Custer Hero of Cavalier Legend Lives On
The piece recalls George Armstrong Custer from boyhood in Ohio to West Point through Civil War exploits and his last stand at the Little Big Horn. It frames him as the last of the Cavaliers, a symbol of heroic youth and daring, whose death enshrines enduring American memory.
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Little Big Horn River
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Frazier Hunt
Cosmopolitan Book Corporation
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Charles the Second
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Cullodenmoor
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Emmanuel Custer
Ohio
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Do Not Stoop to Look into the Oven
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture on how to reduce back fatigue from stooping to view ovens in coal or wood ranges. Home demonstration agents in Michigan and other states promote kneeling and hip bend techniques with back kept straight to improve posture during baking.
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United States Department of Agriculture
MIL Neis
Rebels at Oxford Examinations Ignite Neutral Gossip
An American student recalls Oxford rules demanding a dark suit white jumper and black tie for women. She wore a green necktie anyway and faced proctors with trepidation until the examiner smiled and called her still a rebel. Gossip is described as a tool of cowards.
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Oxford University
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Facial judgments of character and lips in women
A quoted exchange states that to assess a man you should look into his eyes and to gauge a woman's character you should study her lips first with eyes confirming the message. It emphasizes the mouth and lips as the emotional area of the face.
Parsec Defined as Distance Measurement in Astronomy
The text explains that a parsec is an astronomical distance equal to 3.25 light years or about 20 trillion miles. It clarifies the term used for vast space measurements and its relation to light years.
Different Ways to Cook Rhubarb in Spring Desserts
Rhubarb offers versatility beyond sauce and pie. Use it in cobblers and tarts, or bake a shortcake with biscuit layers. A rhubarb betty, layered with sauce or raw fruit and buttered crumbs, bakes 15 to 25 minutes and can be served hot with hard sauce.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Baked Caramel Custard Excellent for Dessert
Caramel custard is a simple dessert with eggs and spring abundance. Directions from the bureau of home economics include milk caramel sugar salt vanilla and eggs. bake in water bath until set and serve hot or cold with caramel syrup.
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Bureau of Homereconomics
Pass Closet Conversion Through Remodeling in Washington
A Washington DC remodeling project converted two adjacent bedrooms into a dining room and kitchen. One closet was cut to form a passage with a built in buffet, shelves for dishes, and a lower shelf for small appliances. The design, including a half door and pass through, was suggested by a USDA home economics specialist.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Home, Economics
Safety Valve Debate on Social Precedence
Senator Sorghum defines social precedence as a mental relief providing harmless worry to avoid meddling in grave state matters. He argues it keeps the public from trivialing serious government business while offering a harmless outlet for concern.
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Sorghum
Era Reflected in Homemaker's Remark on Childbirth Timing
In the Greenfield Republican a young homemaker notes her third child was born between the second payment on the radio and the eighth payment on the car denoting shifting consumer life in the era.
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Greenfield
Toledo Blade Cartoon Caption Satirizes Opinion Saturation
A humorous caption from the Toledo Blade mocks speed and impact in hospital care. The cartoon voice questions patient experience and expresses a jab at opinionated views.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad
Makes Life sweeter for children yet to soothe sour stomachs. Phillips Milk of Magnesia neutralizes acid gently and effectively. Endorsed by physicians, it has been a registered trade mark of the Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co. since 1875.
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U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co
Charles H. Phillips
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