Easter Vacation Ordeal Of Two Schoolgirls In New York
Dolly and Julia escape a planned city visit when train delays strand them in New York. With scarce money they ride a canal boat to the Hudson after a kind Irishwoman offers shelter. Father Norris unexpectedly reunites with his daughters at Hudson, gifting books and treats as Easter plans resume with church, strolls, and city sights.
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Dolly Rivers
Julia Norris
Julia
Dolly
Julias
Tabitha
Primrose
New York
South Africa
Frimrore
Papa
Grand Central Station
Norris
Myr Norris
2 Bite
Cove
Peter
Dotly
Doty
Tulla
3D Street
Nat
Mr. Norris
Madige
Grong Central Station
Bod Inquirer
Albany
Old City
Nixon
Deliy
Shell
Peaset
Flynn
Dolly Toxethir
Hudson
Tomotter
Washington
O'Flynn
O'Plyan
Dan
Julio
Ralf
Polly
Juba
Mrs . Flynn
Fifa
Jullet
Tulia
O'Flynns
Father
Madson
West Forty-Second Street
Sali
Miss Ta Litha
Yabitha
Bally
The Rattled No. 1s A Gentleman The Rattled The rattlesnake as a gentleman
An old article extols the rattlesnake as a brave, intelligent creature and recalls anecdotes of its deadly bite and self defense. It describes hunters tales of rattlers in California and a bird that reportedly drives snakes to bite themselves, plus a fisherman who narrowly survives a rattlesnake attack.
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Caver
West
Nat
Travers
California
Teach
Pigelwig
Tate
Far West
Rockies
Easter Eggs of Little Sister Bring Spring Mischief
In a Carrot Town scene, Burnskins and Buster help hatch Easter eggs near a kettle. Sir Sable worries about late season, while Molly Cottontail and Rabbits plan decorations using tulips, ferns, violets, arbutus and dandelions from Walter Vandervoort’s garden as preparations begin.
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Burnskins
Buster
Little Sister
Buiiking
Fable
Molly Cottontail
Sir Sable
Mister Vandervoort
Walter Vandervoort
The Rabbit Tale of Paws and Painted Eggs
A whimsical scene follows Nihor Sof Paws and friends painting piles while Little Sister treasures four pennies to buy a bond with a bunny named Soft Paws. Buster schemes with Left Paws to secure ownership, as eggs taint and a merry procession rolls along the arbutus road amid playful chaos and a final quiet breakfast scene.
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Buster
Lumiitius
Ani
Little Sister
Molly Cottontail
Mr Jackrabbit
Molly
Bunottins
Vandervoort
Katy
Bunnikins
Children of the Confederacy Holds Meeting in Decatur Court House
The Decatur chapter of the Children of the Confederacy held a meeting in the court house on March 24, 1902. Miss Hattie Lee West led discussions on Jefferson Davis and announced new members, with Mrs. John A. Montgomery directing questions. An honorary member, Mrs. Alice Bilups, was elected. A program for April 10 to mark General Thomas R R Cobb’s birthday was announced. next meeting set for April 7 at 2 o'clock in the court house.
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Decatur
Children Sone Confederacy
John A. Montgomery
The
Laura @snaler
Jule Hunter
Ruth Barry
Clemmie Patton
Lois Johnson
Ruth Johnson
Clifforde Hunter
Michard Crane
Alice Biliups
Confederacy
Thomas R R Cobb
Court House
Hattie Lee West
Katherine Gox
Children of All Nations Z is for Zany
Fragmentary OCR passage presents playful alphabet verse about jesters and coloring activities. Mentions zany, jester, king, and various descriptive terms. Includes stray phrases about painting and alphabet items. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
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Salu Fables of Unusual Interest Ends in Vengeful Planduc
An extended tale follows the Planduc deceiving beasts with clever ruses during a sea voyage. The beached creatures, stirred by pride, chase revenge but fall prey to the Planduc and a guarding Snake. The belt and jeweled gong scheme collapses as the Beings are stung and punished for their greed.
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Planduc
Plandue
Allah
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