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POETRY.
The merles find Edens in scented hedges, And sing in chorus the live-long day; ...
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Ladies Column.
Some of the most useful and inexpensive dresses for winter wear are those of corduroy velvet and plain velveteen, which give you remarkable good ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Tender Memories.
"My dear, I wish you wouldn't sing that song about 'Falling Dew.' " "Why not?" ...
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Practical Agriculture.
There is pleasure as well as profit to an intelligent former in such questioning of his soil and only in this way [?] assurance be obtained that the ...
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A PRIMROSE.
Before the earliest cuckoo calls, Or swallows build benenth the eaves, Or children dream of cowslip-balls, ...
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No Faith in the Proverb.
The man who reaches the station two minutes after time, and sees the train steaming out at the other end, derives no ...
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Hit Back.
Snappy Individual (sneeringly): [?] suppose you consider yourself a young gentleman" Youth: "No sir. i don't ...
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An Invitation.
Mrs. Poppledick (to wife of busy city man) "So-glad you are coming to us on Thursday. I need hardly say how glad we shall ...
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MARRIAGE BY CAPTURE,
CHAPTERS I. and II.—Losbia Fane, a young girl artist, has been reduced to pawning her jewellery in order to secure the means to live. She ...
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To Good Purpose.
Mamm (at the dinner table): "You ought always to use your napkin, George." George: "I am using it, mamma; ...
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An Unpleasant Prospect.
One day, a little girl said to her mother: "Mamma, if i get married will my husband be a man like papa?" ...
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His Song of Thanks.
Schoolmaster: "Now, tell me, what were the thoughts that passed thoughts Sir Isaac Newton's mind when the apple fell on his ...
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Promising.
First Youngster: "It's very kind of you to invite me to tea." Second Youngster: "Not at all. You see my sister's baking her ...
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In a Village Test Match.
Big Batsman: Hout? Hout did you say? Wotdeye mean by hout?" Umpire: Well-er-[?]-in, ...
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Of Course.
Jack: "That umbrella of yours looks as though it had seen better days" Tom: "Well, it certainly has had ...
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A Stage Story.
"We don't like to sing in the chorus, But waitresses jobs only bhorus. We're too old to learn typing, ...
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SIMPLE FROCK FOR A CHILD.
The plan of cutting a child's frock in one piece is most convenient one, and saves the home dressmaker a great deal of trouble. Where narrow-width stuff ...
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WILD ELEPHANTS AND GIRAFFE.
Vast herds of all kinds of the grass-feeding game animals live in amity and wander far and wide together over the East African ...
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FANGY WOOLLIES FOR BABY.
A nice little set of woollen comforts for baby may be made in spare hours, and the following details of how to make the knitted gaiter crochet boot and ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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When soil is sterilised by heat or by antiseptics, protozoa which feed upon living bacteria are destroyed. columella said that three things are ...
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TO OBTAIN PATTERNS.
Patterns of all the designs appearing in this column. week by week, can be obtained by sending postal order or stamps. value 9d., for each pattern ...
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