Snow Managerie Sparks Kids Craft Of Snow Animals
Annie Willis McCullough notes Rodney children turning a snowfall into a field of snow sculptures. They plan sheep, bear, elephant, and more, using shovels, laths, coal eyes, rope tails, and wooden supports, learning sculpting tricks as the day unfolds.
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Annie Willis McCullough
Wilhelm’s Dream and the Kaiser’s Claim in Europe
London Times correspondent reports on the German emperor’s belief he is England’s rightful successor. The piece notes public skepticism, the Prince of Wales’s popularity, and the lack of liberty in Germany. It also covers Dr. Kilmer’s SwampRoot remedy and Crete’s flag symbolism linked to Greek unification.
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William
Kilmer
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New York Sun
Amusing hotel blunders told by clerks in a big city
In a travel anecdote from a large city hotel scene, clerks recount humorous misadventures of rural guests. An elderly couple misplaced a room, a man from Arkansas wandered for supper, and a well dressed guest claimed a lamp had no oil. A hackman’s fee sparked confusion as guests wondered why they should pay for a ride.
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Conjurer exposes cheater at London club game
A London club tale describes Herrmann exposing a guest who consistently won at Scarte. He proves the man’s cheating by revealing he holds all four kings, then draws them from his sleeve. The article also mentions dubious medical and silkworm industry claims and a French inventor’s silk production idea.
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Grain-O coffee substitute promoted for all ages
Try Grain O a new food made from pure grains that can replace coffee. It is gentle on delicate stomachs and loved by all who try it, selling for 15¢ to 25¢ per package. Grocers carry Grain O and advertise its healthful appeal to families.
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