A JOLLY SCRAP BOOK FOR HOSPITAL CHILDREN
Instructions for making bright scrapbooks from advertisements for ill children at Christmas. Use dark-green cambric background rectangles 18 by 13 inches folded into four pages. Attach bold ads, add funny captions, and create a decorative cover with colored ribbon triangles.
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Raisin Fluff Recipe Instructions
A vintage dessert guide outlines a sweet mix of sugar water egg white raisins and walnut meats. The method boils syrup to thread stage then folds into beaten egg and flavors with salt and vanilla before shaping on paraffin paper to cool.
Buttermilk as a Face Preparation
Buttermilk serves as a cheap substitute for facial preparation. Let it dry, then massage in to correct drawing tendency and soften the skin.
The Christmas Fur Coat
The old lady leaves a sable fur coat to the egg woman with a Christmas after-death payment plan. Grandchildren question motives but fulfill the will. The egg woman discovers unexpected wealth as fairy tale magic brings joy and a luxurious coat to her life.
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Grannie
Marshmallow Fudge Quick Recipe From Stale Marshmallows
A simple method to use stale marshmallows by making fudge. Boil two cups sugar and one cup milk, add one and a half squares grated chocolate and two tablespoons butter, cook ten minutes, then let cool until stiff but pourable. Place marshmallows in a dish and pour fudge over them.
Jesus In the Home of Friends and Foes
Lesson outlines Jesus reception by Martha and Mary at home with Martha serving and Mary choosing Jesus words. It contrasts Jesus rebuking Martha with Mary’s good part and then shows Jesus among foes critiqued for Beelzebub claims and six woes on Pharisees and lawyers.
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Mary
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Nineveh
Seek Ye First the Kingdom and Its Righteousness
A short quotation centered on Matthew 6 33 urging seekers to prioritize the kingdom of God and righteousness with the promise that all other needs will be provided. The verse emphasizes spiritual priorities over worldly concerns.
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Fragmentary biblical verse reads as a moral lament
A damaged OCR fragment presents archaic language about reaping iniquity and plowed wickedness with incomplete phrases likely from a biblical or sermon page. The readable portion hints at a moral judgment but lacks coherent context or full quotes.
Patriotism Not Natural But Taught, Says Herbert Gibbons
New York lecturer Herbert Adams Gibbons argues patriotism is learned via education. He recounts a home study as he asks his seven year old daughter Hope which country she lives in. She replies with a school song reference, naming “Tis of the.”
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Chicago
Fred Compson
New York
Nebraska
Trinity Church
Anderson
Albert, Johns
Theodore Guigley
Walter Utrowski
Jahns Bus Company
Laporte
Michigan City
Culla Wayhinger
Upland
Indiana Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Anderson Young Men’s Christian Association
Shelbyville
Richmond Lodge of Elks
McLean Work
Reed Memorial Church
The
Elks
Will W. Reller
Richmond
Indianapolis Water Company
Earl Carter
Public Service Commission
Laketon
Wabash
Pleasant Township
John Myers
Terre Haute
Hartford City
Blackford
Ruth Werber
Walter Hughes
Hughes
County Board of Commissioners
Samuel Lewis Shank
Indianapolis
Delbert O. Wilmeth
Gaston
State Board of Health
State Department of Public Instruction
Robert K. Deverick
Benjamin J. Burris
Isham Keith
Columbus
Jonathan Baker
David Barkes
Janes Brown
Solomon
Glick
John A. Robertson
William F. Kendall
William Watson
W.R. C
Alice Trotter
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Mona Foster
Nannie Beatty
Emma _ Robertson
Ida Osborne
Marion
Riley Craneford
Farmers’ Institutes
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Montpelier
Petersburg
Laura Geddes Henry
Péoria
Annabella Lockhart
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Wells County
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Wabash County
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Greensburg
Philip B. Stapp
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Legionnaire
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Red Men
Ogilville
John M. Lugar
Bolivar Township
Benton County
L. W. Burns
Kiwanis Club
Elwood
Bert E. Sneed
R. T. Boston
L. M. Grose
Milton York
H. C. Cormelie
Thomas Jenner
W. A. Risinger
J. Lewis Smell
C. P. Runyan
Ernest Daniels
Twelfth Field Artillery
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Tex
Vigo County Farmers’ Association
Wabash River
Vincennes
Knox County War Mothers
Charles 3. O'Donnell
Elijah McFarland
B. B. Griffith
Arthur Biggs
Whitley
Columbia City
O. S. Torbet
Charles Dare
Marion Swinehart
Samuel Steel
Anton Lower
House Committee On
Washington
Ft. Wayne
Henry A. Brown
Monroe County
Stanford
Bloomington
Albert Pruden
E. A. Bookhout
F. E. Baer
City Water Works
William King
George D. Heilman
Philip C. Gould
Vanderburg
Evansville
Heilman
Charles Werner
Mounds Park
Anderson Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
McCray
Union Traction Company
Herbert Adams Gibbons
Princeton
Hope
New York Times
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promises Snow White Clothes
An advertisement claims Red Cross Ball Blue delivers snowy white laundry results after a day of hard work. The promotional line emphasizes satisfaction from clean clothes and a simple laundry solution.
Morning inspection finds James behind on brushing
In room 8 during Morning inspection James neglects brushing while his sister’s teeth appear white and clean. The teacher questions James about why he did not brush and he claims he could not because his sister had his toothbrush.
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