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Northland Age, Volume 27, Issue 39, 19 October 1927, Page 6

Any book of advice to mothers should contain the injunction, “When the chimney-sweep calls, dont leave the soot about.” Recently, a city housewife had the sweep in, and when the sweep had left, she deposited the boxes, containing the soot outside the back door. A short time after, three black children were seen running about the yard. Only their teeth shone white. They had been perfectly clean before, but they had hurled soot at each Other with joy and an unerring ain. They were not bathed inside the house, but in the coppertubs.

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