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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1907
Page
6
At oe ARORONBORO Diana’s Diary recounts a trip with Mrs Cushwads to Coney Island. The narrator laments dull sightseeing, hears parade sounds from Dreamland and Luna Park, and ends camped near a deserted cottage with no sights to see.
Jim Wetherby known as Tinkering Jim dreamed of world changing inventions. He speculated on fireproof clay lumber and a vibration recorder to capture thoughts before sleep. He built a workshop and tested a headpiece with a sensitize d cap to register thoughts, but failed to realize any practical device.
A man recounts meeting Jim whose odd cap trial connected to a register and produced a matching word on tape. Jim earned praise for his ingenuity, then a storm later destroyed his lone machine. His confidence faded as he settled into a less ambitious mechanical role.
Prescott June 4 a bearded maniac with an axe chased woodchoppers near Flagstaff after a week in custody guarding by Undersheriff Jobe Woody. He refused food and drink, suffered hallucinations from religious frenzy, and is an Ameri can aged about 30. An Arizona resident recalls seeing him in New Mexico months ago. Officials aim to learn his past, no indigestion cave. ad for Kodol appears.
In Atlanta and Boston memory, Parrot hits a famed home run in a muddy puddle after misreading signals and a wild game unfolds. The piece recalls Clarkson sign manipulation, Nash and Latham tales, and Mike Donlin’s mock practice caper that drew McGraw’s ire but faded without fines.
A critic derides a wave of animal-kingdom literature that misrepresents human nature. He cites exaggerated anecdotes by supposed naturalists and insists such claims parody reality. The piece lampoons writers who equate animals’ stories with enduring battles and moral lessons, calling them lyre birds.
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