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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
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ro y hcn all the water is absorbed
ta.lle al the separate pieces Of dough
and make into one lump: ahen this -
tun and Oh the pieces cease 20 CD p
OF put upon the hoard ana beat wita
. fi9tiTOn. alternating wlih kBeadlnz
until j. Is IS smooth - veive; and
sIaps ard pops ard biisiers. tlf IL -
as smooth IS velvet i can u rolled be-
fore It blisfers.) Roll ca. cut aith
biscuit c,Itfer. pricE with = fork. II
rolled out Jess thau q bali incl tnick
tbeT will bake ~ fifteen minutes.
Or. roll through a biscuit u3achins.
When bssfeu with the hr0sd end % .
fBiiron. with a Swinging up-and -doRn
stroke, toe dough viii Aissfer IN tweD-
= minutes o; coarse. thir requires -
we're fhick board fguTs j. t1o :nehe.
thick - 2 block. 90 en- ordinary
bread board gould pitt .fur1e,lis.sly
II tic biscuits are cus Nish a cutter
two inches IL diaraefer this recipe
wiil make forts igh' biscuits
q Z. A (kenfsc<yl
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+ PLANT 5boui Prices

A 5 ONE Of Dur regular readers ior
a many years. must say that /
think co1trf buttons ike the one
from :he Iowa lady who go, " q
a great deal q asTra. Many men point
70 such articles and expect their wives
10 do likewise. -
Fortunately. this case. the lady has
allowed IS TO sc ne e-sls ." i.c. - -
ures. and what DO s nrat one N-s-
kev &, -" ttnis - fJI ten people. r.
rnernnerf. turkeys n Chicago arp14l
Christmas and New rear cost Iyf
the bast. twenty three ceFtts 81 49, -
80 a .1r-poI1d key Tpui1 make
,-5er.rv I'M sickl-g fer ten peop.s-
Tgf-h celery II twenty-five cent. 4
b,,-r1. r1w would tins tnfhtl Npt4a I.
ssprIr fen people 20 t.fteeA
ern15l1 ror Gaze 70 eat @nE y taYse
.--..---...-.r oif.es A-a best corse Iea
don't XIV where = o-s
Creeee good enough for Christmas
s4~-er for less fba torfF cents a
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Eve cents e1pp-ss tnss
p5ease don-t publish thingE q tbs ki5e
- rosSe tTou5Ie TOR wires p ID 1efs
TO ray Chicago iFsces
prrAIIING THE DAYS or LANG
- e--s-hat5g-- day ava cow
s-,-..h liz Dixie''-5sEs when money NsaI
80 and labor vas cheap We -'fts : :
-. 49, eEEs foT 80. cents q acS~ls-4 CO
- s5rrszf hat a. Old AnEsekseItf
--.--s--frC condemn a-Iou q. re -oSs
yglyran-s rserl ard pIltea
-Trere NAY sti.. ee regions where f>o9
IS cUeaft -. t.r-
.t-- that JOHN o. likeig - rsst y $40
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17

caused by being run down, and get
good tonic, they would be attacking tie
root of their trouble. That is what my
successful doctor told me frSt -
My little boy was anllcted WIZ
sites Oh the eye. and We tried every
Thing. Then an oculist said ne ID u.s.
wear glasses. AS a last resort Il was
ignorant then OF the above advice ne
was put on cod liver oil ana Whea,
phosphates He was entirely cured ald
has not had a sty since his uOuoiS
was wholly due TO poor nutrition "
When mothers give medicine 10 Chii-
dren. if they would only taste the nledl
cine and If bitter. mix in pinch OF
sugar. and. ii oily, let them nave
taste of lemonade, they would nave III
trouble IL giving it.
i know of two dear, little childreh'
about recovering from diphtherla, whose
death was caused by the eXeruou OF
figbring against taking their medicine
ln Giving castor oil. tx a wineglass or
sour lemonade and a half glass OF pleas
ant-tastiug lemonade. Put drop OF
peppermlnt oil on the castor oil, give
The sour lemonade as soon as the Gil IS
in the mouth. wipe the mouth carefully,
then give the other lemonade.
When little babies are chaIed and
sore. before using anything. carefully
wash the sore parts with warm water
and a little good soap each time after
changing. Then apply your powders or
otntrnents. Nothing VIII cure as long as
the least Speck OF irritating matter 5 on
the skin. MRS. (. w"
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Discussions Of Interesting Household Topics

