Koalas of Australia A Curious Living Toy Bear
Imaginative travelers would mistake the koala for a living toy bear as it roams eucalyptus trees in eastern and southeastern Australia. The marsupial, about two feet tall and weighing around 80 pounds, sleeps by day, climbs with expert claws, feeds on young eucalyptus leaves, and rarely drinks water. Once abundant, they declined after a disease and hunting, now protected in Victoria and Queensland, with a goal to preserve remaining populations for posterity.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNU
Australia
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
Melbourne
Joey
Yale College Secures Dan Emmett Dixie Manuscript
Yale University has acquired one of the three original manuscripts of Dixie by Daniel Decatur Emmett. The 1902 copied copy, purchased for the Calif born Calhoun College library by associate fellows, adds a treasured piece to Yale’s collections, echoing the song’s central place in Southern and American history.
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New Orleans Times Picayune
Daniel Decatur Emmett
Dixie
South
Yale University
Calhoun College
Yale
White Mourning Stationery Guidance for Condolence Notes
White stationery signifies mourning and is preferred for official condolences. Black borders are acceptable but considered poorer taste. use white cards for formal notices and send personal notes to those who offered condolences for a more appreciated gesture.
Smart Wardrobe in One Pattern for Summer Frocks
A Simplicity shirtmaker frock pattern offers a versatile summer wardrobe with a top and two variations. Sixteen sizes are listed with fabric yardages, illustrated sewing steps, and an order form to Pattern 2197 from the Sewing Circle Pattern Department in New York City.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Waffles Request Sparks Family Breakfast Moment
Little Maurice, absorbed in buttering his waffle, calmly asks for “the waffle juice” while his mother serves the plate. The playful exchange captures a classroom of home life and a child’s humorous misnaming of syrup.
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Maurice
Crude and Refined Daughters of Millionaires Contrast
Dialog contrasts two rich families through a joke about sugar and oil wealth. A doctor comments on a man’s health while a husband quips that his wife has a different opinion, highlighting class and fortune through wit.
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Gilbert
Cooking Does That New Restaurant Have Real Home Cooking
A witty exchange compares a new dining spot to home cooking. It hints the restaurant captures comforting flavors that inspire diners to recreate meals themselves. The remark emphasizes authenticity and nostalgia in food.
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