Woes of Mrs Newlywed and Baby Care Advice
A fragment from a historical column discusses Mrs Newlywed asking about removing marks from a dresser with a soft cloth. It then shifts to baby feeding guidance including milk preparation, bottle sterilization, and feeding routines. The piece also mentions Paris fashion chatter and a Monday Orpheum theatre offer for Standard subscribers to win round-trip railway tickets to San Diego and San Francisco.
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Orpheum Theatre
The
Standard
San Diego
San Francisco
Babel
Cook bread with crackers and yeast in warm place
A fragmented recipe describes preparing bread using crackers, soup, and yeast. Steps mention baking in a dish, cooling on a plate, brushing with butter, and finishing with a milk or lard glaze. It instructs combining tepid water, yeast, flour, salt, and fat, kneading, rising, shaping loaves, and brushing with milk.
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Terre
Ithaea
Arn & Doll
Caring For The Baby And Home Habits
A readable wartime style guide promotes infant care and home cleanliness. It urges mothers to nurse by the clock, maintain regular feeding intervals, and keep the dwelling free of garbage and dirt to foster health and good character in children. It cautions against poor habits and stresses orderly surroundings.
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Page Din
Flith
Becteris
Mies
Beams in the Sky Signal Yet Another Rainfall Prognosis
The article explains a weather omen where sunbeams and cloud shadows mislead observers into thinking rain will come. It clarifies that parallel beams converge only by perspective and that hazy air signals high moisture, predicting rain without dramatic events.
Beams of Maul Sun Rope Tale From Pacific Legends
A damaged OCR fragment recounts a Pacific Island legend where beams from the sun are bound by ropes woven of cocoanut fiber to tame the sun god Ra or Maal. The tale describes successive sieges of the sun god's body parts by ropes, ending with a vow to adjust daily hours to mortal needs.
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Lalanda
Pacific
Bia
Ceeden
Land of
Bui Ra
Tiawaa
Rex Tonight Presents Full Program Change and Chaplin
A full program change goes into effect at the Rex tonight featuring a two reel Charlie Chaplin comedy along with the new lineup. The event highlights the theater’s shift in programming and offers audiences a classic silent comedy in addition to the headline program.
Miss Mary Ellen Wilson Visits Washington Before Travels
Miss Mary Ellen Wilson, second daughter of Secretary of Labor Wilson, recently back from San Francisco, stops in Washington for a few days then plans an extensive visit trip to Heanarivanis and local family homes in Bloomsburg. She will visit school friends in nearby localities and then head to meet acquaintances after returning. Chas Chaplin two reel comedy at Rex tonight.
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Mary Ellen Wilson
Secretary of Labor
W. B. Wilson
San Francisco
Washington
Heanarivanis
Bloasburg
Armorpiercing Projectiles and Naval Armor Failure
An account describes armor piercing shells used by the British navy, their heat treated steel points that resist cutting, and their through armor effect causing internal damage. It covers explosive cores, fuzes, rotary motion, and potential to ignite magazines, with notes on their use against armored ships and torpedo boat destroyers.
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Alamon
Stella
EO Holarmor
Kathryn Daje
Pubmarines
Orpheum Vaudeville Opens Season With Diverse Acts
The Orpheum at Lees presents a balanced 1914 15 season debut with performer Margaret Edanis known as the Perfect Girl delivering elegant dancing and physical prowess. The program features Edwards with The Spirit of Spring, the Demeriets on violin and The Night in Venice sketch, a Haynes Etna routine, Madge Matted in a challenging rift act, and a closing novelty number with naval humor and a fresh song, all greeted by strong applause and audience delight.
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Orpheum
Lees
Orpheuam Theatre
Joseph Goas
Margaret Edanis
Emulog
Jan
Mice- Edwards
Margaret Edwards
Abe
Venice
Teres
Kiown
Rot
Hayes
Talsland
Elcre
Comediense
Lng
Too Gan
Beadhine
Alea
Mr. Wilson
First Born Inferior Child Debate Sparks Controversy
A dispute erupts over whether first born children are inferior mentally or morally. Professor Karl Pearson argues for inferiority based on heredity, while Dr. Charles Gilmore Kerjer and Dr. Mensa Gregory challenge the claim. G. Mardy Clark cites striking parental anecdotes. overall experts remain divided amid evolving heredity theories.
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Terry
Karl ‘Pearson
Charles Gilmore Kerjer
New York
Pbs- Meads
Frat Bork
Menus
Gregory
Bers
Lees
G. Mardy Clark
Iowa
Child Welfare Bureau
Bath
Clark
Pearson
University of Jondoo
Hany Countriea
Hearson
Élsdon
Anatrfelly Heciral
Fragmentary Mystery Story Fragments From Aged Papers
Readable scraps describe a chaotic narrative about marriage guidance, fated encounters, and inner struggles. The passage features garbled dialogue and stray phrases referencing “FISH FICTION” and “remarkable” figures, with hints of relationships, tension, and introspection amidst unclear context.
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Syath
Paris
Queen
London
Dreeees
Tnerepon
Rolle
Maudlin
Wilk
Serge
Tofs de Boulogne
Teliceabed Lady
Piero Oee
Capris
South Pacific
Chas. Chaplin
REX
She
Wilson
Chas
Chaplin
Mary Elen ‘Wilson
Welch
Utah
Independent Meat Co
Ogden
Harry
Reinshriber
Mgr
Washington Ave
Neal
Navy
Alhambra
de Royal Raceford
Praeltor
Iamarian
Bilgeng
Hellevs
Wasteston
Horlick
Tan
McBride
Cbride Ya Drug Co
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