Beauty in the Home and A Deer Tale Collide in a Vintage Column
A short fictional tale follows Mother Deer and Mr Deer recovering from poison and hoof infections with a kindly keeper nursing them back to health. The keeper admires the deer’s patience as Mr Deer thanks him in deer talk while recounted in a newspaper feature by Katharine Crombaugh about colorfully decorated bathrooms and modern interior finishes enhancing home beauty.
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Mother Deer
Mr. Deer
Mr Deer
Tam
Mrs. Doe
Mr. Beer
Deer
Boy with Red Hair Learns Truth About Gender
A boy named Tom enjoys porch play when two women misgender him as a girl admiring his hair. He repeats the compliment and adds a childlike reveal about showing his pants, highlighting a moment of gender perception and self-awareness.
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Tom
Laundry Too Powerful for Sunday School Humor
At Sunday school King Baggott Jr. names the laundry as the most destructive force of modern men, quipping that his daddy has said so many times. The remark delivers a light, playful moment reflecting domestic life and childlike wit.
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King Baggott, Jr
Junior
Emma Visits Uncle John Ends With Shocking Calf Incident
Emma returns from a visit to her uncle John. Her mother asks about the trip and Emma reports that Uncle John killed a calf and peeled it. The brief remark highlights a disturbing family anecdote.
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Emma
Uncle John
John
Not Badly Hurt Ritle Billy Falls at Aunt's Home
A boy named Billy visiting his aunt's home falls from stairs but is not badly hurt. He then challenges someone by saying they could not match his tumble, reflecting a playful, cautionary incident from a domestic setting.
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Ritle Billy
Neighbor in wreck blamed for car repairs sparks family quip
A supper table talk about a neighbor in a wreck reveals blame falls on others. The elder son bets Mrs. G is upset, but five year old Charlotte corrects the folk, saying she is at home.
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Charlotte
Famous Indian Epics: Mahabharata and Ramayana Highlighted
The passage notes two great ancient Indian epics, the Mahabharata and the Ramayana, as foundational to Indian literature. It emphasizes their prominence in cultural heritage and storytelling traditions across generations.
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India
Twin Disasters Foolhardiness and Fear Explored
A brief note from Woman's Home Companion reflects on how foolhardiness often invites disaster, contrasting reckless acts with cautious prudence and urging readers to weigh risks in daily life and emergencies.
Elegant surplice and tailored frock patterns
Two Paris couture inspired patterns showcase slim silhouettes for fuller hips. The left model uses surplice lines and diagonal hip seams with flat crepe or crepe satin. vestee and jabot contrast fabric. The right model features a tailored tweed option with collar, vest, stitching, and flaring skirts. Sizes 35 to 49. 50 cents each.
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Paris Couturiers
L. H
Notice of administration letters in Caroline County
The subscriber of Caroline county has obtained from the Orphans Court for Caroline county Maryland letters of administration on the personal estate of the deceased.
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Allersons
Joseph E. Clark
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