Some Summery Sandwich Hints By Nellie Maxwell
Readable food hints from 1940 show summer sandwich ideas by Nellie Maxwell. Recipes include Baking Powder Biscuit and Bacon, Fruit Sandwiches with figs and tamarind, Toasted Cheese on white bread, Tongue and Olive sandwich with mayonnaise, Anchovy and Cottage Cheese on rye, all paired with tea, coffee, or fruit beverages. Also notes the German word stall meaning to punish during World War I.
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Cotinga
Catan
Expansion figures for wood and steel per degree Fahrenheit
The document lists a comparative expansion of wood and steel for one degree Fahrenheit. Wood (pine) expands by 0.000270 percent, while cast steel shows a near zero or misprinted value, indicating a data error for steel.
Inducing Children to Obey By Jean Newton
A mother explains her method to create obedience in her bright son Bobby. She uses predetermined punishments tied to selfish or harmful actions, stressing certainty and proportionality, never anger, and linking discipline to long term happiness and social ease. The piece discusses the psychology and daily application of this parenting approach.
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Rani Din
Bobby
Mell
Popularity of Mother-in-Law Joke By M. K. Thomson
A discussion on why mother-in-law jokes endure as a social outlet. The piece argues humor targets dignity and generational tensions, noting mothers-in-law’ s partiality to their sons and the forgiving frame of humor among readers. Also mentions wood species used for excelsior production such as aspen, cottonwood, basswood, and pines.
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M. K. Thomson
Ph. D
Mather Damw
James
June
McClure Newapaper Syndicate
A Plea to the Speeders by Douglas Malloch
A rustically phrased plea urges speeders to consider mothers and children. The poem warns that reckless driving harms youths and families and asks drivers to temper haste to avoid regret and sorrow.
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Speeders
Douglas Malloch
Abe Lincoln's youth as store helper and wrestler
A misread tale recounts young Abraham Lincoln working in a village store for Mr Offcutt to help his poverty. Jealous peers challenge him to a wrestling match with Tack Armstrong, but Abe declines yet agrees to face the stronger opponent. He ultimately finds fighting unavailed and leaves.
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Abraham Linco
George Washington
Mr. Offcutt
Alin
Abe
Mr. Offcott
Learler
Duck
Syrestie
The Greedy Goslings Mischief and Rivalry
A fragmented scene follows children plotting pranks and squabbles over a map based egg game. Abe vows to outwit Abeahian Laneosi rivals while Janek Arm and others clash, revealing petty deceit and a tense showdown between mischievous youngsters.
Abraham’s Covenant and Faith in Genesis Lessons
Summary of biblical passages on Abraham’s calling, God’s promises to him, and the testing of his faith. Highlights include Abraham’s blessing to others, the mission to deliver Lot, and the faith that God would provide descendants. Notes on obedience and divine provision frame the July 6 lesson material.
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Abraham
Abmilinus
Deisel
Elias
Abrahamta
Lot
Ie Ibn
Egypt
Avrahim
Chongty
Abrahima
Saam
Abrahim
Raul
Uftms
Prossin
Crain
Tsang
Heroic Toro Raising Joy With Hearts and Faith
A fragmented memory speaks of a heroic figure, a round of Mitte, and appetites for joy. The text hints at divine heroes and a nascent world, naming Wis and Wim as beacons guiding May toward a hopeful era.
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Amio
Question on guiding faith and personal action
A brief reflection on seeking divine guidance amid life choices. The fragment credits God and cautions against taking control independently. It mentions honoring guidance and cites John Ruskin as a possible reference point.
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John Rusia
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Housekeeping
Honora
Athens
Join Finley
New York
Indie United States
By Jean Newton
Tiniek Elias
Scot
Dougiad Malloch
Young Abe
Goslings
Straley
Jack
Janek
Uae
Pine
Pune
Jong
Juin
Justo Topg
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