Redeye the Wren and the Nest in the Old Orchard
Peter Rabbit hears Redeye the bird sing while foraging in the Old Orchard. Jenny Wren notes Redeye’s constant singing and shows the nest in a high maple fork woven with bark strips and paper. The tale mentions Stedeyes, Silly Sly, and the nest’s delicate construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arner Browns Door
Uyed
Iedeye
Peter Rabbit
Jenny Wree
Fiedeye
Peter
Stedese
Jenny Wren
Redeye
God Nest Landers
Jenny
Sly
Through A Woman's Eyes by Jean Newton
A traveler in India is praised for beauty by a high rank hostess, then aging claims beauty lies in wisdom and calm. The article argues age enhances beauty through experience and mellow grace, contrasting youth with Whistler's mother and "old silver" imagery. It ends with a fruit salad recipe and tasting notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indie
Whistler
Whistlers
Oberammergau Passion Play marks tercentennial
The Oberammergau villagers began a Passion Play in 1634 in gratitude for plague relief after the Thirty Years War. The summer marks the tercentennial with a projection showing the Last Supper scene. Alois Fang, a woodcarver, portrays Christ, and Anni Rutz plays the Virgin Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Oberammergau
Germany
Europe
Alois Fang
Carist
Anni Rutz
Beall Gyndicate Artists Hear View On Beauty
A brief poetic note questions if beauty changes with age and who perceives it. The Indian lady of seventy four affirms aging adds beauty while the artist finds value through perception.
Mottiers Cook Book Ice Desserts and Milk Sherbet
In warm weather this recipe column praises ices and frozen desserts. It provides three fruit sherbets including orange grapefruit and lemon mix with gelatin syrup and beaten egg whites, then freezes. A second recipe blends orange lemon juice mashed bananas sugar milk and cream and freezes into sherbet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Dear Mr Wynn Letters to a London Policeman
A reader asks about chin straps on London police hats and whether they keep hats on. Another asks why cream costs more than milk, and a young newspaper seller question is answered with humor. A reader wonders about wardrobe for a day off work and is advised to visit Coney Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wynn
Mr Wyner
Mr Wynn
Pryter
Coney
Associated Newspapers
WRU
The Blacksmith's Daughter Folklore Portrait
A poetic vignette portrays a smith shaping a heavy shoe with a hot forge as a child watches and grows to see his craft as shaping her heart. Now older she remains his daughter and friend, faithful as evening colors blend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnt
Sarvica
Witty Kitty by Nina Wilcox Putnam
A brief item presents Nina Wilcox Putnam's Witty Kitty with amused tone. The readable text hints at a playful scene and a remark from a girl chum about a crooner and a second out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty
Nina Wilcox Putnam
Chum
Boxer's Son Earns Lesson On Giving
A teacher relates a tale of giving over receiving illustrated by Bertie who proudly says his father is a boxer. The exchange highlights a practical example of the motto It is more blessed to give than to receive with the boy’s pride in his father’s profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piph LE
Gal
Carl Johnson
Epper
Johnsons Bich
Ele
Ciasy
Bertle
Bertie
Ball at the Savoy Revisited in New Dress
Fondon police fragrance case draws attention as revived show titled Ball at the Savoy appears again in a new wardrobe. Investigators note repeated performances amid lingering questions about origin and intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savoy
Fondon Police Lfumeor
A Dreamer Question and Answer Dialogue
A humorous dialogue asks what a debtor is and defines it as someone who owes money. It then defines a creditor as the person who thinks he will get it, illustrating a creditor debtor exchange with wit.
Not Fair Mabel Gele Breaks Off Encagement
Edith confronts Gele over his untrustworthy behavior revealing he is engaged to four women while only two were disclosed to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Gele
Edith
Lost Prophets First Noman at a Christian mas sacre
A capacity crowd attends a performance themed around prophets and lions with heavy upkeep costs implied. The host notes profit losses while describing how the lions impress or consume resources during the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noman
Generous Gesture Cited in Senator Sorghum Exchange
A humorous exchange shows Senator Sorghum defending his jokes as a way to reassure constituents. He says he is eager to do what he can to make them happy, even if the joke is not very good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Sorghum
Mutual Precaution Behind Love Terms
A brief exchange shows a young man questioning the seriousness of his beloved and the woman hesitantly confirming if his intentions are hers. The Brooklyn Daily Dally records a tense romantic moment between a pair seeking clarity on commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Dally Cagla
Frock Pattern Promises Easy Housekeeper Dress
The Sewing Circle Pattern Department offers Lattern 1623 a simple ready frock for daytime wear. Features include front and back yokes, beltable waist, pockets, and options in tub fabric prints with self or contrasting trim. Available in sizes 14 to 44 with price 2 dollars and 34 cents to 4 dollars 4 cents. order by mail from 248 West Seventeenth Street New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
HIS DUAL SELF AND LONELY ISLAND TALK AT HOLLYWOOD
Hollywood actors debated loneliness at a party with one star claiming he could endure isolation with the one he loves. Another attendee asked if companionship would be preferable in that moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Shifting the Blame in Tax Debate
Dustin Stax defends his tax returns saying he cannot figure them out himself and cannot help it if he hires an expert with his own ideas. The exchange questions responsibility for taxes and the role of advisers in filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin Stax
Stray Stories Exchange Anger Over News Truth
A humorous exchange shows a politician ranting that newspapers tell abominable lies while a friend retorts they might tell the truth, revealing playful tension over media accuracy in the Stray Stories vignette.
Fragmented Arts Page Quote Sparks Relationship Question
A clipped passage questions marriage for reasons beyond charm, noting a man named Jack as clever at bridge. The context hints at social expectations and witty dialogue on dating. A brief entertainment snippet reflects character, tone, and era without full story details.
Married Now: Campaign Promises Said in Jest
A fragment recalls a couple's exchange during a political moment with a quip about spending winters in Europe. The remark frames a light banter on campaign promises and personal plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Judge for Yourself Tiow Is Morton Getting On With a Young Wife
A fragment shows a judge asking how Morton handles marriage to a younger wife. A belated telegram of congratulation arrives a month after the wedding, which the couple refuses to accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Which of your works of fiction do you consider the best Mr Pemwright
A terse exchange about literary output and a remark linking to an income tax return appears as a fragmented line from an unidentified source. The text hints at a question about a writer’s best work and a possible reference to taxes without providing context or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemwright
Also Mentioned on This Page
Birgess
Bernice
Ifat
Peil
Apel
Aphrilis
Aphrodite
Vers
Gyre Rewnpayer
Bypokala
Whaus Rvice
Jean Newton
The
Western Newspaper Union
Arligag
WNL
Mottiers Cook Book
ED Wyrn
Denar
Mr Wrynn
Loures
Hle
Vir Wynn
England
London
Simplton
Sue Porrinterndant
Hogn Manny Tairian
By Anne Campbell
Burke
Jack
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!