Stories For The Children By Blanche Silver
A whimsical tale in which Jenny Wren, Billy Hoot Owl, and Mrs. Robin Redbreast clash over night versus day living. An empty apartment dispute leads to humor about proper behavior before woodmen arrive to cut down the apple tree. Copyright 1922 Thompson Feature Service.
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Jenny Wren
Billy Hoot Owl
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Billy Hooton
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Can You Tell What Was the First Railroad Accident in America
An article tracing early weapon development from primitive rock throwing to the bow and arrow and crossbow, describing how these innovations led to the fir ing arm and modern firearms. It notes a 1922 copyright and hints at tomorrow’s piece on the first railroad accident in America.
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How to Shop to Advantage by Ruth Leigh and the Human Side of Retail
The article discusses two ironing machine types as time-saving devices for home laundry. Cold roll machines use weighted wooden rollers, while hot roll machines use a heated metal plate and one cold roller. Hot roll provides better results but costs more. Power options exist. machines improve efficiency but may not perfectly smooth all garments. Copyright 1922 Public Ledger. As summer nears we discuss trunks tomorrow.
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