Quebecs Tercentenary Pageant Promises Global Spectacle
Frederick R. Toomes outlines Quebec’s three hundredth anniversary celebration opening July 20. The grand pageant honors Champlain and Montcalm with naval displays, processions, and a panorama of Canada’s history, drawing royal and international attention to the old French city in British territory.
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Wooden Shoe Tale Brings Professor And Fraulein Together
In a Dutch cottage community Fraulein Wilma Kraft endures Lena Kraft’s sharp tongue while guiding Stanhope children. A German professor, Yost, visits with a brown paper parcel and a wooden shoe bearing a carved name, rekindling Wilma’s romance as memories of a childhood friend surface.
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Yost
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Guteby
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Friulein
Wanema
Reelle
Otto Boppert
Otto
Professor Yost
Guten Morgen
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Piute Indian Myth of Sun Moon Stars
The Piute narrative describes Chemeen as the sun's wife and the stars as his children who hide from him. The sun devours them when able, with his visible stomach "stuffed with stars." The moon grieves for her children, who mourn monthly as she moves among them. Comets arise when the sun bites a star, tearing it and sending blood as the star flees across the sky. The star keeps its distance to avoid its cannibal father.
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Definition of a Dachshund From a Boy’s Writings
A boy’s quirky definition of a dachshund as a dorg with four legs and odd behavior. He notes dogs’ brains are far from their tails, mentions a tale wag mechanism, and ends with a preference for a bull pop with a pedigree. Cleveland Pinin Dealer.
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A Tea Time Quip From London Punch
A passing remark at an afternoon tea shows an elderly woman’s practical wit as she responds to a guest’s question about including or excluding a certain item. Her reply, If It's in, leave it in, and if it's out, leave it out, reveals a humorous and unruffled approach to trivial choices.
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