The New Disease in a Tiny Tin Plate Tale
A quirky old tale follows Mr. Coon and Reddy Fox as mischief and plates collide. Reddy plots to steal to dine unseen while Mr. Coon misreads hints, discovers a prank, and ends with a comic twist about a bright tin plate and a clean meal.
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Coon
Reddy
Blo
Uila
Tina
Laing
Conn Wan Almng
Mick
Goon
Mr. Coon
Teddy
Tad
Rometilog
Gilston
Reddy Fox
Mr. Coop
Codr
What’s in a Name Facts About Sophy and Sophia
A fragment discusses the name SophiaSophy from ancient and royal lines, tracing its Greek origins through Justinian era to European royalty. It notes variants across languages, historical spread, and a claimed protective malachite stone it bears. It mentions Saturday as a lucky day and a lucky number, with vague mystic associations for children.
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Sophy
Sophia
Justician
St. Sophia
Hiadon Ta
Justinian
Stealghtwig
Greece
Mark
Olases
England
Bapita Dorothea
Yetts
House of Hanover
Branca
Sophie
Italy
Germany
Picka
Sofia
Fta
Uanger
Ward of
Vistuse
ANU
Scopsright
Cheer A G 6 Taped The P E Via In Mane
A fragmentary OCR line mentions cheer and tape related terms with unclear context. No readable names places dates or concrete facts are present to form a proper news item. This item remains unreadable as provided.
How Do You Say It Healthful vs Healthy
C N Lurie explains the difference between healthy and healthful. He notes healthy describes a person or thing possessing health, while healthful means promoting health or contributing to well being. A reader asks if plants in a sleeping room affect occupants health and the writer discusses room healthfulness.
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Iteduy
Tila Gitner
Roddy Fox
Meaniny
Horne
Pitts
New York
Takus
Hogi
Finolf
Wolny
Tate
Porto
Nino
C. N. Lurie
Hats for every age in millinery parade
The article surveys a millinery display showing hats for girls from seven to sixteen and younger children. It notes the variety of blocked hats, beaver and felt winter headwear, and describes several popular shapes such as wide-brimmed Trench sailors, bonnets, and square crowned pokes with ribbon trims.
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Blanca
Ribbon and the Layette in Modern Ribbon Fashion
A late 19th or early 20th century note discusses ribbons and layette items for babies, highlighting fashionable ribbon usage, braided trims, and decorative ties. It mentions evolving trends toward elaborate ribbon accessories for infants and maternity wear, with examples of new ribbon-based articles.
Thadeus and the Child on the Country Road
Thadeus, weary and burdened by life, lifts a boy into his arms after a chance encounter on a clover bank. A young woman appears, seeking Ted and Ted’s safe arrival, offering a glimmer of hope and a rival path from his recent sorrow.
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Thaderis
Nidofena
Thadaus
Ted
Thadeus
Wes
Thaden
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Corinne Griffith
Agan
Corinne- Griffith
Mildred Marshall
Mary Marshall Duffee
Rlaen
Geelgson
John Kendrick Bangs
Shahitel
Havin
Reap
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