Woman sculptor Enid Yandel ends with life advice
A feature on Enid Yandel, Kentucky born sculptor, praising Major John W. Thomas bronze in Nashville Chattanoo ga society. The piece includes Yandel's philosophy for women, urging marriage after career success and stressing love kindness and charity. It also offers fashion tips on hats shoes plaids trims and jewelry.
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Thomas
John W. Thomas
Nashville
Chattanoo
Enid Yandel
Miss Yandell
America
National Sculpture Society of America
Kentucky
Six Dishes From One Simple Dough Recipe
A homemaker shares a versatile dough that yields six economical dishes from one batch. Ingredients include flour, baking powder, butter, sugar, salt, and milk, with methods to make tea biscuits Dutch rolls raisin loaf shortcake roly poly pudding pie crust and more. Also notes fashion don’ts advising against purple dresses for sallow skin.
Household Cleaning Guide from a Practical Kitchen
A practical list advises keeping a high stool, wooden spoon, sharp knives, and various brushes for cleaning. It suggests gathering materials before cooking, using cheesecloth and feather dusters, and storing washing soda. Regular washing of towels and boiling them weekly is recommended.
Cheap Christmas Gift Roses From Narcissus Bulbs Jar
A frugal Christmas gift idea uses a cheap 25 cent round rose jar with six white Narcissus bulbs. Plant bulbs in sand in the jar, cover with water, store in a cellar until sprouts reach three inches, then bring to light gradually. Bloom by Christmas. a home grown bouquet costs under a dollar versus florist prices of seven or eight dollars.
Milk For Ink Stains Cleaning Tip
A quick method to remove ink stains is to soak the stained area in milk. Rub the inked part as with washing, renewing the milk as it becomes inky. Do this promptly before the ink dries for best results.
The Misjudged Turk
Commentary from the London Times contrasts the rural Turk at home with a violent image, praising his domestic virtues as honest industrious patient gentle and of fine natural manners.
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England
London Times
Drug store quip from Chicago News comic panel
A brief cartoon caption shows Chapleigh asking a druggist for something to brighten up. The response, witty and sharp, notes the setting is a drug store, not a night school, in a Chicago News style gag.
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Chapleigh
Chicago News
One Advantage Caddy Dogs Prompt Gentle Reply
A playful London Standard note imagines dogs as golf caddies and a wise response about keeping a pleasant look. It contrasts a magical woman avoiding argument with a jab at stating all men are equal until revealed, as seen in a Jamesport Gazette line.
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London Standard
Jamesport Gazette
Air Fountain Butterfly Orbits From Seltzer Coil
A child’s device uses a corked bottle sealed with wax and a funnel to trap carbonic gas from tartaric acid and baking soda. Elder pitch balls rise and fall to intermittently block the vent, with color painted balls creating a fluttering butterfly effect on tissue wings.
Balloon of Newspapers: A Kansas Balloon’s Making and Flight
In Colony Kansas during a summer vacation boys built a thirty foot balloon from 256 newspapers using paste muslin and coal oil. They launched it after observing a local ascent and flew it several times before the gas cooled, noting how a single cord could release the balloon.
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Colony
Kan
St. Nicholas
Why gooseberries bear their name
The article explains the name gooseberries stems from St John’s feast time in English and Dutch origins. In German the fruit is called Johannisbeeren, later corrupted to gansbeeren, literally translating to goose berries as gans means goose.
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St. John’s
St. John
Holland
St. Jan
A Queer Crane in South American Lands
In Venezuela and British Guiana a tame agami crane is used by natives for tasks similar to those done by dogs. The birds reportedly watch flocks of sheep and poultry and assist in herding as shepherd dogs do elsewhere.
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Venezuela
British Guiana
Three Dreams from the Chicago News
Jasper John and Theodore recount surreal dreams about bright celestial lights and a monstrous twenty legged horse. Their parents and Aunt Agreed the dreams are queer while Bobby recalls a boy who hates baseball and wishes to be a girl.
