Man on the Box In DC Flight Warburton Seizes Train
Warburton drives a carriage through unfamiliar streets in Washington DC aiming for Scott Circle. He encounters mounted policemen as a dramatic reveal shows Nan in crimson cloak is not his sister Nancy, provoking shock and accusation.
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Wrong carriage joke lands Warburton in police court
Warburton outfits as a groom to impress a lady, provokes a chase and abduction scare. Officers seize him, he’s booked under James Osborne, faces a 35 dollar fine for disorderly conduct and reckless driving. A note to Chuck requests $35 and fresh clothes at once.
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Give the Boy a Room
A Prairie Farmer excerpt urges furnishing a boy his own room to foster character. It argues hardwood floors and sturdy furniture, space for a desk and games, and occasional treats, as a parent models honesty kindness and religion. It frames the room as a family investment in character and neighborly responsibility.
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Why Women Are Pretty Says English Specialist
An English expert argues women appear more attractive because they do less intellectual work and use their brains less. He cites the Zaros of British India, where women govern and run businesses while men cook and care for children, claiming this reversal makes Zaro men handsome and women plain.
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Roar Inaudible Among American Tourists
A New York Tribune note recounts U S travelers visiting a famous waterfall. The guide proclaims the roar will be heard once the ladies stop talking, reflecting on the shrill quality of American voices noted during a continental tour.
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Dinner Chaos as Roast Cut Into Six Pieces at Manila
A wife of an army officer in Manila hosted six distinguished officers. She supervised the setup and instructed her Jap cook to carve the roast. The cook, after the roast was served, cut it into six chunks, one for each guest, illustrating a humorous misstep while husband served in the Philippines.
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Cultivating the Child and Traits Across Environments
The Century essay argues traits in children can be bred like plants through nurture and environment. It warns against negative surroundings such as foul air, crowded rooms, and bad influences, claiming they fix opposing traits and can lead to ruin. Positive guidance and sunshine from nature and love shape character long term.
A Tasty Chop for Invalid
Trim fat from a neck or loin chop then coat in butter and season with pepper salt. Dip both sides in butter and lemon juice, marinate two hours. Prepare egg yolk grated cheese mix and coat chop. Fry in dripping six minutes each side, drain and serve atop mashed potato while hot.
Ham Sidedish for Luncheon Entree
A simple ham based dish combines cold boiled ham chopped to fill a coffee cup with two tablespoons grated cheese cayenne and two tablespoons cream. Fry buttered bread rounds, spread ham mixture, grate cheese on top and brown in a hot oven.
Ladies' Costume Patterns 5531 and 5527 Offered
Pattern department advertises Ladies Waist No 5531 and Ladies Seven Gored Skirt No 5527 in chiffon broadcloth and voile materials. Provided sizes cover busts 32 to 42 and waists 22 to 32 inches. Each pattern costs ten cents. send orders to the paper's Pattern Department with size and number.
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Girl's Sailor Suit Pattern No 5553
Pattern No 5553 shows a smart home dressmaker outfit with a five gored skirt and blouse featuring a sailor collar. Made in blue flannel with blue and white bands, suitable fabrics include serge mohair pique gingham and linen. Medium size uses four yards of 36 inch material and fits ages 5 to 12.
Chipmunk Mascot Makes Caboose Its Home on Ohio Central
A tiny chipmunk rescued from a snow bank weeks ago has taken up residence in a caboose of the Ohio Central. The animal, now tame, refuses to leave when the door is open and endures the train’s rattling sway. It has even ridden along on coal and freight runs to the mines.
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