the far by the successful one.
You know in fruits we let the Juice
run over before putting the cover on
and this forms a sure preventive to lack
of airtightness. which might otherwise
occur. Anyway 1 am going 10 try II
that way next summer, and l Will tell
you the result
/ bought a little wrench Tor the top Of
the jars at a store for 10 cents. ana had
complete success with my canning and
preserving. We kept the Jars n a steam
heated fat, too.
The incest way TO prepare rhubarb
sauce. / think. is TO peel and cut Thu-
barb in small pieces and scatter over IL
as much sugar as you desire 10 swee;en
and leave IL until the sugar dissolves.
Then pour of liquid. bring 10 boil and
drop In rhubarb. This gives you the
Thubarb whole. less vatery and OF
richer favor.
don't see how any woman can be
perfectly safe from insult and injury on
the streets at night while there are at
large men without respect for God. man
or woman NJ e.
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stain things. but that we buy here Is
white like water, ! think IT is half tur-
pentine Seventy-five cents worth VIII
treat five large rooms. l apply 1t Win
a brush.
VIII you kindly tell me how 10 man
age a hard coal fire in range? nave
always burned wood, but VIII nave 70
use either soft or hard coal Tor next
winter. | have a good range and
good chimney. but l have not been aoie
10 manage the fire very well. Is II
best TO keep the fire over night? Should
l put the kettle over the fire or on Top
OF stove? / do not want 10 waste idel.
Stove has slide in feed pouch ana oi4o
in pipe.
Please tell me how 10 arrange them
to keep the right kind of FIRE for oakiIis
and cooking. | never have trouble WIN
wood Is range coal the best or InlXeu
range and nut?
MRS. C. B. pennsylvania.
RANGE COAL IS BEST FOR YOUR
purpose. Open all campers and see
that draughts are clear and that there
are no ashes or dead Goals 10 interfere
with he wock before you begin 20
build the FIRE.
Put paper in re 30 ION Of the CRATE.
then light kindhng, next, coarseT "oJ-'
finally. a little coal, AM apply matCl-
W hen tns WOpd has tui iitu ~ -,
bers and the coal is aglow, put on
more coat and partly close your
draughts a. prevent waste
Set pots AMI kettles over holes un-ii
boiling oegus. men upon the lids. cos
ing the holes.
Study your ~ange Inui you master
its moods and lenses. No written dlrec-
tons VIII help sOu-
II IS extr-Vagant - keep fire IN al
night. -xCert IN inte~fely cold weather.
when here 81 danger est the water
back should sreeZe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
Three Usef:d Suggestions

T TAKE the liberty OF answering three
questions that have been asked IN
your department.
l. To IS c. l." send recipe for pre-
paration for chappsd hands. II is the
only thing I can keep my hands well
and clean-iOoking with. II IS cheap and
VIII not soil the finest fabric. and dries
Immediately. What more would one
want
Keep away from children. IS Il IS
ROYAL CREAM.
y ounce gum tTagaCa1th.
! ounce alcohol.
ounces gtFCeFioc-
ounce ToseNateF.
Put the gum traEacanth N z fruit jar
add one pint OF SOFT water and soak
until II Is soft and clear Ike starch
CIT vii take about three days. Then
squeeze through piece q cheese cloth,
adj the other ingredients and mix and
Il Is ready 10 Use The above costs ne
y cents in country drug store
Half the recipe viii lie enough for a
larze family Il one wsshes one could
use more rusc~ater and lsss soft water.
l. too thick tain win water. IL should
be about as thick as good mOlasses. aad
viii rot keep y e.! Ia hot weather. as IL
rnoulds- Il taxes Du; lizzie 10 cover
hands
a HoUsekeeper~ can use her re-
frigerator as a cupboard "a TIE winter
hy taxing oct the ice TACK and leaving
the top and door open little a small
empty spool under TOP XII let il ar.
and the door can be Jeff EatasteneG z
they have 10 cat OF dog u i a small
matter 70 clcse bah xasl enc sweeps
%ow for No. : Mrs. y. = Ese1
gasoline to XIII moths IN NJ czEEet
and srotte6 Il ftEe carDetg We bo.sErt
4 large house NTH carpets and y Eas
actually alive with moths I cleaned
the carpets and put izssct powder snteT
therr and foua5 u worked KEEL
II one does net object % oGoF o. 81
cedar Is better yet. as thar E4s kAsI
RuNafc S1Es also y hen carpets are
% ualnt str.g, Of foor sroana base
board once q year and yuu xiI 10 oe
rrouh.ed long. II carpets are uog fzsea
10 sweep we'll and wef edges % czTVet
/ have beea told that Gil Of ceazr Eili
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Sometimes In the morning when l get
M I think that. no matter what the
children do. will not get cross at them
And the first thing ! know. can heiP
myself ! am really ashamed!
My baby, months old, whom nurse
seems very pale TO me- but still seems
perfectly healthy and is growing n1cely.
Could YOU tell me what to DO 10 make
him a better color? He has one tooth
and another very nearly through
fear nv letter is rather disjointed, but
I have written it with baby on my lap,
SO hope you will pardon all mistakes
WOULD KNOW MORE.
THE FIRST LESSON FOR YOU TO
learn is to be patient with yourself.
Be ASHAMED" if you like-but be pa
tent. You are run down" in strength
Your nervous system is lowered. Your
whole being is below concert pitch.
Get yourself and your BABY out-of-
doors every tolerably fine day. The
fresh air will improve his color b. red
dening his blood. and Will loosen the
tension of your nerves. The fact that
You are out OF sorts is positive in
jury to him.
No strange thing has happened TO you.
Every mother who has fed her child
from her own bosom. and tried, at the
same time. TO perform every other ma
ternal duty. also 10 keep her house in
order and please her husband, sympa-
thizes with YOU
Make it sacred duty to get yourself
away from the children for half an hour
each day. Go to your room. let down
YOUR hair. put on p loose gown. take off
your shoes, lie down in the dark. and
rest.
could write for hours upon the SUI
prerne importance Of the Mothers Rest
Hour and OF what ! personally owe 10
the habit formed when my nursery was
full and hands and hear, and head
were weary and heavy laden
The prescription is simple. Try il.
II is worth all that it viii cost you u
plan for and 20 obey the rue, let what
NAV come
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
Why Fm SHEDS.

