Inseparable Trio Foiling Exam Woes at Miss Primrose
Edna, Dolly, and Julia face Christmas study pressure from a notice of failed exams. Edna hatches a plan with Miss Clark, a visiting teacher from Louisville, to test the girls by surprise while masking a prank. Dolly and Julia excel in history and geography, drawing praise from Miss Clark and revealing Edna’s ruse to the Primerose sisters.
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Dollvers
Christos
Dollie
Julia Norris
Primrose
Edna
Julia
Dolly
Far West
Ednar
Tabitha J7simrose
Nora
Eana
Tabitha
Miss Primrose
Fdna
Eina
Julio
Miss Tabitha
Mary Clark
Tere
Clark
Wurst
Jatin
Abe
Louisville
Misa Clark
Miss Clark
Miss Tabiths
Misses Primrose
Dolly Rivers
Miss P Primrose
Carringe
Lana
Noral
N. ¥. Herald
Brand Mix Up at Church Reception
A farcical scene unfolds in a church a mile from the city post office as a pretender to a soloist’s role, wearing a bright scarf, is mistaken for the real performer. The stranger, miscast by the host, admits he does not know the act and exits amid amused guests.
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Washington Baar
Fevor
Miter
Gewhia
Sociabledike
Sociabledike, 1-1 Reckon, Mister, These Folkealn
Red Tape In Washington Causes Door Knob Dilemma
A hurried visit to the rivers and harbors committee seeps into a humorous account of jurisdictional bickering over a door knob and glass door cloth. Burtron laments repairs while officials debate authority among locksmith, carpenter, architect, and secretary.
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Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Bur~ton
Cleveland
Ellis
Samoan Belle's Gowns Describe Bark Ribbon Dresses
The Indianapolis News describes Samoan party wear made from tree bark ribbons and kiki, a bark belt and waist cloth ensemble crafted by native girls. Handmade flowers and bright colored ribbons finish the dress for dances and special entertainments.
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Samoa
Aso
Belle
Birds Bathing Habits Show Versatile Dust and Water Preferences
The article notes diverse bird bathing habits across species. Wild ducks seek fresh water away from saltwater, sparrows enjoy both water and dust baths, and partridges prefer dry loam. Many birds favor ashes, with ash clouds signaling bathers emerging from ash heaps at dawn.
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Frank Tolman
J. Clyde Thos. Mollarton
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