Melvin and Johnson Publishers Saturday Morning 1927
An archival notice records Melvin and Johnson Inc publishers releasing a Saturday morning edition on April 23 1927. The brief item identifies the firm as the publishers and notes the publication day.
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de Melvin & Johnson, Inc. Publishers
Shelley and the Serpentine Paper Boat Tale
The article recounts how poet Lord Byron? No, Shelley, English poet, worships water with paper boats. On the Serpentine bank he lacks paper, finds a £50 note, and destroys it to make a boat. He sets it afloat, watching its drift to the opposite shore where the owner awaits.
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Shelley
Serpentine
Kensington Gardens
Modern Hymn Writers Fail to Take Hold
The New York Evening Post laments a decline in hymn writing since the early eighties as secular influences shape new compositions. It notes revered 19th century authors like Fanny Crosby and Ira Sankey left lasting inspiration, hopeful that future sacred music writers will again create enduring hymns.
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New York Evening Post
Fanny Crosby
Ira D
Sankey
Doctor Investigates Woman Stricken at Jones Farm
The Jones family notices Eliza Jones fell ill after a day of housework and chores. Sed Smith from the neighboring farm investigates the sudden illness. Old Jones says Eliza, who has kept house for 15 years, collapsed after a calm day.
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Sed Smith
Old Jones
Eliza
Los Angeles Times
Magpies and their place among crows and jays
Magpies form an intermediate group between jays and crows and share traits with both. The genus Pica includes species found where English is spoken, with the long graduated tail as a key external feature. The best known is the European magpie Pica pica.
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Europe
Energy From Grains Of Northern Diet Breakdown
The article states that 90 percent of caloric energy for the northern United States comes from five foods: bread and cereals 87 percent, fat 14 percent, meat 15 percent, sugar 10 percent, and white potatoes as a key fuel. The figures show the dominance of grains and fats in the regional diet.
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United States
Little Mary Falls Asleep Then Wears Glasses
A mother explains that her daughter refuses to wear glasses during the day. She admits she slips the spectacles on Mary while the child sleeps, hoping for improved eyesight. The doctor previously prescribed the eyewear after an examination.
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Mary
Cypress Doors and Ancient Plantations Earned High Regard
Cypress has long held a reputation for durability. Ancient records note cypress plantations as valuable enough to dowry two daughters. The old St. Peter’s doors in Rome, about 1100 years old at removal, remained perfectly preserved.
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St. Peter's
Rome
Well to Know Thyself by Wiggam Reasoning on self knowledge
Albert E Wiggam notes self awareness as key to get along with others and form accurate opinions of personal capabilities and limits. He argues recognizing strengths and limitations fosters better judgment and relations.
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Albert E. Wiggam
Hi Ho the Sage of Chinatown Quote Appears
A Washington Star quotation labels Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown as saying a pleasant musle is 2 fine Influence excepting when it represents only a strategic movement of the factful Touscles.
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Musle
Aeif Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Christianity and a New Civilization of Ideas
With Christianity came a new civilization and a new order of ideas. Tastes were cultivated, manners refined, views broadened, and natures endto inalad Azariag.
Tamagno in Moscow Astonishes Audiences With Vast Voice
The veteran tenor Tamagno, in his prime, is described as possessing a voice of immense power. At his Moscow debut he delivered the first notes with such force that the audience surged back in shock. By the fourth note his colossal vocal volume caused widespread astonishment before the performance settled into admiration.
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Tamagno Caruso
Tamagno
Moscow
Charity solicitors compared to cream separators quote
A satirical line from Practical Polly likens charity solicitors to cream separators. The remark suggests they take the fat from the milk of human kindness, framing solicitors as extracting value from generosity.
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Practical Polly
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