Bungalow makes fine farm home
Article reviews an ideal farm house design by William A Radford, noting its spacious, light filled rooms and practical layout. It argues better farm homes prevent rural exodus and promote staying on the land, urging readers to invest in comfortable, modern farm living.
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Farmhouse bungalow promises modern comforts for rural homes
An article promotes a six room farm bungalow with a sleeping porch and washroom. It argues the design saves labor, reduces drudgery for the farm wife, and provides a home-like recreation center for the family after daily tasks. It contrasts with older farm housing and urges more modern rural homes.
Abraham's Oak Tree Promised Land Claim and Mamre Plain
A Detroit note recalls Abraham's promised land possession and his dwelling near the Plain of Mamre in Hebron. It mentions an oak revered by Christians Jews and Muslims, preserved amid a treeless region attributed to religious protection.
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Machine Reads Character by Phrenoscope Invention
Dr. George Malagot demonstrated a device called the Xeray machine before the College of France. He claimed that gestures reveal a person’s character, noting respiration is the only unconstrained gesture and thus most revealing of temperament and traits.
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Frail Marcos de Niza Quest for Seven Cities Ends Empty
The article recounts Fray Marcos de Niza's 16th century search for seven fabulously wealthy cities in what is now Arizona New Mexico and Texas. Accompanied by a mixed party and Pima allies he pushed toward Zuni country but was halted by hostile Indians and failed to obtain treasure, returning to Mexico City empty handed.
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Oily Bottles Cleaned with Ammonia Hint
Ammonia can effectively cut oil from bottles and aid cleaning. Use small amounts on the affected surfaces to remove residue and restore clarity.
Lessons on Martha and Mary at Home and Timothys Home Training
This lesson outlines Luke 10:38-42 with Martha and Mary and Jesus at home, stressing listening at Jesus feet over busy serving. It explains Jesus praise for Mary and rebuke of Martha, then moves to Jesus as obedient son, and Timothy’s home training showing Scripture teaching in the family.
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Breakfast tips and recipes from old kitchen notes
The article extols a hearty hot breakfast as essential for families, emphasizing a substantial meal to start the day. It lists menus and recipes such as crumb cake with dates, brownie flapjacks, enchilades, and fried rice with chicken livers, plus notes on beverages, cleanliness, and foresight in meal planning. It also includes a cryptic aside about washing betties with acids and ammonia water.
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His Best at Every Age Says David Starr Jordan
David Starr Jordan argues that a person is best when actively striving. He says greatness comes from self-discipline and choice at any age, and that virtue is self-determined rather than fixed by fate.
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Kitchen garden tips and old recipes for herbs and dishes
The article provides guidance on starting a small kitchen herb garden with varieties like chervil thyme sage dill and caraway and explains harvesting drying and storing leaves. It includes notes on lavender fennel and anise use and offers several vintage recipes such as Rabbit en Blanquette Prune Puffa English Monkey Cheese Pudding and more, with basic preparation steps and serving ideas.
Dog Love Reflects Human Qualities Despite Flaws
A playful meditation on dogs and humanity notes that devotion to a dog can reveal redeeming traits in people. The fragment suggests dogs touch the human heart more deeply than other earthly beings, paired with a stray tip about removing varnish with wood alcohol.
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New Underthings and Nightwear Take Fresh Shape
The article notes innovations in undergarments and nightwear, including fur-lined petticoats intended to enhance figures, and a colorful range of pajamas and nightdresses. Styles favor lightweight satin and silk, with ruffles and draped cuts, plus crepe de chine fabrics in vibrant hues for travel and home wear.
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Footwear Fashion and Recipes From a Past Era
The article describes elaborate summer footwear with many styles and decorations, highlighting women’s choice and fashion. It notes buckles straps and two smart straps, plus various leathers and colors, with a focus on dressy and street shoes. It also includes a pineapple sherbet recipe and a potato salad, giving period cooking tips and serving suggestions.
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