Fox Dinner Traps Cotton Tails in Wood Folk Tale
A woodland tale recounts Mr Fox inviting many animals to a dinner to appease his bad name. Jimmie and Susie Cottontail skip the feast, snack at a farm, and the dog follows. The next day Mr Fox berates the Cottontails and vows to cut them from his visiting list, explaining why they are never invited to woodland dinners.
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Beauty Chats IVILIZATION and the value of the bath
A historical essay argues that civilization is linked to bath culture. It praises tiled bathrooms with running hot and cold water and suggests shower baths as a space saving, cost efficient option. It emphasizes daily bathing as essential.
Bathing Warnings and Hygiene Tips From English Poets
The text advises bathing in limited water, finishing with a shower, and using rubber pipes with spray nozzles and a flesh brush to scrub skin. It notes the brush helps reach hard-to-clean areas and prevent blackheads, improving appearance for formal dress, and mentions that "Robin Hood" is praised by many English poets.
Dream Signals and Social Rules in Night Visions
An odd column outlines dream lore about seeing friends in dreams as a positive omen. Absent friends predict vows, journeys, or speedy reunions, with caution advised about mirthful behavior and a cautious note on drinking with dream companions.
The Romance of Words Behind the Card Game Name
Readers debate the origin of the card game name. Theories include Latin or German roots for attention and hints from the word whist. Some scholars point to whish or wisk influences in German Danish and Scottish languages and the idea that whisking dust resembles the trump play.
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