Independent Youth and a Fourth of July Romance
Carrie Robbins, a strong minded farm girl, defies fashion to wear a simple dress on the Fourth. She joins Julia Livingston and Frank Warden for a countryside picnic, where flirtations, a cliffside sunset, and a proposal test her resolve to stay independent. She chooses love with conditions, resisting early marriage while planning a life with Frank.
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Shanghai to Oussoon Railway Becomes Fact in China
A Shanghai correspondent reports a new railway of about 11 miles linking Shanghai with Oussoon along the Van Po river. Despite initial Chinese objections, a private company funded the line, bridges, and land purchases, and by March trains ran the entire distance amid celebrations and mixed official reactions.
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Death from Shock of Cannon Fire at Independence Day
Mrs. Fred Van Kirk of Honesdale died after fainting at dawn on July 3 in a July Fourth celebration scene. The shock of the first cannon salute aggravated her condition, and she died within seconds as she regained consciousness. The report appears in Middletown Argus.
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Golden horned toad arrives from California to City Engineer dept
The City Engineer's Department received a bronze colored golden horned toad in an airtight box. The creature proved lively when fed, showing odd habits and a calm demeanor while observed. It sports a small horned head projection and a short tail, and largely remains still unless unobserved.
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