COMEONE wants 40 know Why hss
y white fur rug IhSdE hair. At the
same time che feels suTe there ard
no moths in IL.
About twentyfo3T years ago I ws<
buying furs. aad the salesman iuf0rraS&
me that those had Cbosen would never
shec a hair because they were 81 peit
that had been secure IN January. nj hen
the animal had lis thicncat winter coaf.
lie further explained that pelt taken
when me animal ~as shedding his coat
would alHsya sne9 barr. Ny eGpcslencs
with those furs bears cut his statement
that they would never shed hair
Might II not be possible that ths white
fur rug mentioned was taken from the
a-in1sl N one q the STcDg months
MRS fNohraFks1
THE SAME 'HEoRT rs sCGG EST
ed by another correspondent. it f. In
feresting TO All who buy or uss flrs
VIII someone versed N peIts tell -
more OF 81?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17

soft dry flannel. which may also partly
cover the chest. Leave on all night.
In the morning remove. battle neck.
face and chest with cold water and rub
with alcohol diluted one-haIf with water.
l have boy OF and j girl nearly 10.
Shall l require the boy to pull out his
sisters chair at the table, when he
does 1t very unwillingly. and she cries
II he negleCtS it
What shall l do TO get my children TO
stop quarreinS? Some days they nearly
drive me insane. The little girl has
been sick nearly all her life and is ner-
Nous and spoiled. Ny own temper is
rather uncertain. How can 1. al the age
OF %, learn 10 control my own temper
and teach my children self-control2
FOLLY.
YOUR SIGNATURE IS OF YOUR
own writing, not mine. But, as one
no has been aiOns that road. let me
advise You oI the utter folly OF preach
ms 10 your children what you 10 not
practice.
You must learn to control your own
temper, to bite back The sharp word TO
euro the impatient gesture. to smooth
Your froWn into a Smile-beforc YOU can
nope 10 check yolr ba bies' qIarrels and
TO teach them the Self-discipline with
out which their 3fterlife viii be a con-
tlnual warfare. In the family II any
where, example Is more powerful than
preCept
y. B-Insist that the boy shall learn
to be a gentleman by waiting upon his
sister.
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Sarce for Abovc

