Local Christmas shopping crowds fill Sandusky stores
Notices detail gift stock at Batterton's and Corbett & Rohe with portable lamps lamps candles and jewelry. Residents visit relatives in Cincinnati Madison and Aurora while Miss Ruth Ralston and others return home for holidays. Local bans on heavy illness delay Sandusky high school and editorial moves are noted.
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William Hause
Westport
C. M. Beall
Clarksburg
Kirby’s
Charles W. German and
Kansas City
W. B. Ansted
Connersville
Seymour
Greensburg
Trapping Big Cats by the Ferocious Wild Trapper
A Century magazine excerpt describes the dangerous methods of a wild animal trapper who pursues lions leopards panthers and jaguars. It details cub theft risk and the dangers of approaching a lioness guarding her young with nets rifles pits and knee traps.
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A. W. Rolker
Oliver Optic’s Formula for Boy Readers Moral Balance
The article recalls William Taylor Adams known as Oliver Optic and explains his enduring appeal to boys and parents. It notes his method of inserting clear moral lessons toward the end of novels, signaling readers when the moral arrives and preserving uninterrupted adventure.
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William Taylor Adams
Oliver Optic
Clothing as an Article All Should Wear
A London schoolboy discusses clothing in an essay noting savages and natives wear minimal coverings while northern peoples dress more for cold climates. He compares outfits to the human body with caps coats and trousers for men and hats and frocks for women to indicate identity.
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London
Eskimos
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