Crossroads and Truth Lessons From John Blake Ross
John Blake Ross presents a cautionary vignette on crossroads as dangerous choices. He warns against wavering at decision points and emphasizes truthfulness, using wartime crossroad imagery to urge steady, deliberate paths and avoiding disaster from indecision.
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Ross Roads
Wwe
Ty the Great
Amd Garabo Goldlera
Mali
Amd
Jude
Alell
Mn Ruil
Tte
Tianders
France
Pozellog
Colter
John Biprea
The Romance of Words and Early Outdoor Feasts
A fragmented retrospective traces late medieval and early modern wordplay in outdoor dining events. It notes guests sharing duties to supply portions, a French term fete, and references to Prince of Wales birthday celebrations with ritual foods and decor.
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Wiles
Wile
Young
Adils
Hesse
Whroler
Do You Hear My Voice On The Warm Night Air
A lyric reminiscence of a past love, recalling shared paths and the remembered scent of youth. The speaker pleads if the beloved still thinks of them and hopes their memory remains alive in warm night air. Copyright note hints at Dodd, Mead & Co.
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Conyright
Dodd, Mead & Cao
Something to Think About By F A Walker
An analysis urging self improvement and hard work to escape unhappiness. It contrasts passive complacency with the call for discipline, study, and personal effort to reach potential. The piece presents a portrait of indolent, unimaginative people and promotes thoughtful, purposeful action toward lofty ideals.
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F. A. Walker
Peach Pudding From Sea Moss A New England Recipe
A damaged OCR excerpt describes a sea moss based dessert with peach flavors and alternatives. It covers washing and soaking moss, binding it in cloth, cooking methods, and sweeteners like orange, almond, caramel, honey, and maple syrup. It includes a Peach Pudding variation with milk, whipped cream, and blancmange, noting Crdwell, 2029 Western 7 aor Union.
Dancer Margaret Zolany Gains Noted Fame in China Solo
Margaret Zolany daughter of sculptor George Julian Zolany shines as a dancer under Paul Tchernikof. She is pictured in the costume used for the Chinese solo dance at a benefit for the Washington Opera Company.
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Margaret Zolany
George Julian Zolany
Paul Tchernikof
Washington Opera Company
Youngest Saxophonist and Composer A seven-year-old upstart
Stymond Baird, seven, of Bull Lake Utah, is hailed as the youngest saxophonist composer and band conductor in the world. He attracted notable attention at the convention of the National Itasia Trades association in Chicago and drew crowds with his performances and leadership.
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Diere
Stymond Baird
Bull Lake
Utah
National Itasia Trades Association
Chicago
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Little Sousa
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