Escalloped Oysters and Celery and Other Dishes Featured
A column of home cooking notes outlines Escalloped Oysters with celery layers and cream, plus Dark Fruit Pudding, Date and Apple Fluff, squash desserts, and Quick Squash Biscuits. It emphasizes simple methods, substitutions, and serving ideas for luncheon or Sunday supper.
Men You May Marry Has a Man Like This Proposed to You
A humorous column notes a suitor with shabby dress but sharp wit. It argues appearances do not reveal true character and suggests evaluating intellect over clothes in choosing a spouse.
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John Blake
Progress and civilization in a changing world
The piece argues humanity improves over time despite flaws. It cites war not fully avoided, moral gains since Rome, better communication, and education shaping a more civilized society. It notes popular culture and social change as signs of progress and ends with a light joke about a son practicing the violin.
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Rome
Sydney
Nome
Tokyo
India
HH. G. Wells
Memory Mastery Through Repetition and Attention
The article argues that memory strength differs by education and effort. It links memory to sustained mental activity, practice, and attention, noting natural retentive power varies and inattention harms memory. It cautions that memory underpins success and that neglectors blame circumstances, not self.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
The Rarest Picture in My Baby's Smile
A poem by Will M. Maupin praises a baby's smile as the finest artwork. The speaker contrasts frost like art with a child's features framed in a window, noting the lamp light and love as the true colors of life. Copyright language appears at the end.
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Tack Frost
Earth
Witt M. Maupin
Mischievous Coon Brothers Trick Mr Fox With Hen Trick
In a village tale from the McClure Newspaper Syndicate, Mr Fox wakes to a clucking sound misdirected by the Coon brothers. They lure him away chasing a non existent hen, while a pursuing dog and a fish snagging raccoon plot unfold. Mrs Fox watches as the fox falls for the prank and returns home exhausted.
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Mr. Fox
Little Coon Brothers
Coon Brothers
Madam Hen
Junnp
Mr. Cox
Coon
Mrs. Fox
Dar
Dog
Hexas
Fox
Prox
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Ushers at a Wedding Fashion and Etiquette Guide
A 1922 guide explains how an usher should handle requests from guests, choosing or declining the role within days, and coordinating with the bride and her mother. It covers dress, duties, and post wedding calls, noting ushers are guests of the bride’s family during the ceremony. It also mentions bridegroom duties and a theatre note on Gorbodue.
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Dherbride
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Nothing pays like giving in the Christian spirit
An enduring piece urges readers to embrace the giving habit, citing the Good Book's bread upon the waters message. It argues joy and satisfaction come from selflessness, even if others mock the effort, noting Quakers and mission workers abroad sacrifice for others.
Bridget Brighid the revered patroness of poetry and sacred fire
A compact sketch traces Bridget Brighid from Brighid of strength to a prominent Celtic and Christian figure. It notes herBoering influence in Ireland and Scandinavia, her amber jewel and Friday as a lucky day, and mentions legends of nuns and saints bearing her name across Europe.
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Brigh
Brighid
Ireland
Salid
Europe
Aiden
Anu Eutlerward
St. Patrick
Wisholps
Bridgers
Thorny M
Saint -Ride
St. Bridget
Sweden
Rome
Scandinavia
Uridget
Nazimova Emerges as Distinguished Movie Actress
Madame Nazimova is recognized as a leading film actress born in Yalta Crimea. She began violin at twelve and moved to stage work. As a leading woman with a Russian stock company she played nearly 200 parts, often learning roles the day they premiered.
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Madame Nazimova
Russian
Crimea
Yalta
Path to happiness amid pessimism in a weary city life
A note from a life weary resident in a city rooming house argues that pessimism harms others and that happiness grows from optimism. It cites Thomas Edison and Henry Ford while urging uptake of constructive effort to improve the world rather than spreading gloom.
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Nan
Thomas Edison
Henry Ford
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