Hat Splurge Triggers Irony in Corner Street Shop
Lila Gordon and Mrs. Warren clash over a hat in a downtown shop while Lila secretly uses a $20 bill to buy a $15 hat to outshine her friend. Bert, out of work, unexpectedly lands a new job and a raise, prompting a hopeful turn as the couple plans to celebrate despite the earlier strain.
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Versatility of Goethe Matter for Wonder
A sweeping portrait of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe as a master of law medicine war statecraft art science and poetry. The piece credits his wide-ranging talents and suggests his romantic life left marks on his writings while noting Napoleon’s exclaim there is a man.
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London Daily Mail
Pomp and Circumstance Parodies in Disraeli Taste
From Collection and Recollection by One Who Kept a Diary, a wry note on Benjamin Disraeli. The showy style contrasted with comfort as grand state pageantry met a melting dessert. A guest quips the soup seems made with deferred stock.
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Benjamin Disraeli
Stork Delivers Unexpected Trio in Chicago Visit
Mr and Mrs Raymond Poquette of Chicago expected a son but received two daughters and a son in quick succession. The sequence began with a daughter, followed by another daughter, and finally a boy, fulfilling the father's wish after surprise and relief.
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President Coolidge vetoes McNary Haugen bill in farm aid debate
The piece reviews President Coolidge's veto of the McNary Haugen farm relief bill, listing his six cited perils and a legal opinion from Attorney General Sargeant. It notes divergent reactions from farm leaders, editors, and politicians, with remarks from Hoover and Texas delegates and mentions political maneuvering ahead of the Kansas City convention.
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Cabinet To Be a Crene Amid a Losing Fight
Poem by Charles Allen Doussor urging steady courage and truth as life lessons. The piece reflects on facing sham, striving for brave deeds under a guiding master, amid a struggle described as losing yet noble.
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Charles Allen Doussor
Rhubarb Dishes and Plain Cookery From A Cool Morning Menu
A rustic collection of rhubarb based recipes and simple dishes. It covers stewed and baked rhubarb with sugar water lemon and optional dried fruits and spices, plus rhubarb pineapple sherbet mock souse monastery pie raised doughnuts country club gnocchi and a savory broth based dish. Contains multiple named dishes and ingredients with steps and serving ideas.
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