Toffee Theft Tale From Pearsons Weekly
A child named Joan confesses she lost a piece of toffee after claiming she had eaten it. Her mother asks where it went, and Joan explains it slid into her mouth and disappeared. The anecdote reflects a humorous domestic moment from Pearson's Weekly.
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St Pauls Cathedral and Wrens Compromised Design
Canon W H Elliott notes Christopher Wren faced opposition and a Gothic leaning committee during St Pauls construction. The final church retained the great dome but omitted the other domes. Wren earned about 1000 dollars yearly and was briefly dismissed before the project was finished.
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Feen a Mint Chewing Gum Laxative Ad
Feen a mint chewing gum markets a pleasant laxative that is tasteless yet acts to increase digestive juice flow. The ads claim it is non habit forming and suitable for children and adults with a money back guarantee and price points of 16 6c and 25c.
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