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[PUBLISHED DAILY.] Lord Petworth's Daughter.
Panting, arid with a purple face and staring eyes, the man whom he thus invited came up, and, as he stood at the brougham window, revealed himself to ...
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THE POULTRY YARD.
An American poultry paper, in a recent number, describes the "green duck" industry of Long Island. The proximity of the island to new York offers idea ...
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WOMAN'S WORLD.
M.G.—There is no reason in having the annoyance of sticky irons if you make the starch properly and keep the irons ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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NOTES AND HINTS.
This familiar saying has an amusing historical origin, which is as follows:— When the title to land is disputed in ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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CHAPTER VI.
It was three hours later, at about 5 o'clock in the afternoon that Tristan, driving into Paddington station in a taxicab, came face to face with his ...
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SALADS.
It is now the season of salads, for, we Australians follow the English custom of confining salads chiefly to the hot weather menu, whereas Continental ...
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NERVES AND NEEDLEWORK.
It has long been understood by the masculine mind that needlework is to a woman what smoking is to a man—at once an agreeable sedative and a ...
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NAIL-HOLDER FOR CLAW-HAMMERS.
The acconpanying illustration is almost self-explanatory. A tongue of metal shaped as shown, with V-shaped slot in the upper half, is clamped on to the handle ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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NATURAL FIGURES.
Nowadays, says a writer on fashions, women look real. They seem to have real anatomy. When one remembers the bustles, polonaises. balloon sleeves. ...
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WISE AND OTHERWISE.
"Mary," said a man to his spouse, who was gifted with a rapidly-moving tongue, "did you ever hear the story of the precious gems?" ...
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HE MOVED.
Mary—"That top-floor boarder moved to-day." Jane—"I didn't see any luggage go out." ...
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BRAIN FAG.
He belonged to the class of workman known as "unskilled—very," and he had not tasted food for 24 hours. Or so he told the benevolent gentleman who ...
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FEEDING A FOWL.
The following article is compiled by Mr. J. Dryden, who was 12 years manager at the Utah and Montana Agricultural Experimental Farms (America):— ...
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CUCURBITACISM.
Cueurbitacism is Te latest, craze in Paris art circles, and in some aspects It is even more terrifying than its predecossors. Whereas the cubists, says the ...
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PUBLICATIONS.
"Weldon's Home Dressmaker," an underclothing number, is received from small saucepan and set on [?] ...
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