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Newspaper

The Perrysburg Journal

Location

Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1908

Page

6

The Cauliflower Teetotaler and Job Brown’s Folly

In a village tavern, Job Brown, famed for drinking, battles a teetotal pledge sparked by friends hoping to curb him. After a string of comic misadventures and a five pound incentive, he relapse is thwarted when his wife discovers the wager and locks him to sobriety, leaving him to face shame and consequences.

Job Brown Ike Job Brown Job Ike Henery White Henery Joe Gabbing Helen Langwidge Smith Tob Brown Dick Weed Mrs. Weed Sea Job Weed Mra. Pottle Ike Biawell Bill Chambers Bill Bin Henory White Joe Gubbing Brown Lesan Mim Brown Bill Chambora Bil Agnar Isself Sen Sen Smith

Novelty Christmas Gifts and Paper Craft Ideas

Novel Christmas presents include wall paper or cretonne blotters with paper owls fashioned from brown tissue, stuffed and button-eyed. A Snap Shot Album uses heavy gray paper with leather or cardboard covers. A leather covered Ball of Twine box and velvet trimmed matchbox keepsake offer small, charming desk items suitable for gifts.

Nature as a Faker in Infernal Footprints and Fossil Frauds

A critique of misidentified natural imprints and hoaxes at major museums. It cites mollusk imitators like pentamerus and vaculites, misread petrifications such as a supposed fossil ham and oyster, and notes historical fossil hoaxes by Sir William Buckland. It also mentions mistaken sedimentary markings later shown to be insect and worm tracks.

Smithsonian Institution Nebraska Ruth National Museum Washington Wiliam Bawegn

Top Star for the Christmas Tree Cardboard Form

A top star crafted from cardboard in the shape of four five pointed stars, each five inches long, to be covered with gold leaf or silver leaf. Rays of light are formed from additional pieces to complete the decorative star.

Idea for a Christmas Table Bell Display

A proposed Christmas table idea features a red taped paper bell hung from a chandelier by a satin ribbon. Scarlet ribbons connect the bell to plates near the host, with a tiny visible bell sound when ribbons are drawn, creating a novelty ornament as a keepsake.

Christman Jock Horner

Dressing the Christmas Tree in Festive Home Decor

The piece celebrates Christmas tree dressing with tips on materials like Hemlock cedar pine and spruce and the use of cotton batting for snowy bases. It notes about 160,000 trees entering the U.S. market, favors electric lights but acknowledges candy lights, and describes decorating with colored balls tinsel dolls and toy gifts, plus handmade ornaments and edible decorations.

Doing Up the Gifts with White Paper and Seals

A Victorian gift wrapping idea uses white lodge paper for wrappers and small edge seals decorated with holly to secure folds. For Christmas boxes, layer white tissue or cotton over packages and top with holly sprig or mistletoe for festive appeal.

Let Children Make Cards at Christmas Card Station

A large box of band fancy papers scraps of ribbon and glue will be provided for children to create Christmas cards. The setup invites youth ingenuity as they pair materials to craft personalized greetings.

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