One cup bytieT, tao cups sugar
beat 70 a cream add three eggs BEATEN
very light: star 10 two tzbsespconfuls
boiling water. favor with vanilla.
A sauce recipe which Is more
eccn omicsl:
One cup sugar. mixed thoroughly
with two tablespoczfuls q butter 'so
,sbleSpoonfuls aSar; BE- 4 thoroughly.
sdding q li;tle cold xafer pour ever
al out 3 pint % boiling vs.er 20 tnie<-
on /. J. p. lPennsylTaais)
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body. such as the large palm, the
artistic. the useful the phlos0phic
To these persons The palm tells C : the
physical appeUtes, the nngers 0espeaN
love OF intellect or taste. The thumb is 4
sign OF VII! power, and Z drawn ~ IN
aN4tes coWa.Glce. and even he little
li.ssT teaches u lesson. 1ur ! person
wao projects Il 100 mech Is affected
nateFSr the shape or size 81 the
EaNG. or whatever he character read
iroIa II. TIE :act remains mat grace OF
hand can De cultivated 40 a wonderful
extent a1d TIE iyelasJ hands are nct
always TIE small hands
LILLIAN R1sSe,! has a ,arge hand.
eNGuisitely shaped. C2lve Is noted Tor
her smooth. perfect hands ara Emma
Eames. who has long slender hands.
uses uASsas ~ aU5 cream ana thus en-
hafCeS t1vir natural neE 1fv
Though hands differ according "a men
iA!ltE and races. every Eand expresses
tho ais. capacities and occ,.petson
No matter what this asst i there -
many excellent methods for red king
iha; VII modify the aaad appear
ance-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
PARENTS CORNER
CONDUCTED B Y
MARION HARLAND
Children's Table Manners.

TT is at once my privilege and my
misfortune 10 be a boarder in re-
fined Christian family. A privilege,
for 1 am a lonely spinster, averse TO
boarding houses. and l have here
home, kind treatment, good food and
comfortable lodgings.
A misfortune. because meal times are
made miserable by the manners Cor
lack of manners) of the children of the
family. There are four of them-three
boys and a girl. They have a good
mother. gentle, considerate and fond.
The trouble is she does not notice"
She usually comes to the table little
tired and warm from getting the meals,
and seems TO have lost interest, and does
not seem to see or mind the awful
habits her children exhibit
For instance, they talk with their
mouths full turn over the food on their
plates with their hands, lick their fin
gers, talk entirely too much and too
loud, quarrel. rest their elbows on the
table, and are very careless about fold
ing their napkins and leaving their
places in good order.
They are not bad children In fact.
they have excellent traits. [ could love
them very dearly If they did not sicken
me three times a day with what you
will excuse me for calling their filthy
ways. when l would enjoy my meals.
] suppose you Will set me down as
a FINICAL OLD MAID.
THEN, I AM IN THE SAME CON-
demnationi My five-year-old grand
son was in the room. unobserved bv his
elders, who were criticising the shock
ing table tricks Il cannot call them
''mannersD of certain distinguished
man.
He puts his knife into his mouth. and
sprawls across the table to stick his
fork into something from a dish on m.
other side; he sucks his soup, and laws
his bread upon the table to butter II
and takes chicken leg in his hand TO
gnaw the meat from it. etc
When we had had our say. a shriu
pipe from a corner made US aware thar
Fritz was within hearing:
Il fink. mamma. that his mother
didn't teach him better when he was
littler' 0
The small philosopher had hit the nail
plump in the middle of the head Too
many mothers are too tired" with
much serving before they come TO the
table TO note that their children feed
like brute beasts. instead OF eating like
civilized Christians
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holsfering for her ssudy

holsfering for her ssnay
She scas covering the cushions
rith a lightweight silk blanket
carryine The coiors of her alma
mater.
The effect svas so good that it
is sUorth making note Of" a la
Captain Cutie.
The result svas a chair nesU,
fresh and CHEEKY, Just the thing
for a country house or a Seash0rc
cottage. The stripes gaze an
air of GOODNESS and fghfness,
guhich the eye begins TO craze in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
Beaten Biscuit

T=o quartz -four eight rneasure).
ore large irou spoon as full "a you
car dip ! sp from ihe ere part Q.
The lard keg. tao ieasp1'Dls sast- 9se
mint wa.er fshorf measured. Mix
1sakes ne bsscusi : prst;ssr bro@r-l }
lake out e handful 9c,aE Tor rolling.
ETC.
Rub Isr5 into sour thoroughly Until
four looks creamy. PoEr II ws.eg. :
li,;5e a. tiune. making dough as you
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one o: the best is TO shake the wrist
backwal and forward and ther. rals-
ing the arm with wrist relaxed. lift i
al fun length upward. letting Il faH
gradually - the side
In no part OF the body Is relaxation
50 necessary as IL ire hand bat u 5
difficult 10 relax joints ard muscles and
learn 70 hold the hand - tia, rsdness
and swollen ve.as disappear
An easter lesson 20 earn i 20 control
the hands - that restless lingering of
objects and artl-.cs " Fevseg-4l sGorn-
n-e-s * stopped. especially while eoa-
Nersias-
Hand culture begins FIRST at the - rlsc
ana passes from there to the finger tips
No matter what Use the hama IS pat
=. SOFT water, good soap. careful 1ry-
.1s EnG g ilItle cream runDesl IN a. night
VIII result III refining them
= p.sce OF p-nlice stone should De kept
on the toilet "a uie 10 remove stains
Plenty = almond meal after the d1al
washing al nsght and large SS6 gloves
kept on until morning VIII DO away
T.sh NEARLY every mark OF iol
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
Steamed Brown Pudding

