City Duck Learns Country Dangers in Barnyard Tale
Miss Ducky Duck leaves the city park for health in the country and adjusts poorly to barnyard life. She meets Mr. Fox who plots a theft, but Mr. Dog intervenes when danger nears and Miss Ducky Duck narrowly escapes before a moral shift toward Dr. Diez and McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Ducky Duck
Spelty Park
Miss Ducky Duck
Miss Ducks
Dog
Alwiys
Deane
Truekys
Tivoster
Drueky
Tres
Mr. Fox
Miss Ducky
Mr. Dos
Miss Decky
Mr Fox
Miss Dnicky
Deg
Dez
Carol Dempster W251 Winsome Star of Screen Beginnings
Carol Dempster born in Michigan eighteen years ago rises from early dance studies to screen work after moving to California with her fruit rancher father. She attracts attention with pantomime and solo dancing and has appeared in numerous popular productions.
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Winsome
Carol Dempster
Michigan
California
Dinner Calls in Formal Society Change with Times
In modern social life the old rule requiring dinner calls has faded. Many well bred people lack time to conform, especially in married life with children and limited help. The piece notes that calling is less expected in cities with long distances and suggests timely but flexible etiquette, emphasizing a card or visit within ten days of entertainments.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Whats in a Name Eugenia a royal name through history
The article traces the name Eugenia from Greek roots to its modern forms Eugenie Eugenia and Eugenio, noting its use by emperors saints and royals. It highlights Empress Eugenie and historic bearers, with folklore about the diamond talisman, lucky day Saturday, and the daisy as her flower.
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Orn
Eugenia
Eugenie
France
England
America
Eugenes
Eugenius
St. Euugenius
Toledo
Eugenio
Savoy
Eugene
Austria
Turkey
Alsace
Lorraine
Tr Ig
Eusenia
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Immensity of Space Light Travel Time
A historical note states that light would take about 40 000 years to traverse the space between a star cluster and Earth illustrating vast cosmic distances and the speed of light.
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Earth
A Line O' Cheer by John Kendrick Bangs
A verse praising dreams that recall childhood wars and youthful joys. The speaker thanks these dreams for removing sting of losses and bringing back jest and hopeful harvests with earned laurels. Text credits McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Dinner and Dance Hats and Blouse Trends in Spring Fashion
Fashion notes highlight dinner and dance hats with metallic ribbons and turbans set against dark gowns. Overblouse and jacket-blouse styles rise with embroidered blouses in cottons and silks, beige deers and fallow tones, and vivid prints for spring.
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Ince
Ecru
Ratine Iz
Rich Man and Beggar Lesson in Luke 16
A church lesson uses the story of the rich man and Lazarus to contrast lives of selfish excess with humble faith. It notes death rights, destinies, and the supremacy of Scripture over miraculous signs, urging right use of wealth and warning against earthly riches steering the soul.
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Lazarus
Abraham
Hell
Earth
Dives
God
Moses
Development as Divine Work and Change
Rt. Rev. N. Thomas D. D. argues development is God’s method and implies change does not require imperfection. He suggests what exists in the finite may or may not obtain in the infinite realm, framing development as a moving process in theology.
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Rev
N. Thomas
D. D
Man Lives His Beliefs Quote by Sir Henry Jones
A quotation attributes the line to Sir Henry Jones about living beliefs vs creed. emphasizes that a person may follow personal beliefs while betraying religious or moral creed. The item presents a reflective, historical epigraph.
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Sir Henry Jones
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Miss Duck
Carrot
Mr. Coal
Potato
Mary Marshall Duffee
Penneson
John Kendrick Bangs
Bey, Efttom. A
RE. P. B. Fitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Minton
Rich Man
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