Night Hawk Tricks Katydid in Pleasant Valley
In a tale from Arthur Scott Bailey a swift Night Hawk corners Kiddie Katydid in Farmer Green's yard. The hawk taunts the jumper, claiming he will make Katydid leap, while Katydid uses wit to stay hidden and wary of the bird’s nose‑made banter.
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R. Nighthawk
Farmer Green
Katy
Mr. Nighthawk
Kiddle
Nighthawk
Grosset & Dunlap
Kate Chase a Washington Beauty to Obscurity
Kate Chase born August 19 1940 rose to fame as Americas beauty with wealth and a high social circle. She married Ohio governor William Sprague in 1883, but financial mismanagement and misunderstandings led to divorce and decline into obscurity after an exile to Europe.
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Kate Chase
America
Ohio
Bhe Ja
Kate
Washington
William Sprague
Sprague
Palallal
Europe
George Matthew Adame
From Harvard to Editorial Heights in Hapgood Career
The article recalls Norman Hapgood’s early twenty one ambition to earn big royalties as a writer and his rise to editor of Collier's Weekly. It notes his past roles at the New York Commercial, Bookman, and his later appointment as envoy to Denmark and a magazine editor.
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Ev Ben
Harvard University
Norman Hapgood
Young Fen
Hapgood
New York Commercial
Collier's Weekly
Hand M. P
United States
Denmark
McCiurs
Stodiant
Ironjaw and Fire-eye Carry On With Cliffside Pranks
A harsh scene shows Ironjaw tormenting his infant child Slabsides by rolling rocks from a cliff. Fire-eye hears the commotion, asks what is happening, and laughs, forgiving the prank as the trio share a meal of 80 pound jerky.
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Iron‘Jaw
Ltte
Slabsides
Iron- Jaw
Fire Eye
Slabaldes
Ironjaw
The-Eye
Fire-eye
George Matthew Adams
Quote on Friendship by Seneca Attributed Phrase Origin
The passage questions who said a garbled line about friendship and lovometries injuries and attributes the misquoted words to Lucius Annaeus Seneca, the Roman philosopher and rhetorician. It recounts Seneca’s life from Cordoba to Rome, exile on Corsica, tutelage of Nero, and his death in A D 65 or 85, noting his influence and a dramatic end surrounding the Pisonian conspiracy.
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Lucia Apneus Seneca
Marcus Anneus
Cordoba
Spain
Seneca
Rome
Corsica
Agrippina
Nero
Bis
Powpela Baullina
Wayne
D. McMurray
George Matthew Adam
Advance Spring Frocks and Midseason Hats Trend
The piece details the advance spring frocks with inset plaited blouse panels and two-piece outfits in flat crepe and crepe de chine, plus midseason hats ranging from simple pull-on shapes to ornate taffeta models. It notes pastel tones, ribbons, and decorative handwork, with colors like love bird green, pale nile, palmetto, and rose pink. fabrics include taffeta and jersey, and styles emphasize color impact and refined details.
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Theaa
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