Irresponsibility of Mothers Overshadows Thumb Habit
Paula dismisses Anthony’s thumb sucking as trivial while David warns it endangers his welfare. The scene highlights Paula’s flippant attitude toward Anthony’s health and a possible marital strain as she brushes off concerns and jokes about the issue. Jim Macaulay and his wife are seen in a park, stirring gossip about their separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avid Andrews
Paula
Anthony
Avid
David
Jim Macaulay
Making the Most of Personality by Mildred Holland
Breathing exercises are recommended as a simple home remedy to prevent and ease head colds and influenza. The article praises unilateral nostril breathing, morning lung stretches, and regular practice to improve speaking tone and reduce lung disease risk.
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Mildred Holland
Republic Syndicate
Mother Care and the Quiet Joys of Work
Poem reflecting on motherhood and the rewards of toil. The speaker contrasts labor and care with independence, praising a mother’s love and endurance through sorrow and daily tasks. The verse celebrates giving, responsibility, and the sweetness of family devotion.
Pigs For Sale Debate Over War Prices At Park
Local butchers warn war price controls on pork at Park may have faded. If public notices on the front page reveal pigs selling by the hundred pounds cheaper than in 1313, winter will bite Park hard as farmers warn of corn investments not recouped. Government ag warnings echo Christmas season prompts by the United States Department of Agriculture.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Islands and greens appear as voyage nears end
The voyage reaches small islands with shellfish and edible seaweed while the raven reports distant green growth and a long crossing ahead. They trade with seabird nests for food, witness whales becoming sea creatures, and finally prepare for a major land crossing toward a mountainous, rivered world ahead.
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Cata
Gaza
Whalea
Bull
New York Tribune, Inc
Child’s Race and Tool Use in Early Humans and Statues
The account discusses the first use of metal by early humans and the uncertainty among scientists about when civilization began. It notes copper and bronze used to fashion statues with faces hands and feet cast in stone or hard clay.
Griffiths film on America draws crowds and historic relics
By Inez Klumph, the article describes D W Griffith touring the country filming revolutionary war scenes. Public interest swells as citizens pause work to watch the shoots and offer artifacts. Patriotic societies offer help while the government lends soldiers for war scenes.
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D. W. Griff
America
Mr. Griffith
Iessea
Griffth Seen As Even Smarter Than Public Belief
The observer notes that Griffth is regarded as the great genius of the industry, yet believes he is even smarter than people generally think. The remark highlights his reputation among colleagues and critics.
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Griff
Undefined by Source Quote Incomplete Clip
A fragment from a 1928 Wheeler Syndicate copyright quote notes a man who has both propaganda and extras for nothing placing him in a class by himself. The text presents evaluative language about fame and media influence in a concise, opinionated snippet.
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Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
The Fir and the Palm Synopsis
Helen and Cyril arrive at Horsham estate where Cyril secretly loves Helen. At a charity event Helen grows closer to Toby Ross, sparking tension with Christopher Tyldesley. A web of letters and distant affections unfolds across London, blending romance and restraint within a country house setting.
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Helen
Cyril
Lord Hersham
Horsham
England
Baldwins
Tohn Baldwin
Toby Rowsives
Toby Hoss
Toby
Christopher Tyldesley
Helen Toby
London
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Hugh Lofting
Atlantic Islands
Madface
Ray
Flapper
Inez Klumph
London, Toly
Princess Bibesco
Avery
Selina
Selong
Mr. Ross
Lona Anna Vavilar
Clease
Christopher
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