The Trapper's Tale Re Suavid Part II
Narrative continues in a frontier valley where patriarchs control population growth and cremation rites. The narrator recalls Enoch, the temple, and attempts to preserve tribal history while longing to escape to a world beyond the rock-bound valley. The tribes ponder an exit as the narrator recounts four years of sheltered abundance and growing desire for a hunter’s life.
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Tentier
Thaur
Muprenien
Peotts Tose
Theo
Wuneall
Amerease
Tate
Peaople
Enoch
Tle
Teenoch
Sam Trousten
Fenoch
Kid
Land of
Nod
German dough process touted as flourless by Altona mill
A Die Neue Heilkunst report from Philadelphia Record describes a new German system by J F Gelrick that converts whole grain directly to dough without milling. Wheat is cleaned soaked and squeezed through a sieve, yielding bread claimed healthier more nutritious and economical with high albuminoid value.
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Die Neue Heilkunst
Altona
J. F. Gelrick
Philadelphia
A Double Apple Blossom from Ansoma Connecticut
The apple tree of H A Newcomb on Minerva street Ansoma Conn produced a rare double blossom after rain and wind scattered other blooms. A single pure white flower with three rows of petals, two and a half inches in diameter, attracted no known previous sighting.
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H. A. Newcomb
Minerva Street
Ansoma
Conn
Bees Swarm Man’s Hat Forces Wild Ride
Fudge Tompkins of Dawson Georgia was attacked by bees while returning home. Bees settled on his broad-brimmed hat causing a chaotic ride as his horse bolted toward a swamp. The judge continued after checking crops and requests help locating a hat with a beegum in it.
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Fudge Tompkins
Dawson
Richland
How He Lost Her and Other Tales of Love
A short item from the Detroit Free Press notes a couple who share a life together, leading to likeness and eventual strain. The piece frames a woman’s firm, final refusal as a pivotal moment in their relationship.
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Detroit Free Press
Don'ts for Mothers From The Fresh Air Fund Book
Readable excerpts warn against kissing a baby on the mouth or eyes and feeding from a caregiver’s mouth. It urges thorough hand cleaning before handling a baby and avoiding smears of saliva on the infant. The piece notes dangers to newborns from uncleanliness and poor hygiene.
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Fresh Air Fund
The
Chicago News
Breakfast Jackets in Practical Laundering Styles
Breakfast jackets vary in elaboration but aim for a style that remains unfussy and easy to launder. White washing silk is commonly used, sometimes shirred and shaped in a V formed back and front for a neat yet simple look.
Caring for a Sick Baby and Practical Clothing Advice
Do not ignore a sick baby. seek a physician promptly and, if needed, take the child to a sanitarium. Avoid giving the baby unsafe or indiscreet remedies and ensure clean nursing bottles. Recommend practical dress ideas with pale silk jackets and lace trims, emphasizing comfort and ease of movement for the wearer.
Braiding and culinary notes from a bygone kitchen
Practical household guidance covers child care cautions against abuse and improper handling, dressing trims like flat braided edges for travel wear, cherry edge accents on ribbons and shirts, and several recipes including beef suet pastry, scalloped asparagus with Parmesan, and a strawberry ambrosia dessert with orange claret.
Prodigy waiter hailed for world class baritone in Milwaukee
A musical prodigy tale from Milwaukee claims a local waiter possesses the greatest baritone voice in the world. Reportedly discovered by Mme Lehmann, the man could charm audiences with songs and witty novelty lines such as Zwei beer and Draw one.
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Mme. Lehmann
Milwaukee
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