Isle of Wight A Travel Gallery of Regatta Life
National Geographic sketches the Isle of Wight from Cowes to Ventnor detailing regatta culture at Cowes and Ryde, coastal towns Brading Bembridge and Shanklin, geological cliffs at Culver and Needles, Queen Victoria’s Osborne House, and Longfellow’s Shanklin associations.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNU
Ngland
Isle of Wight
Southampton
Solent
Spithead
Cowes
Regent Street
Piccadilly
Esplanade
Royal Squadron
St. George
Royal Navy
East Cowes
Medina
Queen Victoria
Osborne House
Edward VII
Greater London
Ryde
Royal Victoria Yacht Club
Ye Kynge
Brading
John Oglander
Wight
Plymouth
Maryland
St. Mary's
Bembridge
Brading Harbor
Holland
Pattern 2319 for easy cape sleeve dress cools in heat
The Sewing Circle Pattern Department offers pattern 2319 in sizes 16 to 44 with a loose cape sleeve and soft waistline for a cool look. Darts at the waist give balance, and printed voile options are suggested. Send 15 cents to New York for the pattern with size and address details.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Sevnteenth Street
New York
Crossword-Driven Career Shaped by Puzzles
A reader notes a person has pursued a checkered career after taking up crossword puzzles when they first appeared in the paper. The remark hints at a long association with puzzles influencing life and work.
Quite a Surprise Boss to Office Boy
In a Pearsons Weekly humorous vignette an office boy faces a surprising question about a thousand pounds. The reply shows the boy’s practical surprise and the boss’s casual tone. The piece rests on light social humor about wages and expectations.
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Lummke
Pearson’s Weekly
Notable Advice From Uncle Eben on Goodwill and Learning
Uncle Eben counsels that being agreeable matters more than speed in lessons. He notes a boy who offers a red apple to the teacher may not be the fastest learner, but his natural sense shines through.
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Uncle Eben
Fire Sweeps Gadabouts’ Neighboring Home Overnight
A neighbor reports the Gadab outs home was swept by fire last night. The other person jokes that it is the first time that woman's house has been swept by anything.
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England
Downs
London
Culver
Portsmouth
Ment
Old Town
Whitecliff Bay
Culver Cliff
Shanklin
Blackgang Chine
Shanklin Chine
Longfellow
Cliffside
Keats
Lamia
Ventnor
Atlantic City
OUR Comic
Little
Finney
Ted O'Loughlin
Western Newspaper Union
Missus
Snoop
Felix
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