Boulevard romance and a Boston flirtation tale
Annie and Dan Morris face a tense boulevard evening when Annie encounters Mr Knight from Boston with Miss Murphy. Misread signals and jealous worry lead to a confession of feelings and a playful reconciliation, ending with mutual affection and plans to avoid future misunderstandings.
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Mr. Knight
Dan Morris
Annie
Mr. Morris
Dan
Mr. Konight
Miss Murphy
Lint Haddon's
Knight
Green Sloths Change Color In Captivity Observation
The article notes wild sloths have green hair from algae on their fur resembling lichen. In captivity the algae die without damp forest conditions, causing the sloths to shift from gray green to brownish gray, highlighting their color change process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoological Gardens
London
England opens sanitary dog hospital under royal veterinary
The new sanitary dog hospital near London, directed by Dr. Sewell the queen's veterinary surgeon, showcases advanced breeding care with separate wards for each disease a surgical room dissecting room bath kitchen and designated grounds for each division of the institution as reported by the Chisago Times.
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England
London
Sewell
Queen's Veterinary
Chisago Times
Comanche the famed Seventh Cavalry horse dies at Fort Riley
The legendary war horse Comanche died at Fort Riley aged about twenty five to twenty eight. He survived the 1876 Little Bighorn massacre with Captain Keogh and Custer, escaping a fierce Indian attack to live a pampered retirement as the Seventh Cavalry’s pet. His mounted remains are to be prepared for display at the World’s Fair.
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Fort Riley
West
Comanche
Custer
Seventh Cavalry
Tle
Dyche
State University At
Lawrence
eShe Sadiane
Tho
Bi Bull
Major Reno
Benteen
Reno
West End
Miles Keogh
Keogh
General Custar
Charles King
Central Plains
Sherman
The
Sand Hills
Chicago Herald
Cost of Superstition
A San Francisco Call excerpt notes that superstition reduces Friday travel and revenue. It cites street railway lines showing $4 to $5 lower receipts per car on Fridays, with similar declines on steam roads and steamer lines due to people avoiding Friday travel.
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San Francisco
Remarkable ear of corn shown by Mr Daniels
A freak of nature ear of corn was presented Tuesday by Mr Wm Daniels. A perfect central ear solidly filled with grains is surrounded by seven smaller ears joined at the base. Grown by Mr Daniele on Aunt Polly Ann Maupin's place near Steinmetz, this curiosity is worth preserving.
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Wm. Daniels
Daniele
Polly Ann Maupin
Steinmetz
Glazow Missourian
Children's Column and Russian Winter Folklore Piece
A charm of poems and prose sections appears with The Patries’ Dance, a gold color note, and a feature on Russian children in winter. It contrasts elfin fairy imagery with notes on gold origins and vivid scenes of snowy Russia, sleighs, teatime warmth, and tales by elders.
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Ural Mountains
California
Brooklyn
Humorous Observations on Modern Manners and Jokes
A collection of quips and witticisms about society, manners, work, love, and daily life. Snappy remarks touch on attire, etiquette, nurses, thieves, and light banter between friends and lovers. The humor relies on wordplay and social contrasts.
Shadows and time within a love canopy verse
Poem excerpt from Munsey's Magazine by F. Eight Mines reflecting on shadows of time, a noonday sun, and how love shields life from passing hours with ivy binding the Dial. It blends imagery of time, fear, and enduring affection in a lyric meditation.
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Foreman
Old Jones
Jack
Jim
Summer
Jenks
Rascal
Munsey’s
The Passing of the Buffalo
The article recalls a drastic decline from over ten million buffalo to a few dozen in captivity. It notes 250 in Yellowstone, a private Oklahoma herd, 16 in Philadelphia Zoo, and about a dozen elsewhere, with births predominantly male and females rare in five years. It warns the species may go extinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
Oklahoma
Zoological Garden of
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Zoological Garden
America
Yellowstone
Cincinnati Inquirer
British ship reports near phantom rock in Atlantic voyage
Captain John Richards of the Cambrian Monarch reports passing within half a mile of a phantom rock, showing about seven feet above water in latitude 29 north, longitude 50 west, during the 1870 voyage near Sea Island.
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John Richards
Cambrian Monarch
Sree
Nodius Maexcept
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Danto
Washington
Mount Tacoma
Pieres County
Orting
Succotash Valley
Kernahane
Ruth Kernahan
Palisade Farm
Hackar
Lewis County
Palisade
Pike’s Peak
Zebulon Pike
Cheyenne Mountain
Geome
Bea
Bust
St. Nicholas
F. D. Sherman
Mwarper
Peorbie
Siberia
Ivan Veliki
Peter the Great
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Napoleon
St. Bicholas
Aenell
Universal Press Society
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