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Two Yorkshire men bought a
_] hencoop. As they had a long way to
carry it home a friend volunteered
to help. The purchasers began their
long trudge, complaining bitterly of
its weight. Half-way home one of
them suddenly remembered the
helper.
“Where’s Jim?” he cried. From
the hen-coop came an answering
shout: “Ah’m inside carrying th’
perches! ” —Philadelphia Inquirer.
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details about this magnificent estate
you offer for sale?
Agent—Do you wish to buy it?
Author—No. But I think I can
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in my new novel.—Wall Street Jour
nal.
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| The Golfer—They are all afraid
I to play me. What do you think my
handicap is?
The Girl—Oh, I don’t know. It
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Pleasure that comes unlocked
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„ Columbium a Rare Metal
Columbium is a rare metal, also
called niobium, which occurs in the
minerals columbite, found in Con
necticut, and tantalite, found in
Sweden. It is a steel-gray powder,
slightly lighter than iron, which
forms salts called columbates or
niobates.
Respect for Personality
There are few more precious gifts
which the home, meaning largely
the mother, can give a child than a
respect for personality; for thia de
termines how easy he is to live with,
in other words, his character.
Conversation Counts
A child, a young man, an old
man, any one is better able to hold
his own in the battle for work, for
friends and for personal security if
he is able to hold his own conver
sationally.
French Indo-China Big Area
French Indo-China, in southeast
ern Asia, with China on the north,
Siam on the west and the Gulf of
Tonkin and the South China sea on
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Texas.
First College Football Game
The first football game between
colleges was played at New Bruns
wick, N. J., November 13, 1869, be
tween teams representing Prince
ton and Rutgers. Rutgers won.
