The River Elf and a Childs Coin Coincidence
A fragment from St Nicholas and Youths Companion features Peon and Marjorie as they discuss a river elf painting nature scenes from lily leaves to dragonflies. Uncle Howard and mamma reflect on the coincidence and a five dollar coin, framing it as a small victory and shared understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamma
Uncle Howard
Marjorie
The Frosted Party Cake Theme of a Quaker Town
Marjorie learns about coincidence and honesty as a school absence miscount unfolds. A fire and a corrected record drive reconciliation with a careful teacher. In a separate vignette, ten Quaker girls host a party where shy Mary finally receives a slice of the frosting cake with kind Lydia’s mother guiding the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Howard
Marjorie
Mamma
Morton
Gertrude Harris
Sue
Mary
Lydia
Penn Street
Harriet
Harriet Mendelhall
St. Nicholas
Uncle Harris and the cent sweeping promise
Uncle Harris offers a penny per sweeping task in his country shop. Joe volunteers and sweeps daily, earning a cent each time. In town the boys visit a toy store where Dick lacks funds and Joe shows his fifty cents earned from sweeping the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Harris
Joe
An Ounce of Prevention in Stair Safety
The note advises whitening the last cellar step to make it clearly visible in dim light, helping prevent falls. It appears as a brief safety tip from the New York Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Crepe Paper Drawer Nests Offer Frugal Decor
Women renovating bedrooms this fall can use pretty nests of drawers made from crepe paper. Available in different sizes, prices range from fifty cents for six drawers to one dollar for double that amount. Handy makers can craft them cheaply using inexpensive paper and druggists' prescription boxes with cardboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Telegram
Color and quality tests for fresh meat
The article explains that good fresh meat is bright red with marbling from fat layers. Veal and pork are lighter than beef or mutton. It notes a pleasant odor and a chemical test using meat juice. acid turns blue litmus red, while old or poor quality meat leaves the paper unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Method in Housework Aims for Simple Routine
A Washington Star excerpt urges new housewives to map a floor by floor routine. Begin with dirtier tasks on one level before delicate work to preserve time and energy. Without planning, mornings waste away moving between chores and hand washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Classic Angel Cake and Beefsteak Dish from Home Kitchen
Simple old fashioned recipes include Angel Cake with stiff egg whites, sugar and potato flour, Clam Pie with layered clams potatoes and crust, Rice Pudding with boiled water and raisins, Sponge Cake from remaining yolks, and Beefsteak smothered with onions. Directions emphasize baking times and serving hot.
Spider's Bind How Spiders Lift Prey in Trees
Central America reports tell of a tree dwelling spider that captured a wild canary. The bird's wings tail and feet were bound with a sticky material and spider silk, suspending the bird head downward until rescue prevented a fatal capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central America
Colorado to Host Major Power Development Projects
Two Colorado companies advance the largest power schemes in the world, each planning to supply 150000 electrical horsepower to fuel the state's industries. The ambitious developments underscore Colorado as a hub for massive energy infrastructure during this era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peon
Rosary C. Metcalf
New York
Lea
THE
Industrial Law League, Inc
Browaway
Paxtine
Health and Bey
the Paxton Toilet CO
Boston, Mass
Clin Senna
California
W.l.douglas
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
W.L. Dee
L. Douglas
Spark St
Brockton
Mass
H. H Green's Sons
Atlanta
Maine Woods
C.M. Burt
G.P.A
Leonard Street
City