Tre Tramp by Walt Mason a playful verse on a child miscast as a saint
A lively poem follows a rough booted wanderer teased by villagers as the memory of a well-loved child, once praised by parents and neighbors. It contrasts his ragged present with the past hopes of fame or piety, ending with a riddle about his true lineage.
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Window Draperies Artful Hanging Techniques
Draperies for street view must harmonize with room color and look attractive from outside. Most homes use two layers: an outer sheer and an inner complementing curtain. Inner fabrics vary from velvet to silk or pougee, with the outer layer remaining sheer to the sill and the inner to the floor.
Proper Care of a Woman's Hair
A guide to washing hair by hair type detailing frequency for dry oily andfine hair. It recommends dry shampoo for very dry hair every four to five weeks and oily hair weekly wet wash with ammonia in water, plus careful rinsing and sun drying for overall scalp health.
Philosophy Pointers on Calamities and Hidden Valor
The piece contrasts real life calamities with imagined trials and notes how enduring simple beauty comes at a cost. A boastful remark about success meets a dismissive retort, reflecting a wary perspective on resilience and fulfillment.
Fruit cake storage methods from old editorial note
The article explains long term storage for fruit cake. It mentions keeping cakes for a year with pure sugar icing or preserving wax, or wrapping in waxed paper and sealing in an airtight tin to extend shelf life.
Medical menace of the common fly and its persistence
Medical authorities warn the common fly can spread diseases from typhoid to smallpox while acknowledging the futility of complete extermination. Despite repeated efforts by housewives and centuries of history, flies persist, and the press urges measures to minimize their activity rather than eradication.
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Tricks to Avoid Service by Russian Soldiers
A humor-filled look at conscription dodges in Russia. Stories recount a man feigning deafness at an eastern station and a Moscow resident claiming fused fingers to dodge recruitment. The surgeon’s tests reveal the ruses and the harsh reality of compulsory service.
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Gooseberry Catsup Recipe
Ten pounds of large ripe goose berries seven pounds of sugar and three pints of cider vinegar. Cook one hour and a half then add two tablespoonfuls of cinnamon one of allspice and one of cloves and boil half an hour longer. Put in bars and seal.
French Academy Founded and Watches For the Blind
The French Academy founded in 1625 and reformed in 1816 is the Institute of France with 40 members elected for life. It meets at Mazarin Palace Paris and guides French language and classics. Latest watches for the blind use movable hour buttons with a minute hand reading by position.
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