Hummingbird Helps Chatterer as Nest Drama Unfolds
In the Old Orchard a scene with Chatterer the Red Squirrel dodging angry birds unfolds as Skimmer the Swallow and Peter Rabbit watch. Hummer the hummingbird, with a ruby throat, fans fears away, then returns to rest on a twig before joining Mrs. Hummer at their moss cup nest.
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Skimmer
Swallow
Peter Rabbit
Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Peter
Yellow Jackets
Urg
Hummer
Hummingbird
Veter
Hammer
Bumble the Bee
First regular baseball game in Hoboken 1846
The first regular base ball game took place in Hoboken New Jersey on June 19 1846 between the Knickerbocker club of New York and the New York club a picked team Only four innings were completed as under the rules then, a game ended when a team reached 21 aces or more in an even inning.
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Hoboken
N. J
Knickerbocker Club
New York
New York Club
McClure
WNU Service
Through A Womans Eyes By Jean Newton
A column discusses the idea that the so called worst wife is beautiful but dumb per judge Sabath who divorced many couples. The author argues relationships hinge on shared tastes and respect, noting some men seek a bossy partner and others value intelligence and companionship in marriage.
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Chicago
Joseph Sabath
GoUise
Bell Syndicate
Wwnu
Question Box by Ed Wynn The Perfect Fool
Letters ask about medical term water on the brain and a boardinghouse complaint. Advice suggests the phrase means a notion in the head and recommends changing meals. other note mentions preparing a nursery for newborn triplets and naming the room.
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ED Wyrn the Perfect Fool
Nursery, Bawk-room, and a job misstep in shops
A reader jokes about naming a room and explains a department store dismissal after one week. A birthday note asks how to handle oversized gloves, with a quip suggesting whisky to shrink them. The piece ends with the Associated Newspapers attribution.
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Mr. Wynn
A. B. Seeder
Associated Newspapers
WNU Service
Gold Star Mother Poem Delivers Five Point Tribute
A poem honors a fallen son with five points of a gold star symbolizing memory, care, love, sorrow, and pride. It reflects a mother's lifelong devotion, offering religious and national imagery as the star steadies in the night sky. The piece concludes with a tribute to enduring maternal pride.
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WIU
Hat by Jane Blanchot from Paris debuts in green taupe
Fresh from Paris the hat designed by Jane Blanchot features a green taupe hue and is trimmed with a steel chain and wooden buckles, reflecting Parisian craftsmanship.
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Jane Blanchot
Paris
Fancy Biscuits and Coffee Creams From a Modern Bride
A Western Newspaper Union recipe feature presents Fancy Biscuits with two cups flour four teaspoons baking powder salt sugar shortening egg and milk with dates and peanut butter. Also includes a Mocha Frosting and a coffee frozen dessert recipe with cream sugar and eggs.
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Western Newspaper Union
Crocheted Rugs in Quilt Designs Introduced
Grandmother Clark showcases crocheted rugs in quilt designs highlighting the Flower Garden rug. Rugs measure 30 inches using 2 pounds of strips. seven blocks are slip stitched. Colors depend on on hand materials, with brighter hues adding sunshine. Book No 2-4 offers 20 color illustrations and instructions. request by sending 1 cent to Home Craft Co Dept C 19th & St Louis Ave St Louis Mo.
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Address Home Craft Co
Dept. C
19Th & St. Louis Ave
St Louis
Maple Song Preferred by Furniture Craftsmen
The Educational Institute of the Furniture World extols maple as a favored wood for furniture across centuries. It notes its prominence in early American colonies, 17th century Swedish influences, and as a material prized by present designers and factories for warmth and tradition.
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Educational Institute of the
Furniture World
Radio in car saves talk by silent ride prove
A Pittsburgh business man argued a radio in a car is a good thing. A scoffer asked for a reason and the man replied that once, while driving his wife-to-be and her mother, the radio was on for an hour and a half and neither spoke, implying the radio prevents awkward silences.
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Pittsburgh
a_ scoffer
Pittsburgh | Post-Gazette
Raleighs Last Pipe Traced From Raleigh to Stephenson
A pipe claimed to have been given by Sir Walter Raleigh to his executioner is on display in London. Owned by CG J Thompson of Maesyllan England, it descended from his great grandfather who received it from George Stephenson, inventor of the steam engine. The Rocket mascot pipe has two stems and Indian carving motifs.
Why the Sudden Change to Liquid Laxatives
Doctors praise measured dose liquid laxatives for natural movement without discomfort and adjustable action. The public increasingly prefers liquids as safe non habit forming options. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin relies on senna and is prescription safe and available at druggists.
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Betty
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Mothers Cook Book
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Nina Wilcox Putnam
Chum
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Clark
Dafoe Hospital
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Cutecura
Potter Drug & Chemical Corporation
Malden, Mass
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