Twin Hires and a New Boarder Stir Country House
A writer and Misa Goodwin plan a new country life with a New York boarder movement and the painter, as they renovate a house. The pair spar over color choices while a budding romance, garden work, and a sunlit sundial scene unfold amid coming changes.
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Goa
Bert Semple
Tiagel Ider
Mike
New York
Meila Goodwin
Picking Paint Sparks a Quarrel in Bentford
At breakfast a visitor orders painting for the house as Elard Older arranges for color supplies. Miss Goodwin accompanies the narrator to inspect walls while social conventions clash with practical tasks in Bentford.
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Tohid
Miss Goodwin
Elard
Bentford
Stop March for Devotions War Lights a Shrine
During a Christmas Eve march through Montenegro a Hungarian division halted at a roadside shrine. About a thousand soldiers lit candles, creating a glow across the snow and turning the meadow into a field of flickering flames as they offered prayers to the Christkind. The scene ended as the road returned to its dark, ordinary course.
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Montenegro
Tara
Urst
Sundial Beds and Trellis Work in Summer Fields
A narrator assists a woman in building garden structures, debating language and chores. They share intimate moments over leveling posts and a trellis, while discussing staying power, time, and the promise of blooms as sundial beds near flowering.
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Bennet
Aniah the Arch
Noted Romantic Gambit Sparks a Gentle Pursuit
A playful scene unfolds as Stella nudges a hesitant hero toward romance. She toys with his emotions to test his resolve and invite an entangling path of affection.
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Stella
Five Kinds of Thunderstorms Identified by Study
A science overview describes five distinct types of thunderstorms. Heat storms form in hot regions with near uniform pressure. others occur in the southeast quadrant of a circular cyclone, between two anticyclones, and along warm cold wave boundaries.
Hiack Mountain Invaders Highlighted in Song Column
The New York Sun features a song column spotlighting the Hiack mountain invaders with brief notes on their musical program and regional merit.
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Hiack Mountain
New York Sun
Birds Mistake Glass Mirrors and Windows
Birds cannot comprehend glass properties and many die crashing into country houses. Large mirrors reflect outdoor scenes deceiving birds, especially when frightened into thinking they can fly through. Sparrow hawks chase prey into odd places and have even entered a moving train carriage where a passenger ended the chase with an umbrella.
Yale professor claims value of a baby in publicity stunt
A Yale professor seeks attention by asserting the value of a baby as Seu Now. Bookmakers quote two to one against him having a baby or being willing to part with all of them at that stated value.
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Yale
Woman Avoids Operation After Pinkham Remedy Trial
A New York woman felt ill for two years and avoided surgery. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her health from the first bottle, allowing her to eat and walk without the operation. The letter notes many patients claim operations were unnecessary and praises the remedy.
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Astoria
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Joan A. Koenic
Flashing Avenue
Furore
Pinkham Laboratory
Lydia FE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
New French Army Helmet Production Described
Sixty four operations produce a steel helmet for French soldiers. A 150 ton press cuts 2,000 disks daily, then forming, polishing, and drilling crown holes. After final finishing a leather stripe is added and the helmet is issued, with head wound deaths noted to decline.
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Pearson's
City Hall Proximity Plea Echoed By Public
Citizens urge relocation of city hall toward baseball grounds to cut wasted time and improve efficiency. The belabored office routines are blamed for delays and idle days, with calls for practical action to speed decisions.
Right Eating for Sound Health in This Matter of Health
Advice urges choosing easily digested foods with nutrients to build sturdy bodies and keen brains. It warns against rich indigestible foods and promotes eating habits aligned with health and vigor.
Grape-Nute Promoted as Balanced Whole Grain Food
The ad touts Grape-Nute as a balanced food made from whole wheat and barley offering all grain nutrients including phosphates. It claims easy digestion, economy, ready to eat form, and widespread success in aiding body and brain rebuilding.
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