The Captain's Daughter Brightens Polly Aboard
In a wintry sea voyage aboard the Polly the captain's young daughter lights the cabin with her hair and hope. She asks if Santa will find them at sea as the crew shares stockings with shells coral and ivory treasures, spreading Christmas cheer among all aboard.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Promote Relief After Suffering
Indiana resident B F Miller endorses Doan's Kidney Pills noting their effect on loins pain and irregular kidney secretions after years of discomfort. He bought from T E Hidebrand's Drug Store, uses the pills regularly, and vouches for consistent relief. Foster Milburn Co. sells in the United States. Remember the name Dean's. Santa Claus reflection closes the piece by Wayne Holt.
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Orange Surplies Hero: A Dainty for the Epicure Palate
An orange dainty named Orange Surplies Hero is described with an opening in the peel, hollowed fruit filled with a mixture of apple pear prune and orange interior, sweetened lightly and sealed with meringue. The dish is then briefly roasted until the meringue colors.
Childrens sayings and quirks amuse readers
A trio of humorous kid quotes shows how three and a half year olds interpret marriage dolls and religion. A grandpa’s joke about being stuffed with God and a siblings’ correction about John all reveal childlike logic and innocence in everyday life.
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The Rent Sheepskin in a College Scandal
A Hesston college president recounts a graduate’s request for a second diploma after a breakup with his fiancée. The fiancée tore the diploma. a certified copy may be issued. A New York judge’s ruling that a man is boss of his household may endure until the real boss overturns it.
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Egyptian noble's tomb garden details from Maspero
Maspero in Dawn of Civilization describes a rich Egyptian noble who lived over 6,000 years ago. His tomb features a formally plotted garden of fruit, flower, and vegetables, illustrating advanced early landscape planning.
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