Things to Add to the Fruit Closet
Nellie Maxwell outlines preserves from common fruits to stock the pantry. Recipes include grape jelly from grape juice and sugar with pectin, sweet cider jelly from cider, and cranberry jam with cranberries and water, plus optional spice for a spiced version.
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Nellie Maxwell
Western Newspaper Union
Javanese Wafflehound Declares Wild Diet Oddities
A humorous profile traces the wafflehound a peculiar wild dog in Java noted by 18th century Dutch travelers. It supposedly travels long distances with spare waffles on its tail and, in modern lore, roasts waffles by sun and warthog dough.
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Java
Word puzzle caption finds hidden object name in pictures
Readers search a set of pictures to spot letters forming the name of the object drawn. The feature credits Alice Martin Meyer as the author or designer of the puzzle.
Prince the Lost Dog Finds Home Through Kind Children
A dog named Prince strays in a city park loses his mistress. He is fed by a girl and a boy with a hand organ who take him to an attic home. Prince is eventually found by his mistress at the depot, thanks to flowers and a papers ad, then returns to safety with thanks to Tessa and Beppo.
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Caro
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Regina Foster
Making Sacrifices to Be Right by Jean Newton
Article argues against sacrificing kindness for the sake of being right. It notes the satisfaction of proving oneself right but questions the cost to others’ peace and affection. It cites women’s tendency to harangue to prove correctness and warns such behavior harms beauty, dignity, and friendships.
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Jean Newton
The Closing Years of Our Lives Sift in Judgment on the Past
A reflective piece contemplates how aging invites reconsideration of youth and life choices. The narrator weighs memories and the steady passage of time, tracing how experience reframes earlier ambitions and values.
Face the Gale Ride It Out Poem by Douglas Malloch
The poem urges facing life’s storms with steadfast courage. A captain commands hard about into the wind as ships that run falter, while some stay firm and ride out the gale. It reflects on fear, valor, and endurance amidst adversity.
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Douglas Malloch
Special Swiss Schools Train Cheese Makers
Three Swiss institutions offer cheese making training with a six month course for those with prior knowledge and a full year for beginners to study the industry, reflecting structured learning paths in this craft.
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Switzerland
Why Some Girls Want to Be Boys
Opened by M. K. Thomson, the article discusses why many girls wish to be boys, tracing childhood restrictions, double standards, and the historical domination of men in business. It notes the move toward equality but asserts women remain far from full freedom and opportunity. The piece reflects on envy, strength, and perceived gender roles in society.
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McClure
How to Live Longer Director of Public Health Education
State of Pennsylvania publishes guidance on longevity led by the Director of Public Health Education detailing strategies for longer life. The initiative highlights lifestyle, preventive care, and community programs to improve health outcomes across the commonwealth.
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State of
Pennsylvania
Remember, drive with care to live to drive another day
An editorial extols the automobile as a great sport but warns of deadly risks from careless driving. It cites US fatalities and nonfatal accidents, urges caution at all times, and stresses that responsible operation protects health, life expectancy, and safety for self and others.
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United States
Forcing the Issue on Aging by Living Well
The piece argues aging cannot be stopped but intelligent living can delay its onset. It warns against worry lack of rest overwork and excesses and cites careful living as a scientific fact to defer old age. It urges conduct of life so that looking old matches actual age.
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Western Newspaper Union
Washington Portrait Drawn By Bold Biography Critic
Butler Glaenzer the critic cites a George Washington biography as unfavourable. He notes life details expose flaws, while a light anecdote shows how a girl’s umbrella exchange exposes truth in small lies and pride.
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Pat Beau
Butler Glaenzer
George Washington
Washington
Detroit Free Press
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