Our Back Door. A Box of Sand and Pie Making
A fragmentary Chinese news verse describes a crowded scene around a mysterious box of sand. A workingman bakes pies and cakes while sifting and selling from a hole in his stomach, as children crowd in to view the sand’s wonders and the imagined tragedies it holds.
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Chienee News
Made for Two A Bicycle Romance in Detour Lane
Jack Hinkston and Cissie, two lovers divided by pride and dress, meet on a country road where a punctured tire and a broken ego lead to a heated exchange. After a quarrel over appearances, Jack repairs the tire, and a softened Cissie forgives. The pair acknowledge their bond as a two person ride toward reconciliation.
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Jack
Cissie
Hullo
Cissia
Ciesio
Sam
Jonca
Cally
Cladie
Tharen
Wissie
China Scenes Reflect Familiar Countryside in Europe and America
In Harper's Magazine Julian Ralph describes China's vast verdant fields of rice and cotton, water routes, and distant pagodas as parallel to familiar landscapes like Long Island and Dutch-like flat horizons. He notes resting huts, irrigation wheels driven by water buffalo, and villages of rice and cotton farmers sharing one blood and surname, blending Chinese and familiar rural imagery.
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Holland
Lding Island
America
England
Ananias
China
Devonshire
Julian Ralph
Harper's Magazine
Miraculous Escape During Port Arthur Assault
A Twenty fourth regiment soldier at Port Arthur raised his rifle to fire on a conspicuous Chinaman during a storming action. An enemy bullet entered the barrel of his gun instead, shattering the stock but leaving him unharmed. The weapon, now dented, was kept as a memento after the colonel allowed it.
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Port Arthur
Twenty-fourth Regiment
Japan
Old Fashioned Kitchen Receipts From Various Periodicals
A collage of antique domestic recipes and tips from Harper's Bazaar, Farm and Fireside, Chicago Record, Boston Budget, Ladies Home Journal, and Leeds Mercury. Dishes include Bisque Bouillon style tomato soup, collared mackerel pickles, orangeade, meat jelly, Swiss soup, cold tomato ketchup, and wash methods for pale yellow dresses. Contains instruction snippets and ingredient lists with historical seasoning and preparation notes.
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Harper's Bazar
Chicago
Boston
Gen
Washington
Ladies' Home’ Journal
Leeds Mercury
Summer Housekeeping and Safe Stove Use in Warm Weather
The piece advises tight daytime window closure to keep cellars dry and mold free, favors small stoves or gas for efficiency, and notes gas stoves are widely used and economical. For rural areas oil stoves are acceptable with safety emphasis, while cautioning that accidents come from carelessness. gas and oil stove dangers are discussed with emphasis on heating and roasting efficiency.
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