Children at the Beach and Cooling Tips
A column by Lydia Le Baron Walker discusses safe dabbling for health at beaches and the importance of adult supervision for children. It advises swimming in groups, staying near the shore, and using shade and cool baths to stay comfortable while linking mental calm to physical cooling.
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Bell Syndicate
Hudson River Port Celebrates Sesquicentennial Milestone
Hudson New York marked its sesquicentennial as a historic whaling base and inland port. The feature notes its 120 mile inland location, early Quaker settlement, and the 3 million dollar bridge dedication. It highlights cargoes, industries, notable figures, and river lore from Clover reach to Rip Van Winkle legends.
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Washington
Hudson
N. Y
National Geographic Society
Catskills
Berkshires
Hudson River
Nantucket
Martha’s Vineyard
Hudson Valley
New York
Hudson’s
Kinderhook
Martin van Buren
United States
Washington Irving
Ichabod Crane
Sleepy Hollow
Rip
van Winkle
Catskill Village
Catskill Mountains
Catskill
Rip van Winkle
Clover Reach
Henry Hudson
China
New Netherlands
Albany
Fulton
Clermont
Honest Men Check Dimes and Nickels in St Joseph Fare
St Joseph superintendent Fred E Henderson of the street railway recalls a Spokane resident who paid a trolley fare 30 years late. The man enclosed a dime in conscience payment and Henderson replied with five cents, noting the 1905 fare was only a nickel.
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St. Joseph
Fred E. Henderson
Spokane
Wash
Henderson
Who is My Neighbor in a Changing Social Order
The piece argues neighbor definitions differ by proximity and by friendship. It notes a door-to-door neighbor may not be known, while true neighborliness lies in friendly relations beyond geography. It extends the idea to communities and nations, urging cordial ties to solve social tensions.
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England
United States
Ersa
Mutual Understanding as Key to Peace and Progress
A Western Newspaper Union meditation argues that lack of trust among nations hinders peace and that open communication, like transatlantic telephone use, could prevent wars. It ties social harmony to mutual understanding among individuals and communities, noting that Europe’s events affect America and neighbors share fate.
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Gether
Herbert Hoover
Walter Scott
Beautiful formal gown with knotted waist detail
The gown features shell pink crepe satin with gleaming and matte surfaces, intricate cutting, and expert handling. A knotted waist at the back enhances the gown’s graceful skirt lines.
Wood Preparation Requires Undercoat Primer
The article notes that close grained woods like cherry birch white wood and maple need an undercoat or primer to fill pores before finishing. This prevents final coats from sinking in and leaving spots.
Chic House Frock Pattern Promises Easy Style
House dress pattern 9209 features a yoke sleeve diagonal neckline three buttons and practical pockets. Available in sizes 14 through 42 requires 314 yards of 36 inch fabric size 16. diagramed sew chart included. send 15 cents and address details to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York City.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Eighteenth Street
New York
N. Y
Queens at Play
Cousin Emily Mrs Spriggs visits Eleanor's and encounters a famous airman. She plans to host another evening with an even more famous man. The exchange notes Mrs Spriggs’ showy rivalry and Kate’s remark on outdoing her partner.
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Emily
Jewelry Heist Plot Involving a Scorned Suitor
In a tale of romance and theft, a man recalls a love triangle where a woman returned his letters but kept all the jewelry, leaving the gold glittering as a sign of betrayal. The fragment hints at stolen items amid a damaged relationship.
Wrapped in Herself Conductor on Train Fare Exchange
A brief comic exchange on a train where a conductor asks for fare and a young woman responds with gratitude and surprise at the conductor’s courteous question.
Sure Enough Teacher Who Was the Greatest Finns Contribution
Willie Huckleberry I ponders the question of the finest Finn contribution to world culture. The piece presents a playful, reflective dialogue identifying notable Finnish impact through a humorous lens.
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Willie
Huckleberry I
Noisy Heritage Exchange Sparks Family Mystery
A man recalls being left an infant with no known parents, prompting discussions about his origins. A nearby acquaintance challenges him to share his past as memories surface during a community gathering. Local archives may hold clues to his true heritage.
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