Christmas clown party fashions for children inspired by the circus
The article describes festive party ideas centered on circus clowns for children during Christmas. It details costumes for boys and girls inspired by famous clowns, including a miniature dress suit look and a musical girl clown ensemble with bells, caps, and ruffled collars.
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America
England
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Arphitheater
Hippodrome
London
Ite
Bowton toFrixco
Thettine Vex
Dreserd
Paris
Eloping Naughty Mobilists of Toyland Costume Ideas
The piece outlines circus themed party costumes for children using paper disks and cambric, describing a bogie man on stilts and a clown king outfit with lavender and emerald accents. It notes partner girl costumes, crown details, gift ideas, and a voice from The Washington Star about college courtesy and football reform.
Humble Exchange Over Toe Mash At Social Gathering
In a light hearted moment a speaker apologizes for mashing a toe during a social gathering. He humbly asks forgiveness and acknowledges haste and confusion of the eye and ear amid the crowd. The exchange reflects the informal, humorous tone of the event.
At the End of Arcady and Other Poems
Two poems excerpted from Munsey's Magazine and Life reflect on memory love and seasonal change. The first poem portrays wind decay in an autumnal scene with memory and vernal hopes. the second explores a tranquil Arcady where Love grows somnolent yet seeks peace and settled happiness.
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Munsey's Magazine
Arcady
Love
Debonair
Puzzles and Riddles from Last Week’s Page
Answers to Last Week's Puzzles and Problems puzzle column. It asks about an American city named through time and labor and a city whose name implies cheerful people. It includes stray phrases about family, travel, and a bargain of three for cents.
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Hilda
Tom
Canadian Born Lord Elgin Aboard Colonial Secretary
The article profiles Lord Elgin, born in Canada, highlighting his lineage from Governor Generals and the Duke of Durham. It recalls his father's and grandfather's roles in responsible government, the 1849 Rebellion losses dispute, mob attacks, and the move of Parliament from Montreal to Toronto. It notes Elgin’s expected approach to colonial self government and contrasts it with Chamberlain’s broader aims, referencing the 1854 1866 Elgin reciprocity treaty with the United States.
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Mary Louisa Lambton
Earl of Durham
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George M. Wrong
Earl of Egin
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John Ross Robertson
Elmsley Villa
Central Presbyterian Church
Poronto
Old
Scadding
Holy Trinity Church
St. James
Earl
Downing Street
the Mar! of
Durham
Earl of Elgin
Mr. Chamberlain
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Zollverein
United States
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