The DIM LANTERN by Temple Bailey
Jane Barnes lives with her brother Baldwin at Sherwood Park near Washington. Evans, a war-damaged suitor, seeks refuge with her and plans to decline a move to New York while Jane supports him. Baldy brings home violets as an odd peace offering, and the two share a dinner hampered by flaws yet warmed by affection and a hint of news about Evans.
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Jane Barnes
Baldwin
Sherwood Park
Washington
Edith Towne
Delafield Simms
Jane
Ivans
Evans
Rusty
Merrymaid
Zden
Eve
Adam
New York
New Willard
Mother
Fifth Avenue
Baldy
Congress
Jane Dear
Philomel
Baldy Helps Runaway Girl On Winter Washington Ride
Baldwin Barnes meets a young woman in a blue hat fleeing trouble. He ferries her from a frozen capital path to Georgetown for coffee then plans to take her toward Virginia on a trolley, sensing a growing bond as fate looms. The scene shifts from icy hills to shared shelter on a bleak winter day.
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Baldwin Barnes
Sherwood
Washington
Arlington
Sixteenth Street
Baldy
Alexandria
Raleigh
Georgetown
Virginia
Pronghorn Antelope Numbers Surge Across Range
A census shows pronghorns are up sharply from 26 600 in 1922 24 to 131 555 nationwide. The species is uniquely classified as its own genus and family and is famed as the continent s swiftest animal. The article notes their bold dash and parallel racing behavior as they surpass rivals.
Pronghorns Rosettes and Iron Horse in the West
The article notes the pronghorn distinct from other antelopes by its white rump rosettes that flash when alarmed. It contrasts the antelope's speed with the Iron Horse, a mechanized advance that threatened extinction by the late 19th century, and lauds renewed wildlife interest.
Wise Mothers Value Childs Individuality
The article argues that early childhood experiences shape a child’s disposition. Interrupted work and snatched projects teach resentment, forming fixed habits. Proper harmless interruption limits and respect for the child’s initiative foster self expression, confidence, and future success. National Kindergarten Association (WNU Service).
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National Kindergarten Association
WNU Service
Lightning Course Shown In Thunder Cloud Flashes
Lightning generally travels from cloud tops to ground while most flashes descend through the cloud. Occasionally the lower portion of the cloud sparks downward and strikes a tree barn or transmission line on the ground.
Spotless Guatemala City Tales of its altitude and heritage
Guatemala City sits about 5000 feet above sea level with a population near 170000, a tropical capital famed for palaces temples pottery statues and burial places. The market draws visitors to Indians from many tribes selling handicrafts at reasonable prices, with distinctive woven aprons and blouses revealing tribal identities.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
America
Children Prefer Bright Colors in Early Years
Survey findings show school children favor blue over red with yellow third and green above white. The report suggests using bright colors for children's rooms but notes preferences shift toward subdued tones as children grow older.
Dress Patterns For Afternoons And The Young Girl
Patterns No 1795 and No 1793 offer charming dress designs with shirred shoulders, fitted paneled skirts, and fluttering hems for after noon wear and slim young girls. Georgette and Swiss dimity fabrics featured. sizes and yardage listed. order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago Illinois.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Til
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Around the House Tips for Cleaning and Gardening
Scorches on linen fade with sun after wetting the stained area. For pruning cut long stems from flowering pansies to prevent rank growth. Frying crisp fish requires dry flesh and hot oil with ample flour. Sugar and soap remove grime from garden hands. A small closet above the sink stores dishwashing supplies for efficiency.
When Milk Sours and Mending China Remedies
Instructions for salvaging soured milk by adding half a teaspoon of soda per cup and continuing the recipe. Also a method to mend china using plaster of Paris mixed with the beaten white of an egg to form a paste.
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China
Sense of humor cited as safeguard against dictatorship
Dr. George E. Vincent, former president of the Rockefeller Foundation, says there is no danger of dictatorship in the United States as long as Americans keep their sense of humor. He warns that repression of laughter at political figures in Europe signals the loss of liberties to come.
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Europe
George E. Vincent
Rockefeller Foundation
Colored Diamonds King of Diamonds Gillot Collection
The most complete collection of colored diamonds in the world belongs to Paul Gillot the famed jeweler and designer. It features 110 distinct colors including pink orange blue and green. Gillot designed many crown jewels and served as Sarah Bernhardt's jeweler for 15 years. He has been decorated by several countries and is sometimes called the king of diamonds.
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Paul Gillot
Gillot
Sarah Bernhardt
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