Runaway Snowflakes Lesson From Mr Sunman
A whimsical tale narrates a band of small snowflakes marching to earth and attempting to whitewash a hill. Mr Sunman emerges from behind a cloud, melts the bold flakes, and teaches a lesson about waiting for all relatives before action. The next day the snowflakes return with their kin and blanket the landscape.
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Mr. Sunman
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Aurora name and dawn myth cross cultures
The article traces the name Aurora from myth to modern use across Europe and America. It notes Aurora as the dawn goddess linked to Eos, and explains the golden light imagery and linguistic roots from aurum. It mentions Renaissance fashion spreading Aurora to French noblewomen.
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America
Aurora
France
Eggshelled Tales Of Superstition And Travel By Pliny Echoes
A 1925 column traces eggshell superstitions across Europe and America, from burning shells to breakage rituals, linked to witchcraft fears cited by Pliny and old beliefs about necromancers. It recounts lunar journeys of witches using fragile eggshell boats and the idea that pulverized shells cure the ague, then shifts to a humorous note on an accident involving Lysander John Appleton and his ailing wife huom.
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Europe
Urope
America
Napoleon HI
Pliny
Lapland
Lapps
Bermuda
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Lysander
John Appleton
Lysander John
Citi
Aurora the Dawn Myth Across Europe and Poetry
The article traces Aurora’s use as a name across Europe, noting variants in Germany and Slyria, and explains her Latin mythic origin. It highlights poetic appeal, with Keats and Longfellow referencing her, and describes the chrysolite jewel as her symbol and its supposed powers. It also mentions her lucky day Monday and mystic number five.
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Germany
Aurora
Aurora von Kielmanseck
Marshal Saxe
Slyria
Zora
Zorana
Europe
France
England
Dawn
Keats
Longfellow
Shelley
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Daysey Appleton and the Appleton Family Anecdotes
A column fragment recounts Daysey Mayme Appleton’s wistful gaze at motherless children of a widower and notes two weeks of storms in the Appleton home. Chauncey Devere Appleton reportedly avoids regular churchgoers yet shows credit in pie crust conscience. Mrs Lysander John Appleton imagines wealth by writing on pasteboard labels like 1 pint or 1 quart and debates keeping a cow.
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Mrs. Lysander John Appleton
Miss Daysey Mayme Appleton Master Chauncey Devere Appleton
Daysey Mayme Appleton
Chauncey Devere Appleton
Lysander John Appleton
Green's August Flower remedy for digestive disorders
Green's August Flower is touted as a long standing remedy with a record of fifty eight years of excellence. The advertisement claims it aids nervous dyspepsia sour stomach constipation indigestion torpid liver dizziness wind in the stomach and related symptoms. It notes its wide usage in millions of households worldwide and promotes 30 and 90 cent bottle sizes.
Red Indian chosen as Canadian solon in Quebec by-election
Ludger Eastein of the Huron tribe becomes the first Indian elected to the Quebec legislature after winning a by election for the Conservatives in Quebec county over Liberal I Bedard. He runs a Lorelte tannery, hails from a wealthy family, once won $300,000 in a privy council damages case against Quebec city water interference, and serves as a director of several enterprises.
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Ludger Eastein
Quebec
I. Bedard
Christian Science Monitor
Eastein
Flurons
Canada
Lorelte
Quebcec
Privy Council
Tle
Cuticura Trio Soap Ointment and Talcum Ad
Advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum as a complete line for face skin baby and dusting powder needs. Recommends Cuticura Talcum at 25 cents and claims it renders other perfumes unnecessary as part of toilet requisites.
Chub Minnows Make Best Ice Fishing Bait
A description from Outing magazine notes the preferred ice fishing bait chub minnows. It specifies an inch and a half length, tapered thick to the tail, and highly active. Shiner minnows are warned as tender and poor for lures, while the chub is praised for liveliness and duration.
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Outing Magazine
Miles in Different Lands Vary by Length Across Nations
The text explains that miles differ by country with Spanish Polish and Dutch miles being three and a half times the Inglish mile, and the German mile four times as long. It notes even within a country a single day’s last mile can be longer than the first.
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