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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1912
Page
24
An observer describes how a mother Aix sponsa ferries her brood from a tree hollow to a creek. She carr ies each duckling in her beak to the water then returns for the rest, guiding eleven fluffy youngsters in a single file swim.
Practical tips on dressmaking a chicken, stringing beans, and preserving peaches offered in a humorous homemaking column. The notes advise light fabrics like batiste for dress, a strong thread and large needle for beans, and a cheeky motto about peaches after marriage.
A quotation praising a well stocked room of books as the highest art of decoration and a greatest blessing to a family. John Bright extols the value of a home filled with reading and love of books as a noble gift.
In August Strindberg's Easter and Stories a matter of fact photographer-philosopher defends his faults. He smokes all day, leaves doors open, and oddly shoves a knife in his mouth to avoid a fork. His partner praises him as a great philosopher and foreshadows friendship and progress.
A Cleveland trap shooter known for his cross eyed aim reveals his secret. He squints left barrel with his right eye and right barrel with his left eye, then fires both barrels.
Courts of love arose in medieval Europe as formal tribunals for heart affairs. The first such court formed in southern France in the 12th century, with knights, poets, and ladies deciding on delicate questions of romance.
Auto tires after exposure to earth and water are practically fireproof, enduring harsh conditions without igniting. The statement highlights material resilience and potential safety implications for automotive use and roadside incidents.
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