Hunger the Best Sauce in Mrs Foxs Dinner Lesson
Mrs Fox fears her husband Mr Fox, who complains of meals, will starve her out. After Granny Fox counsels that hunger is the best sauce, Mrs Fox refuses to cook, then feeds herself. Mr Fox learns, meekly submits, and becomes a better husband as she reclaims control of the kitchen.
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Mrs. Fox
Mr. Fox
Granny Fox
Sataka
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Shirley Mason
Brooklyn
N. Y
Emil Flugarth
Viola Dana
Edna Flugarth
Shirley
No clear article headline available from fragment
A fragmentary poem line continues about wealth and happiness not tied to a news event. The piece reflects inner riches of love, hope, and cheer beyond material wealth, attributed to McClur s Newspaper Syndicate.
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McCiurs
Seeing and Hearing in Human Life and Affection
A reflection on the eye and ear, asserting light and knowledge suit sight while love and music belong to the ear. The author praises hearing as a nobler sense with rich benedictions and gentle, holy offices. Reading and discussion help the speaker bear his affliction cheerfully.
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Wiliam Henry Milburn
Not In the Ledger Wigg Burglars Target Book Keeper Twice
A local report notes two burglaries at the book keeper’s residence, with the intruders entering the home on separate occasions. Authorities are investigating possible patterns or motives behind the break ins. Residents are urged to secure doors and report suspicious activity promptly.
Shirley Mason Plans Weekend Visit With The Greens
Shirley Mason declares a weekend stay with the Greens at their summer cottage after being invited, clarifying the visit is not personal leisure but an invitation extended. The exchange prompts questions about who initiated the idea.
Autumn fashion ushers in assured hats and long skirts
Autumn fashion shifts toward tailored suits and longer skirts signaling dignity and elegance. Wide brimmed hats dominate the scene with rich trimmings in velvet, lace, and metal cloths. Designers favor velvets, furs, and metallic ornaments while coats stay plain with notched lapels.
Whats in a Name Saint Agnese origin and lamb symbolism
The name Agnes or Agnese derives from Greek agnos meaning sacred pure and comes via Latin for lamb agnus. The lamb is linked to the Church of Saint Agnese and a Marian martyrdom story. Pilgrimages occur there and two blessed lambs are presented to the pope each year.
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Nhe
Saint Agnese
Agnes
Agnese
England
France
Germany
Portugal
Ines and Inez: Names, lore, and a fate of Inez de Castro
A fragmented text traces the evolution of the names Ines and Inez from Portuguese origins to English use. It links Inez de Castro to a famous historical doom, notes diminutive forms like Inesila, and cites literary and poetic references. The passage also mentions chrysolite as a talisman and Inez’s lucky day and number, with periodical attribution to Wheeler Byndieste, Inc.
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Inez
Agneso
Ines
Inez de Castro
England
Inesila
Italy
Agnese
Agnete
Agnesea
Thomas Aod
Shelley
Wheeler Byndieste, Inc
Just Plain Lonesome
A Chicago Journal item tells of a plain moment on the West Side where a husband meets a crying child and his mother. The child asks for a kiss, the mother grants it, and the tears dry as happiness returns.
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Chlengo Journal
First Visit Sparks Praise From Child at Farm
A young girl on her first trip to her uncle's farm watches Aunt water the poultry and exclaims that the chickens are cute and every drink makes them look up to thank God, capturing a wholesome moment reported by the Transcript in Boston.
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Ressle
Boston ‘Transcript
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