Growing Need of Public Kindergartens for Playmates
The Ohio Parent Teacher notes a shortage of playmates among privileged children and urges public kindergartens to provide social growth opportunities. It argues for kinder gartens to aid working mothers and improve neighborhood life, especially in congested and underprivileged areas.
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Ohio
East 45Th Street
New York City
N. Y
Marriage Meddlers I DREW the car to the farmhouse gate
Madge Graham and Lillian Underwood in masculine disguises return from the rendezvous with guards and gangsters. Dicky keeps their identities secret as they slip into the farmhouse, while Harry Underwood trails behind. The box with Queen Olga's emeralds moves toward safety, and the party rallies with cautious relief.
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Harry Underwood
Harry
Lillian
Dicky
Leslie
Madge Graham
Lillian Underwood
Madge
Charles Spencer
Secret Service
Jack Leslie
Underworld
Mary
Noel
Queen Olga
Bill
Katie
Sequel to Married Comrades Faces A Twist At Katie’s Laughter
Adele Garrison portrays a domestic scene where Katie’s hush laughter collides with dire instructions. Jim chides Katie as Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Underwood appear with mud on their faces. The room fills with restrained mirth while plans unfold to follow Mr. Graham’s orders.
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Jim
Katie
Lillian
Rural Charms In Central Park
A travel piece extols New York City and Central Park as a affordable, inviting escape. It highlights free clublike access in the park, boating on two lakes, biking on the Mall Drive, roller skating, riding trails, and a visit to the Zoo with a terrace lunch under a gay umbrella while seals frolic.
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New York City
Gotham Country Club
Central Park
mid-Manhattan
New York
Country Club
Household Hints On Mushrooms Olives And Bacon
Household hints describe preparing stuffed tomatoes with button mushrooms olives and celery mixed with mayonnaise and served on lettuce or bread. Bacon cooking tips advise starting in a cold pan over low heat turning frequently and draining fat until light golden brown and crisp.
Preservation and care tips in a humorous dental vent
A retro style health piece discusses caries causes and prevention with diet and brushing debates. It covers vitamins halibut liver oil, tiny group bristles, tartar removal, and dental hygiene. It also offers cosmetic advice on cheeks and facial routines for plumpness and glow.
Busman’s holiday fashion and Ellen Ballon’s mini piano news
Janet Goff notes Ellen Ballon’s compact piano designed by a silversmith that flips open with chords. She criticizes current sleeve fashion, favoring either short or full length. A friend admires a guest room bed ensemble with lace eyelet details and a matching pillow, appealing as a wedding gift.
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Ellen Ballon
Dolman
Knarf and Hop a Long Face a Dragon in Comic Combat
Knarf rides Hop-a-long the grasshopper toward a dragon in the next field. He crafts a straw javelin and proclaims mortal combat. The dragon keeps chewing as the ride ends with a tumble and the cow reveals herself to be the dragon.
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Knarf
Hop-a-long
Hop
Grasshopper
Paper Ware Lightens Your House Duties This Summer
Alice Denhoff extols paper tableware as stylish and practical for summer entertaining. She notes decorative white and colored plates, matching crepe cloths, and coordinated napkins, mats, cups, and saucers. Emphasizing hygiene and ease, she urges paper liners, towels, and dispensers to reduce glassware breakage and washing.
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Snooper
Philo Vance
A Strenuous Day Promotes Literary and Promotional Ventures
The Stars Say predicts a high tempo day with opportunities from favorable planetary positions. A powerful combination opens wide chances for achievement through promotion, support from superiors, and financial backing in writing, publicity, and literary work. Birthday individuals near a year of great possibilities with group cooperation and versatile business talent steering toward major goals.
Discovering Nitroglycerin A Sudden Explosion Reveals Dynamite
Ninety four years ago Ascanio Sobrero, an Italian chemist, added glycers to a mixture of nitric and sulphuric acids. Drops formed oily clumps upon dilution in water. A tiny drop evaporated over a lamp caused a terrific explosion, revealing nitroglycerin, the basis of dynamite.
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Ascanio Sobrero
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