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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
6
A thrifty dressing-room idea turns a cracker box into a chic waste receptacle. Line the box with colored paper, cover the outside with chintz or cretonne, tack edges with decorative tacks, and add tassels. A padded lid can serve as a seat, giving the box a furniture-like look and hiding rolled clothes beneath.
Maud Walker and Ally Paul and Steve join a Western state exploration in April. Sally and Paul plan a long country walk with Breve, the youngest, despite doubts. The group visits relatives and enjoys a spring getaway that may stretch into the summer.
A clever young girl transforms an attic room into a calm spring retreat at very low cost. Green velvet couch, chintz covers, white Swiss curtains, green ribbons, and a living green fern box create a harmonious, peaceful space free of clutter and excess.
A late night tale shows Peter Pifer suffering cramps after sneaking cherries. His mother questions him, learns of the deceit, and disciplines him with a slipper. The poem ends with Pete still unwell from his mischief.
The tone descends the mountain to a frame house where Mrs. Hunter serves a hot meal. Brere joyfully reunites with his sister and brother after a mountain adventure on the mienintuin foretorm. The tale recounts how travelers named Lucky Cave sheltered there during an snowstorm before returning home with a rescued car and makeshift door for future travelers.
An old time song riddle describes three parts: a father never old, a discovered item possibly a purse or tree, and water that mixes with it turning to bileka when baked. The whole answers a country nearby.
A domestic tale in which Harry and Mary anticipate a circus visit. Harry earns twelve dollars to buy an elephant, only to realize he cannot care for it. A dream sequence returns him to the Jackson law office sofa as the parade nears, with the elephant and parade moment fading into wakefulness.
A playful scene follows Harry, Mary, Larry and friends as they imagine owning an elephant. They discuss the fantasy, the worries of keeping a wild beast, and tease about circus life while cherishing simple joys like a toy elephant and a quarter.
A white bear corpse found on Mont Blanc was taken to Aosta, initially presumed centuries old and preserved by ice. Later tests show death occurred only days before discovery, suggesting attic white bears may exist in the Alps and expeditions will test the theory as geologists assess the puzzling find.
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