Instinctive Vigil By Hedge Guards The Telegraph Plan
The narrator describes Lee Chow guarding the hedge at the rural gate and enforcing cautious travel. He heads to the telegraph office to send an important telegram and awaits a reply from Allen Drake in San Francisco, then plans to return home and learn more at Mrs. Ticer’s.
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E Chow
Hugh Rantland
Graham
Lee Chow
Lillian
Allen Drake
San Francisco
Ticer
Curiosity as Power: Helpful or Harmful Depending on Use
Curiosity acts like electricity guiding progress or causing harm, depending on how people apply knowledge. It can spark invention and learning when tempered by ethics and safety, yet reckless inquiry risks injury or misuse without safeguards.
Bewitching and Simple Frocks Pattern Descriptions
The article describes two Pictorial Review printed patterns for dresses with straight lines and hidden flounce fullness. First model features a jabot of French net and yellow rose at the neck, side fastening, long gathered sleeves, and braids. Medium sizes require 4 1/2 yards of 36 inch material and 2 yards of braid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pictorial Review
Mayo Finds Wide Varieties Among Britons During Tour
Dr Charles H Mayo leader of 700 American doctors touring Britain and the Continent reports vast diversity among Britons Scots Irish Welsh and English differ from region to region He notes English speech varies by locality and contrasts British traits with American adaptability saying English tradition guides actions while Americans adapt to pace He admires the open air habit of Britons relieving mental strain amid the hustle of American life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Flory
London
Charles H. Mayo
Rochester
Minnesota
British Isles
Britain
Islands
England
Dr. Mayo
Fried Tomatoes Batter Fry Method
Instructions describe using canned tomatoes quartered after draining dipped in a batter of eggs milk flour baking powder and salt then fried in deep fat. If batter is too thin add more flour. A closing aside notes faith in a person and regrets about doing things differently.
Packing powdered milk for summer with baby care
The article advises taking powdered milk when away with a baby for the summer. It notes fresh milk supply can fail during thunderstorms or after store hours. Powdered milk preserves nutrients and is easily digested, serving as a prudent precaution.
Noisy Vices and Quiet Reckoning in Moral Tales
A reflective observation notes that public faults fade when kept private and that revenge tastes sweet but causes inner turmoil and guilt over time for those who pursue it.
Still Picking Browning Heir Adoptive Playmate
Wealthy New York realtor Edward W. Browning weighs candidates for a playmate to his adopted daughter Dorothy. He advertised widely as thousands of girls answered the call.
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Edward W. Browning
New York
Dorothy
American view of sport and competition unity
A speaker contrasts American and English attitudes to sport. He argues Americans chase excellence by focusing intensely on one discipline while English athletes pursue sport for its own sake and community value. He asserts Americans may excel by serious, specialized effort rather than broad immersion.
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America
Year Ago Today Delegation Heads to Brussels
A delegation of American lawyers led by Secretary of State Hughes arrived in Brussels to discuss postwar legal and diplomatic arrangements.
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Hughes
Brussels
Calotabs Purify Your System for Health Gains
Doctors endorse cleansing the body as a foundation for health. A thorough Calotabs course, taken weekly for weeks, purifies the system and may boost vitality. Family package with directions 35 cents, trial 10 cents, available at any drug store.
Anniversaries of Historic Figures Mourned Across Centuries
Brief roll of notable dates with deaths and births. Ignatius Loyola died in Rome in 1556. Andrew Johnson died near Jonesboro in 1875. Liszt died in 1886. Other items note Breda treaty 1667 and Pontiac ambush 1768.
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Ignatius Loyola
Rome
Spain
Breda
Nova Scotia
France
Penobscot
Detroit
Pontiac
Robert L. Taylor
Tennessee
United States
Andrew Johnson
Jonesboro
Raleigh
N. C
Franz Liszt
Bey
Rail disaster near Atlantic City claims 47 lives
The report notes a railroad disaster near Atlantic City New Jersey resulting in forty seven deaths and many injuries. It records the casualty toll and location with limited readable details. The entry mentions a person born in Hungary on October 22 1811 and refers to Reuth Bavaria as a birthplace context.
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Reuth
Bavaria
Hungary
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T. Malouf
Daily News
Al--E--Co
Wright & Ditson
Jantzen
Elbro
Ferd Levi Stationery CO
DeSiard St
Oliver Curwood
Edward W.browning
Enset
Dorothy Wr
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DeSiard
Monroe, la
Atlantic City
McCray
St. Louis
Monroe Store & Office Equipment Co., Inc
Walnut St
Good Housekeer
Round Table Coffee Company
Faulk Bros
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Steele’s Cash
O. B. Register’s
West Monroe
Monroe, Louisiana
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