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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1907
Page
3
Lord Dudley, lost in thought during a carriage ride, spoke aloud about accepting a stranger's seat and dinner. The unseen companion echoed the remark, triggering a clash of minds that turned into a mutual understanding. The two men, once strangers, became close friends after the incident.
A Lincoln era notice describes a St. Louis taxidermist using plaster of Paris forms instead of stuffing hides. Visitors learn how hides are stretched over plaster forms for durable, lifelike mounts. It recalls Lincoln’s last Chicago case Jones versus Johnson and a toast to Illinois producing the next president.
The crow serves as a useful predator of mice snakes lizards and frogs and acts as a scavenger. It is wary and flees from armed humans but ignores ordinary pedestrians. Crows are social nest builders at treetops and roost in groves. They mate for life.
A Chicago News brief quotes a line about marriage and comfort as Old Gotrox asks if his daughter will have the same luxuries after marriage. Young DeBreque responds that he bears responsibility if she lacks them. The snippet pairs witty maxims with a social issue remark from the era.
The late John T. Morgan, Alabama's U S senator, died at fifty three after a career spanning state and national roles. He entered the senate with aging rivals and witnessed vast shifts in personnel, leaving only Allison as a continuous colleague while others departed or changed seats. The piece notes the upper house's brief tenure for many members and recalls a humorous jury verdict from Michigan on a separate death case.
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