Yeson Dan the Brown Elf and the Red Cap Quest
A fragmentary tale features Yeson Dan a brown gnome who longs to explore above ground and join goblins. He ventures with Frisky Breeze to learn where goblins obtain red caps, then faces nightfall and a failed return to his underground home. The piece centers on curiosity, friendship, and danger of venturing beyond familiar tunnels.
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Yeson Dan
Dan
Yesun Dan
Yesonend
Tooting
Teson
Kim
Cati
Frisky
Yeson Dadi
Yeson
Yes
Yesda
McClors Newspaper Syndicate
Edmund Lowe Born in San Jose Cal in 5 11 with brown hair
Edmund Lowe a popular leading man in movies was born in San Jose California. He stands five feet eleven inches tall with brown hair and dark eyes. The passage cites a whimsical tale about his name Yeson Dan and a goblin secret as a fanciful aside.
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Edward Lowe
San Jose
Cal
Diabetes varieties and dietary guidance by George Matthew Adams
The article explains two forms of diabetes with symptoms like excessive urine: one with high volume and no sugar, often in middle age or children, linked to nervous system traits and possible head injuries. the second with sweet, sticky urine and high sugar content. It discusses causes, heredity, and treatment emphasis on individualized care and diet, naming permissible foods and cautioning against one-size-fits-all regimens.
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George Matthew Adams
Superstitions and Mythic Origins Tied to Modern Omens
A reader notes cow incursions into gardens as a repeated omen of death, linking modern superstition with ancient ritual where the ox was sacrificed to placate the gods. The essay traces how the ritual murder of the ox on the Acropolis evolved into substitutes with mixed historical parallels. It also mentions a one sentence blurb about a milk can spout that punctures cans and locks in place.
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Attica
Zeus
Acropolis
Frazer
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Alm Masters Graceful Dip Shown In Dance Context
A natural dip move is demonstrated by Alm as he glides into a graceful pose. The scene highlights his ease and fluidity, suggesting a long practice leading to instinctive performance.
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Ana
Aline O' Cheer by John Kendrick Bangs
A poem reflects on sailors battling fierce winds and raging seas. It likens labor at mills to grinding corn amid a storm while sailors seize winds and rush toward safety and port. The verse ties sea endurance to industrial toil and resilience.
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Ly McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Modernistic bathing costumes and summer millinery trends
Silk fashion notes describe modernistic beach suits with vivid patterns and bold colors, and a surge in white hats and light millinery. Spring and summer headwear shift toward small to medium shapes, with white felt and colorful trims. Real swimming suits favor dark hues with bright accents, while capes and coats in terry cloth or rubberized fabrics round out beach attire. Written by Julia Bottomley in 1925 Western Newspaper Orden.
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Copenhagen
Julia Bottomley
Orden
Outdoor meals and garden cooking tips from 1920s guide
A domestic arts piece covers outdoor meals with simple menus and prep tips. It suggests arranging a porch or garden meal for two to four, with cold meats, stuffed eggs, salads, and a chicken mold. Practical notes include preserving lettuce, using ice chests, and serving with mayonnaise and coffee. It also gives care tips for kitchen tools, food ripening, cleaning, and floor varnish methods.
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Edmund Lowe
Bih
Irving
WHO Superstitions
Aline O
John Kendrick Bangs
Wester Malas
Emerson
Gax
Jethro
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