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Jasper John
Ted
Theodore
Bobby
Chicago News
School Luncheons and Nutritious Sandwich Ideas at Home
A discussion on improving school lunches through homemade, nutritious options. It urges mothers to train daughters in morning preparation, suggests using reused cups for puddings and custards, and lists varied fruit, nut, and cheese fillings to diversify lunches.
Health and Beauty Tips From Everyday Remedies
Practical advice on odor neutralization after handling fish or onions using mustard water. Suggestions include proper digestion, spine-strengthening exercises, hot water as a tonic, and simple face creams from lemon juice and butter or strawberry and cucumber juices.
Asparagus Its Longstanding Aristocratic Lineage
The article extols asparagus as a premier food plant with a lineage tracing to ancient times. It notes Cratinus, Cato, and Pliny mentioning or praising asparagus, with Pliny advising it as the garden’s chief care.
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Cratinus
Cato
Pliny
Summer Scenes for Piano No 6 Singing Brook Title
Copyright renewal notice states H J Bennett Boston White Smith & Co claim ownership for Summer Scenes for Piano No 6 Singing Brook and renewal for 14 years from February 15 1907 in proper legal form.
White- October 1907 80th Day Notice
Fragmentary OCR shows a case header from 1907 with class and docket numbers. The readable portion lists Stage XXe and No 168590 referencing an event dated the 80th day of October 1907.
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Library of Congress
White- Smith Music Publishing Company
Copy Rights Notice and Renewal Details in Boston
A fragment from a Boston copyright notice references a ballad titled Hesitation by A White White Smith & Company. It notes renewal of 14 years from November 15, 190n284, with the register of copyrights in the United States.
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Jane Sloman Terry
White-Smith Music Pub. Co
Boston
United States
Herbert Putnam
Librarian of Congress
Thorvald Solberg
Register of Copyrights
Librarian of
Congress
Library of Congress
White- Smith Music Publishing Company
Mass
D. Wilson
White-Smith Music Pack. Company
White
White, Smith & Company
Louis O. Elson
White, White, Smith & Company
Ae United States
Bunch of Roses set to piano pieces by Blake
A catalog entry notes Bunch of Roses a set of easy piano pieces by Charles D. Blake published by White-Smith Music Co of Boston. It lists the piece Little Sweetheart Polka and references legal renewal details dated November 15, 1907 with related publication notes and rights.
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Library of Congress
White- Smith Music Publishing Company
Boston
Mass
Chas. D. Blake
White-Smith Music Publishing Co
United States
Herbert Putnam
Librarian of
Congress
Thorvald Solberg
Eichberg Six Solos for Violin with Piano Accompaniment
Copyright notice states Julius Eichberg composed Six Solos for Violin with Piano and Introduction Rondoletto. White-Smith Music Publishing Co. holds rights claimed as proprietor. Filed with Boston office and Librarian of Congress November 24, 1907.
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Library of Congress
White- Smith Music Publishing Company
Boston
Mass
Julius Eichberg
White-Smith Music Publishing Co
United States
Herbert Putnam
Librarian of Congress
Thorvald Solberg
Irish Horses and Athletes Link Irish Strain to Peak Jumpers
The London Outlook notes Ireland and Australia as premier horse breeding regions with England second. It cites Irish descent among top human high jumpers and a large share of jumpers among Continental concours horses traced to Ireland. Climate and soil may influence the strain as much as breeding skill.
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Ireland
Australia
Europe
England
America
London
Borneo Natives Place Carved Figures at Hut Entrances
Description notes rudely carved female figures placed at hut entrances in Borneo. The image represents a protective figure guarding the house from harm and sickness. It is said the figure halts mess before it worsens when positioned properly.
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Borneo
Dentist Office Attendant Probes Extraction For Swollen Jaw
An office attendant asks a man with a swollen jaw if he wants a tooth extracted. He responds with a brusque insistence that he must have it done, calling himself a lunatic. The exchange captures a tense moment in a dental visit.
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Ann Arbor Chaparral
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Enid Yandell
C. A. White
White- Smith Pub. Co
George Fox
Isle
Boston, White, Smith & Company
Tate Ae
KE. Mack
Health and Beauty
Singing Brook
H. J. Bennett
Boston, White, Smith & Co
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