Miss Selina Sue and the Soapbox Babies
Miss Selina Sue runs a day nursery for neighborhood babies in River Bluff rear quarters. She is a single guardian of the Soap-Box Babies and forms bonds with Cynthia Page and artist Alan Kent who plans a studio on her property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selina Lue
River Bluff
Mise
Cynthia Page
Widow Page
Cynthia
Selina
Takeen
Alan Kent
Miss Cynthia
Bennie Dobbs
Ethel Maud
Selina Sue
Cynthie
Alan
Kent
Miss Dobbs
Blossom
Mr. Kent
Rege
Dobbs
Jim Paters
Flarity
Jackson Page
Miss Selina Sue
Mr. Alan
Pattie Tyne
Union City
Fitten
Mrss Tyne
Miss Cyn thie Meets Alan Kent on the Bluff
In a riverfront Bluff grocery scene, Miss Cynthia meets the visiting artist Mr Kent Alan Kent, with Blossom and Carrots the twins present. Selina Sue and Miss Cynthia exchange gentile sparks as gossip and family histories surface amid small town life.
The Dehorned Conundrum Half Point Riddle
A talkative boarder calls the puzzle the dehorned conundrum or amputated half point conundrum. He notes its enacting clause is struck out and presents a sample about Barkis and Willis. The group debates the missing question while the table groans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkis
Willin
Willis
Barkin
Those Dangerous Hatpins
A discussion warns that oversized hatpins in women’s hats pose a jab risk in crowded cars. It calls for legislation to protect the public from these dangerous weapons and to enforce new restrictions.
Acromegaly: A New Widely Noted Disease Emerges
In a business context, English doctors report discovery of acromegaly as a new widespread disease. The piece notes the formidable name suggests a potentially valuable market for cures and treatments. Economic implications and opportunity are implied for investors and pharmaceutical firms.
Abe Martin Says No Objection On Footwear Faith
Link Gillenwater quips that no man can be religious while wearing new shoes to judge character. The line suggests skepticism toward claims or appearances, with a folksy, humorous tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Martin
Link Gillenwater
Working on These Feelings
A reflective note on an artist able to move audiences to smiles or tears at will. The speaker muses on debts owed both to and from those audiences, suggesting complex emotional ties and obligations.
Change in Woman's Life in Graniteville Vermont
A Vermont reader reports relief from nervousness and other symptoms after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during the change of life. The letter, signed Mrs. Charles Barclay, praises the product's ability to restore health and strength and urges other women to seek the remedy, noting Pinkham's 80 years of claimed success and free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graniteville, Vt
Lydia E. Pinkham
Chas. Barclay
Graniteville
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Miss Selina Sue and the
Marie Thompson Daviess
Treslic Nos” the Onion
Merrill Corny
Mr. Simmons
Carter
Mil
Meiling
N.L. Munro
Vandewater St
New York
Loud Minster
Golden Baskatoh Valley
Canada
Board of Tract
Western
Lloydminister
Columbus
Ohto
Saskatoon
Willoughby-Sumner Co
Sask
Mexico
Texas
Houston
A. Interurban Land Corporation of
Texa
Stewart Building
Natio Underwriting Company
352 Bay
Rh. R
K. D
A. H. Richardson
New Lisbon
Wis
Seattlepland
Alaska
Dexter-Florian Natewal Bank
Wintona
Seattle
Washington
Particulra
Anthony
Inaho
Minnesota
O. A. McNhil
Route É
Balaton
Mink
Leori
Missouri
Kansaa Nopana
Colorado
Ada
J. B. Sedgwick
Caldwell St
Omaha
Manitoba
Virden
Mas
Lrading
Nowyana Land
Passmore & Co
Butte
Montana
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