Mary Loring Seeks Luck After Editor Rejection
Mary Loring, a young writer, endures a harsh rejection of Their Son from editor Phillip Buchanan after a tense NY visit and dog business with Oscar. She clings to hope as she awaits Concerning Anne verdict and a planned meeting at the Brevoort with Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Buchanan
the National Weekly
New York
Mary
Buchanan
Mr. Buchanan
Oscar
Westchester
Trudi’s
Boston Post
Count Balland
Bali
Fifth Avenue
Phil
Spike
Phillip Buchanan
Linnie
Janet Loring
Anne
Jie
Lelia
Addie
Ritz
Miss Loring
the National
Mary Loring
Peony
Sis Gipee
Brevoort Setendey
Belgian Barge Dogs Guard on Inland Boats
The Belgian barge dog or Schipperke, a small watchdog known as skeeperkeh meaning little skipper, has long served on Flemish barges. Weighing up to 18 pounds, it resembles a Pomeranian with a dense ruff, is alert, good with children, hunts rats and vermin, and suits small homes. It is non sporting, not a toy or terrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
P. Hamilton Goodsell
Detroit News
Flanders
England
America
John Brown Attacks Harpers Ferry and Trial Timeline
Historical note summarizes John Brown leading a group to seize the Harpers Ferry arsenal on October 16 1859. Marines under Col Robert E Lee overpowered the raid. Brown and followers were jailed in Charles Town. Trial began October 27 treason conviction October 31 and execution December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Harpers Ferry
Federal
United States Marines
Robert E. Lee
Charles Town
W. Va
Notable Frontiersmen and the Legend of Bonneville
The piece profiles Captain Benjamin Bonneville, his 1830s fur expedition, and its mixed legacy of failures and discoveries. It notes his exploration of the South Pass wagon route, mapping the Columbia watershed, and his military leadership. Also covered is Col. Andrew Summers Rowan and the Garcia message tale, plus Death Valley savior Lou Westcott Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pass
Columbia River
Cascade Mountains
Washington Irving
John Jacob Astor
Captain Bonneville
Bonneville
Jackson
Fort Vancouver
St. Louis
Garcia
California
Col
Andrew Summers Rowan
Spain
McKinley
Lieutenant Rowan
Rowan
White House
Elbert Hubbard
the Philistine
Phosphorus in Diets Supports Bones and Growth
The article explains phosphorus essential for bones and teeth, nerve tissue, and blood neutrality. It notes 90 percent of body phosphorus and 99 percent of calcium reside in bones, and stresses more phosphorus than calcium daily, especially for children to prevent rickets. Sunlight aids vitamin D and phosphorus use. foods rich in phosphorus include egg yolk, dried beans, cereals, lean meats, cheese, cocoa, nuts, and certain vegetables and dried fruits.
Around the House Tips for Quick Linen Care and Cleaning
Heat brown sugar to soften for measuring and store in a refrigerator to keep it pliable. Color clothespins to match room decor and pin curtains at night to keep them clean. Paint the linen closet blue to prevent yellowing. White vinegar removes glue stains. Sugar in water polishes linoleum. Grease on carpet lifts with baking soda and flour sack. A worn whisk broom makes a good sink brush.
Early breakfast timing for young children advised
guidance from Mrs. S E notes a three to four year old should not go long without breakfast. seven o'clock recommended for first meal with a mid morning milk and crackers snack. child should not go to bed after seven in the evening. Houston Goudiss 1939 64.
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S. E
WNU
C. Houston Goudiss
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elinor Maxwell
Arcadia House Publications
WIN Service
Horner
Miss Cotswell
Trudi
Jerome Taylor
Umberto Ballanci
Dad
Doctor Cragg
Pete
Jenny
Chris
Miss Ackleyan
Chicago
Aunt Linnie
Darling
Miss. Cotswell
Linnie Cotswell
Jerome
Sincerely
Death Valley Samaritan
OU Westcott Beck
Death Valley
Beck
Good Samaritan
Rufus
Colorado
Mojave
Lou Westcott Beck
Western Newspaper Union
By C. Houston Goudiss
Yaa PN St
Claudio Aquaviva
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