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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1926
Page
3
Arthur N. Pack urges providing year round bird feeding to aid resident species. He recommends suet, peanut butter, rolled oats, small scraps, and a coconut feeder, plus a water source, noting many birds stay and need nourishment and entertainment through seasons.
A devoted bird lover enhances a lunch counter with a shallow gas fountain that burns in cold weather, keeping water just above freezing. This setup attracts about fifty bird species, turning yards into winter feeding stations and drawing regular visitors. An Eskimo population around Point Barrow, Alaska, shows high church membership, while a cord of wood yields roughly 6,000 sixteen page newspapers weighing about 4 ounces.
The Tower of London once contained its own court of justice with the King presiding over it. Toasted bread became a popular accompaniment to English drinks in the 16th and 17th centuries, giving rise to the custom of toasts.
A Jewell City woman feared she was buried alive after a trance dream. She told her husband she was not dead, but he had already hired the coffin for the funeral and doubted backing out at that late hour. Capper's Weekly notes the ironic dream irony.
Rubber aprons offered to keep clothing clean and dry, described as secondary quality for use on the street floor. The line emphasizes practical protective gear and places emphasis on keeping clothes clean during work activities.
Large stock of cotton remnants including Broadcloth 39c striped fabrics in sizes for infants and children. Includes plains and clippings and a range of wash suits and bass’ wach suits. Stocks on third floor with prices aimed to clear.
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