Hunger as the Best Sauce in Mrs Fox’s Kitchen
Mrs Fox, worried by her hungry husband Mr Fox who scorns meals, seeks Granny Fox’s counsel. After three days of him going hungry, she makes him wait and fries the dinner herself. He learns to value her cooking and helps, while Granny’s maxim hunger is the best sauce guides the tale.
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Mrs. Fox
Granny Fox
Granny
Mr. Fox
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Shirley Mason
Brooklyn
N. Y
Emil Flugarth
Viola Dana
Edna Flugarth
Shirley
Arbad
Seeing and Hearing in Life and Affection by Milburn
Milburn reflects on the eye and ear as gateways to knowledge and empathy. He notes light and knowledge favor the eye, while love and music reside in the ear. The voice, tuned by sympathy, offers the sweetest ministry of human life, aiding him in bearing affliction with cheer.
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Hight
William Henry Milburn
Burglary Plot Noted in Ledger Ledger Record
Not in the Ledger reports a Wigg burglary at the book keeper’s residence, detailing two break ins and a double entry scheme that seems outside his usual conduct. No further names or places are provided.
Regular Visit with the Greens at Their Summer Cottage
Shirley Mason describes a planned weekend with the Greens at their summer cottage in a casual exchange. The dialogue features humorous lines about ownership and the nature of the visit.
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Greens
Dea
Autumn fashion forms new silhouettes and dramatic hats
Autumn fashion trends showcase longer skirts and dignified suits with rich trimmings. Wide hats, velvet and metal cloths dominate, with novelties in plumage and millinery centers, while tailoring emphasizes neat lines and fine craftsmanship.
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Lyons
Velourd
Milliinery
Whats in a Name Saintly origins of Agnes across Europe
The name Agnes flows from Greek agnos meaning sacred with Latin lamb connotations. The piece traces the saintly link to Saint Agnese with lamb symbolism, pilgrimages, and papal blessings. It notes Agnes as a common given name across England, Ireland, Germany, Portugal, and beyond.
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Saint Agnese
Agnes
Agnese
Fingland
Orange
Germany
Portugal
Ines and Inez through history and lore
A fragmented article recalls the names Ines and Inez from Portuguese origins to English usage, noting their evolution, literary references by Hood and Shelley, and superstitions around Ines as a symbolic figure. It notes Inez’s lucky day, flower, and talismanic stone.
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Inez
Agnese
Ines
Inez de ‘Castro
Langland
Italy
Agnete
Agnesea
Thomas Hood
Shelley
Flower
Wheeler Syndicate
Tne
Just Plain Lonesome Story Captures Moment
A Chicago Journal item recalls a young husband crossing to the West Side where he sees a sobbing woman with a three year old. The woman demands patience then the husband’s reply T wint a tise leads the woman to kiss the child, ending with renewed sunshine and happiness.
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Chicngo Journal
Little Chickens Drink and Give Thanks to God
In a Boston transcript, Trina Beasley recalls her aunt watering poultry on her uncle's farm. She exclaims that the little chickens look up and thank God each time they drink, capturing a warm moment of rural life.
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Trina Beasle
Boston Transcript
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