Hold Up Ends in Fatal Accident Near Pendleton
William Arp, 22, of Helix, and William Breding, 19, farm workers at a Pendleton area ranch, engaged in a playful hold up when Arp pointed a revolver and Breding grabbed a cocked 22 rifle. The rifle discharged, killing Arp instantly. A coroner's jury cleared Breding of criminal blame. Arp was the son of Gos Arp. Breding, an orphan raised by the Eggore family at the ranch.
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Debating Team Elects Pater Crockett at University
Pater Crockett, elected on the debating team, visits the city at his sister Mrs. A M Meldrum's home. He is noted as a chief contender and recently won the second highest vote count to uphold the university’s honors.
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Fragmentary verse echoes and literary names in a dreamlike scene
An imaginary meditation on loss and memory blends echoes of Dickens characters with a nostalgic theater of emotion. The speaker drifts through childhood memories and classic figures while war winds and compassionate deeds surface in a ghostly, melodic mood.
Dickens and the Humble Virtues That Endure
The piece extols Charles Dickens as a master who wove humor and charity into his tales. It praises his depiction of universal human kindness and condemns greed while inviting readers to cherish home and faithfulness as the true riches Dickens celebrated.
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Lost childhood memories of Christmas Town and distant love
A dreamy verse fragment recalls a magical Christmas Town by a brook and orange scented air. Names like Suna Doe Ito Vates appear amid odd phrases, weaving a nostalgic tale of childhood paths, distant loves, and a Baltimore Bard.
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Ring Out the Old and Ring In the New Bells
A historical look at the New Year bell tradition from ancient temple rites to modern civic practice. It traces bells in Egypt Athens and Rome, the passing bell for funerals, and the role of bells in church devotion, culminating in Philadelphia’s Liberty Bell and the Moscow bell. The piece notes bell materials and the fate of Moscow’s famed bell as a cautionary tale.
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Christmas Fox Hunt in America Featured by Fox Hunters
This historical piece describes Christmas fox hunting at United States country clubs. It notes club members and farmers join the sport, the role of hounds and horses, and the traditional after chase dinners. It also mentions Virginia Kentucky and General Washington as part of the tradition.
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Oart
Leas
Virginia
Kentucky
England
George Washington
Colin
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