Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-20

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the urchn Jngo appears deity Of
those baCkeyed little people who inhabited Europe before the
nroads of the Ce and whose only remnants the Basqes OF the
Pyrenees.
My father bought children white They
great of enjoyment but quarred them and
warned We quarreed again He called from the dining
the sitting where he high him
by his father put the dominos into the box threw them into the
fire and Aferward the box found
slightly harred shelf tall closet set into the end Of the fire
These his methods of discipline 1t illustrates the
tenaciy of when that the double three" had slight
defect in the ivory the back. -',.
My father horses The stabeman, Tim McGlone
painted checerboar and with black white bone
old breeces taught to play had knak for and beat
him. Dr. j. Warren Royer of the Trappe still living at great
playing
He adept The Royers of the Trappe given all
kinds of He took nine and easily from twelve
We played long he needed then eleven finally
twelve and lost with them ALL In the village Dr. David Even had
drug store and here Dr. Isaac Comn and others congregated to
talk politics and play checkers One day there astonh
when boy of walked threw down the of combat
and carried of all the honor About the same time Dr. David
Anderson who reading medicine with father made set Of
wooden chessmen and taught me to play chess
Home Lite
Radcliffe to and clothes.
When done with them they cut into strips sewd
together rolled hand balls weighing about pounds each
Munshower carpet helped
the Quilting parties had
of The quilt stretched FRAME the design marked
with chalk and then the gathered around Stockings and
miens still knit of woolen with needles.
learned knit Coal the house huge Jumps which
broken to suitable size with sedge From the
the sitting room pipe ran up through the large room above and
furnished the only heat taow candles later
used lard oil, whale oil and burning fluid.
The fare simple and substantial We had breakfast
dinner II and supper g. 1t fruit the
table. | childhood
ward, ate for the first time did like it.
Christmas There nothing
drink but water milk and coffee The last good for chill
dren and kept from White sugar the shape of
tall called loaf and broken Jumps with knife and
fiat Coffee bought kitchen
Behind the washed and Saturday
night Muh and milk customary dish and made
tired Two hogs killed in the winter and had fried mush
fried scrappe fried fried ham, fried and fried
French fried by other namb pamby modern method
but fried with fat and fond of them all today The abomna
called bakers bread unknown We had turkey
Christmas and New Years Day. and while roast pig
We taught % and "Maam to elderly and to
be silent their On Sunday
day school, for five Scripture committed memory
received blue ticket for five blue tickets red ticket and for
hundred red tickets Bible but confectionery Flat white
sticks, fiat white ceamstcks rock candy cryaized
around thread and round s Of lemon and of assafas in red
white and balls could be bought and called
chocolate had Occasionally
named Kchner who lived miles Vincent, would
ringing bell and offering luxury called ice always
favored with vanilla On the of Tunnel H called because
through the Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company had
tunnel adapted lived old
named Granny Stevens who begued the children inside dis
the window glass half number containing
atacvey ored sticks of candy she who
knowledge of into small strips and sweeened with
decacy. When the
Holt she ercey denounced ngraude
ordinarily circulated consisted of Sips"
(fvepenny b eve (eevenpenny b) quarters and dollars
the Spanish Mexican currency generally
a smooth surface. f-
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