A recipe for steamed brown pud-
ding. taken from an old receipt book
dated 1882. From this date you wiil
see that this recipe IS over 20 years
old. Therefore I think il IS the recipe
desired. as the person making the re
quest says her mother used to make
1t twenty years ago:
One cup q suet or butter, one cup
Inolasses, one cup raisIns. one cup
currants, one egg. one cup sweet M
one teaspoonfui soda dissolved n the
milk, half nutmeg grated nix al
stiff with -four aud steam three hours.
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furnishings a5opi fhs time Of
year-
The Invocation also contains
a hint for the admring friends
and relations Of college girls,
fully fsdged or eleet.
Such a chair evonid make AZ
ideal birthday or graduation
gift for your Young student.
Daring to The great rariefy IN
cheap nphoisferiHg fabrics. the
eoiors of any institute could be
easily arranged for spithoa add
ire much 10 he coSf of the char.
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+ Nervous Mother

y 1T you don't know how nervous
* am sometimes. Every little
noise the children make goes
right through me- Even al their play
things that they should do. such as
pushing a little dolls buggy, pushing
chairs dragging feet OF the floor, etc.
annoy me SO that just scream al them
10 keep still
How can overcome his fault OF
mine2
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On the Giving Of Medicine

A KENTUCKY correspondent. after
"A Offering advice 10 deaf and dis
coUrased Marie. ana expressing.
Willingness 10 pass ATOMS 10 anyone AZ
nicJeG with deafness che regimen she
has found useful in her own sSperI-
Suce. goes on 70 say.
II. IN the beginning OF all such ,rou-
oies people would recognize as Marie
cia. that their condition : mostly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
Coughs and Tempers

DLEASE tell r. S" that | also
have little boy who coughs at
night l IND that the Juice OF one
lemon and teaSpoonful Of sugar. given
a Ieaspoonful at short intervals. helps
him. F
But even better ! ind a cold compress
mace py wringins small thin cloth
out OF cold water. putting il aro.~cJ
his neck, and pinning over il a folded
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= NTIRELY apart from the claims
= OF the palmiSt II IS a fact that.
next 10 the eye. there IS nothing
that tells the disposition o. an
individual as the hand
Science and superstition play consptcu-
Gus parts IN giving prominence 10 this
member, ami many : statesman ludges
4 man by his handShake
The most beautiful hand suggests ca
pacity and reveals ability IL some one
direction
1t is never lifeless. upugts the hand il
presses, and plays al important part
IL every act of life.
. Few people are born with graceful
hands but art comes 10 nature and cos
meCcs and ungUents whiGen the skin
though they cannot change the type.
Muscles and joints. both J. wrists and
fingers, can be educated. and clumsy
hands trained 10 DO theIr owners bid
ding
Most actresses are noted for the
beauty of their hands which has often
been obtained by culture.
There are several classes Of hands de
scribed by students Of thai part O: the
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CHARTER MEMBER


iuliesi Bu;ierynilk No. a
i made ~ adding 80 <sIl.t~stsa
soIx q So e-g - shs boiling batter
EEi.k. oE - s5tay,y ihscts sag ne boil
sag bufternfIx wlfh s0ur ard "a
autferrniik b.sude5 fsssfher Thss !.
, tssh for the invzlia's 'rns-
MRS ID. Ar
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Chocolate Pudding

Sad together ole quart % us.x
ard three puzoez q grated chocolate.
and -; aside ~ cool Add. xisea cold.
nearly cup d sugar sn5 the yolks
% Eve ssgs- Bake. and Eissr dons
spread sAstes tu top. bea.en silG ~lth
ssgsr. ard b-oxu.
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Biting Finger Nails
w

XxTE HAVE little child that has a
wv habit of biting his nails. and
We have been unable to find a
cure for it. We have tried mittens. blIt
he sets them off and when he does not
succeed in getting them off he i 50
nervous. kindly suggest something il
possible. MRS = - y
BETTER HAVE HIM NERVOUS
which means ill-tempered. than ruin his
hands and make HIM an ANNOYANCE n
all about him. keep the mittens on.
ana make nm comprehend that he viii
be punished if he tries TO get rhe-, otf
Before putting them on. moisten The
fnger-tips and rub little drv SALEM
into them. Should he nib5le them fha
bitter taste Will dissuade him from fu
ture attempts.
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Kclning the Canned Frlal

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
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