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Identifier: literarydigest60newy (find matches)
Title: The literary digest
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York : Funk & Wagnalls (etc.)
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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enly laid down his knife andfork, exclaiming, Look! Look! On a slu*ub before the window was aBullocks oriole. Nothing that happenedon the whole trip seemed to please thePresident so much as that verification ofhis bird knowledge. Burroughs, following a visit to thePresident at Sagamore Hill, in 1907,wrote that the one passion of Rooseveltslife seemed to be natural history, for anew warbler that had appeared in thewoods seemed an event that threwthe affairs of state and the Presidentialsuccession into the background. Hetold a pohtical visitor at that time thatit would be impossible for him to discusspolitics then as he wanted to talk andhunt birds, and for the purpose he tookhis visitors with him. Fancy, suggests Burroughs, a Presi-dent of the United States stalking rapidlyacross bushy fields to the woods eager as aboy and filled with the one idea of showingto his visitors the black-throated greenwarbler! On this walk the party passed a large The Literary Digest for January 25, 1919 51
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ALUMINUM FIELD KITCHEN Wherever they areWear-Ever is with them With our heroes on land and sea—in the countriesof Europe—aboard the ships of the great fighting andtransport fleets—in the cantonments and trainingcamps—in the hospitals and comfort-canteens—every-where!—Wear-Ever utensils are serving. That is why the supplies of *Wear-Ever** possessedbystoresthroughouttheUnitedStates have been limited. That is w^hy patriotic v^omen have not insisted upongetting the exact styles or sizes of Wear-Ever Aluminum Cooking Utensils they preferred — but gladly accepted the nearestapproach to what they wanted that their Wear-Everdealers could furnish. We wish to announce, however, that now it is possible toresume manufacturing the complete line of Wear-Ever, includ-ing those styles and sizes of utensils unobtainable during the war. ALUMINUM WATER BOTTLE \\n Because Wear-Everhas contrib-uted to the comfort and vrell-being oftheir boys, the hundreds of thousandsof women whose kitchens

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