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Paris Post in Paris, Idaho

05 Jan 1939

Page 6

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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1939

Page

6

Unusual Christmas Gift Ties Writer Stevenson to Annie Ide

An 1891 deed from Robert Louis Stevenson transfers his birthday to Annie H Ide of Vermont as a Christmas gift. Annie, born on December 25, gains a separate birthday celebrated with gifts and feasts in Samoa and later in New York society. The tale links Stevenson to Ide, her father H C Ide, and later to Annie’s marriage to Congress leader W Bourke Cochran.

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Robert Louis Stevenson New England Western Newspaper Union Elmo Scott Watson Orty Preece Henry Clay Ide Vermont Green Mountain Samoan Islands United States Great Britain Germany Ide Samoa Autor Treasure Island Stevenson Annie Ballantrae Vallima Upolu Annie H Ide H C. Ide Saint Johnsbury Caledonia United States of America H . Ide Annie H. Ide Annie Hl. Ide Louisa Lloyd Osbourne Harold Watts Annie Ide Little Annie Shay W. Bourke Cochran New York Port Washington Long Island Paris Anita Leslie Shane Leslie Marjorie Ide Leslie Annie Ide Cochran Miss Leslie Prince Edward Duchess of Kent England Duchess of Gloucester Evangeline ‘Booth The Salvation Army Helen Twelvetrees Rebecca West Gladys ‘Swarthout Robert L. Ripley Paul Manship Belle Baker Jerry Rodman Robert Qeins Stevenson New York City New York Sun
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Newspaper Classic Is There a Santa Claus Editorial

The Sun published an editorial titled Is There a Santa Claus? which readers repeatedly requested reprinted. It became a far reaching Christmas classic, reproduced in many papers for 40 years and translated into several languages, second only to A Visit From St. Nicholas in fame.

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Virgina Virginia Santa Claus the Sun Clement C. Moore St. Nicholas America
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Battle on a Sinking Ship Ends in Escape and Loss

Charley Mahler, a Brooklyn worker, sails from Santo Domingo to Barahona aboard a small craft during a still night voyage. A storm, mutinous natives, and a crew captain driven by fear clash with Mahler’s will to survive, resulting in two men killed and Mahler weighing 110 pounds on reaching shore after five days.

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Ello Charles Mahler Brooklyn N. Y Charley Mahler Dominican Republic West Indies Charley la Romana Santo Domingo Barahona Gark Harry Wills
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Bececaficos Meaning and Culinary Use of Fig-Picker Birds

The beccaficos is a small sparrowlike bird from Cyprus whose name means fig picker. Flocks arrive from Syria to feast on figs, fattening enough to become pickle material. A rare Crusader recipe cures and spices the salted birds, softening bones so the whole bird is eaten.

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Cyprus Syria
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Lovely Doilies Crochet Pattern 1715

Crochet pattern 1715 from The Sewing Circle offers doilies in four strands and three sizes for luncheon and buffet sets. Includes stitches, materials, illustrations, and a photo. send 15 cents with name address and pattern number to the Needlecraft Dept. NYC.

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Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept Eighth Avenue New York N. Y
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Household Tips From Practical Instructions

A list of simple at home remedies for common issues. Creaking shoes loosen with rubbed linseed oil on the sole. Tea towels can be laundered without lint by a weak starch rinse. Indelible ink marks remove with turpentine and ammonia. Torn garments repair with buttonhole stitch. Lemon peel removes kitchen odors. Grapefruit judged by firmness weight and skin. Dry fruit cake moistened with spiced juice wrapped and restocked.

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Francis P. Church Friends of the Sun Papa Virginia O'Hanlon Annie Ide Coceran Adventurers’ Club London Pearson's Ivme Ius Kache Weelworth Bldg Dunkirk Tillman Brothers la Crosse Wis Mary Coleridge
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