The Call of the Wild and The Sportsman’s Code
By John Dickinson Sherman the piece extols vacation as restoration and urges balanced play. It defines the sportsman as fair with nature, wildlife, companions and self, and warns against destructive camping, bad company and overindulgent rest. It offers travel advice and cautionary camping rules for prudent outdoor recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dickinson Sherman
Stevenson
Sumner
Diay
Wilds
Wait Whitman
Guy
Birthday festival honoring Buddha across Japan
The article describes April rites for Buddha's birthday in 824 under Emperor Ninmyo, with water bathing rituals and touching parts of the statue. It notes widespread observances in Japan and symbolic acts of healing. Also mentions the Laodicean anniversary of Showhu Tien and Shotoku Taishi era rites. Cardinal Mamiung in Liverpool is described as thin with a quip from an Irishwoman blessing him.
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Ninmyo
Japan
Gautama
Jopar
India
Mamiung
Liverpool
Forma of Insanity in Philadelphia Opens Curious Discourse
A garbled Philadelphia piece reports the Attallianes meeting to discuss modern incert and clarity. It mentions W. Wadeworth and Dr. Chiarles W. Barr, labeled as experts, with a note on their supposed symptoms and a term Lumame. The text hints at exploring mental states of poets.
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Philadelphia
Allianes
Wadeworth
Chiarles W. Barr
Phiaulothia Record
Not Built Of That So Many Colonial Houses Were
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a claim that colonial house construction was not built as purely fable and mentions mediations of a middle Atlantic state, a sense of worth, and references to importation of betel.
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Middle Atlantic
Fragmentary musings on early settlers and distant lands
The text wanders through fragmented notes about North American rituals, early settlers, and scattered references to places like Annapolia and Yorktown. It mentions Marylant Grinklayers and "heieh muses" and touches on themes of survival and confinement with odd, garbled phrases.
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Maryan
Marylant Grinklayers
Walt
Annapolia
Yorktown
Crick
Scientific American
Sleeveless styles dominate summer and beyond in fashion
Fashion notes declare sleeveless gowns popular from bathing suits to outer wraps as summer clothes endure. Fabrics shift from season to season while staying water resistant and wrinkle resistant, with heavy jerseys and knits praised for durability and bright colors.
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Wade
Retines
Farnes
Ines
Frock fashions and hat care from a vintage sewing guide
Frocks of crepe de chine with looped panels and ostrich plumes pair with evening wear while mushroom-shaped hats sport long ribbon streamers. White veiling trends and lace accessories set a delicate, two fabric effect with allover embroidery jackets. Steam refreshes crushed hats. navy or black taffeta frocks and numerous haute blouse models showcase the season.
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Angerie
Caton Era Notes on Sharing Grains and Grapes
A fragment from the Eastern Newspaper quotes Ruskin on neighborly reciprocity, suggesting that giving and receiving will balance, with mentions of wrapes or grape shot and the idea that each reaps what he sows, reflecting communal exchange ideas of the period.
Summer Foods and Savory Cheese Creations Highlighted
A readable culinary column offers summer desserts and salads using gelatine lemon jelly peaches and pineapple preserves served on lettuce with mayonnaise and peanuts. It covers creamed onions with parsley lamb stew with peas grape nectar barbecued ham and cheese based dishes with butter cream and crackers. Also included are anecdotes about happiness and notes on steel engraving history.
Fall colors and shades dominate Textile Color Card
The Textile Color Card association issues a fall color card highlighting brown tones from buff to rust and seal, with purple gray and navy in vogue. Evening wear features reds, corals, blues, greens, and rose hues. new blends emerge from seven primary tones. Prices expected to drop versus last year. Fur pieces and gray furs like silver fox and aquirrel gain emphasis. novel blouses show rainbow silks inspired by old patterns with tailored lines and pearl buttons.
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The
Textile
Fitted coat or wrap trends whispered in fashion notes
Advance fall and winter style notes discuss a fitted upper bodice with a ring skirt coat or wrap. Fur shows hint at this silhouette while public reception remains uncertain. Printed chiffon remains popular in dressy summer frocks with vivid colors and contrasting tones.
The Ankle Length Skirt Fashion Critique
A fashion writer condemns ankle length skirts as ugly and aging. The piece contrasts 1530s hoop styles with modern tastes and notes women live busy lives, seeking practical items like hats, undervests, and comfortable shoulder straps, while discussing upcoming summer millinery trends.
Little Caterpillars Feast on a Leaf
A group of fourteen little brown caterpillars nibble at a large leaf while discussing growth. Each expresses a desire to eat, grow, and eventually separate as they become larger. They anticipate becoming Blue Swallowtail Butterflies after their shared youth on the leaf.
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Cannes
The Fourteen Little Brown Caterpillars Seek Leaves and Flight
Fourteen young brown caterpillars speak of leaves and meals as they grow hungry and eager for transformation. They imagine becoming five swallowtail butterflies and explore their future freedom, each seeking individual adventures after sharing a leaf dining room.
Riddles From A Quirky Farmyard Page
An OCR fragment presents a batch of riddles with garbled spellings and puns. It includes riffs on corks in bottles, the moon, agate a gate, a pig’s fate, and other wordplay from a light humorous tone. Names and dates are unclear. the text reads like a late 19th or early 20th joke page.
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Phiys
Moses
Adam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Izaak Walton
Dr. Boteler
Sir Izaak
Txtak
Sir Traak
Earth
Tenak
League of Nations
H. C
T. H. Kendall
Thave
Sirizank
Bere Oo
Dipan
Showhu Tien
Sinpokey Taikut
Sutko
Faye
Eatern Newspaper
Caton
Mao
Miss Cayetine
Emsravins
Getyveen
Burke Che
Alwys
Milan
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