Retrospection and longing for distant fields
A poem laments a vanished bygone day and a lonely city life. The speaker recalls green meadows, flowers, and childish art, expresses longing for freedom, and pities being caged while the world remains wide.
Ghosts of Pierre and Mart Haunt Black Gap Whirlpool
A bronze age era narrative recalls three men trekking toward Yellowstone headwaters with a trapper companion. A doomed raft drifts into a whirlpool near a cliff as the trapper reveals the murdered prospectors Pierre and Mart condemned to haunt the Black Gap.
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Pierre
Mart
Treasure Trove Revealed in Phantom Raft Mystery
A rugged expedition uncovers stolen gold trapped in a phantom raft that circles a whirlpool for eleven years. Two men Pierre and Mart hid the treasure, which is recovered by a trapper and companions after enduring peril and pursuit.
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Trefry
Pierre
Mart
Black Gap
Neeser Rae
Barnyard Favored in Airs and Fables Across Friendly Verses
The piece extols the common farmyard bird as the true feathered friend of man praising the hen as comfort and usefulness. It contrasts rustic choice with brighter birds and ends with a joke about a hungry fashionable dinner guests leaving as hungry as they sat.
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Toursville Courier-Journal
Cities Burn as Manitoba Fire Kills 200 and Destroys Towns
A vast bush fire in east Kootenay Manitoba rains death and ruin across about 100 square miles. Fernie and Michel are devastated, with 200 known dead including 74 in Fernie. Thousands flee to open prairie as rail lines burn and towns vanish. Relief pleas reach Winnipeg Vancouver Spokane and Helena.
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Canada
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Life in a Poison Factory Folds into Cyanide Tour
The Cincinnati Enquirer describes a factory where 100 pounds of molten potassium cyanide boil in a central caldron as workers in glass masks handle fumes that allegedly boost health. Foremen claim the fumes are wholesome and workers resist but feel a strong craving to taste the drug.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Chapa
New Style Apartment House Planned for City Block
A New York realty company accepts plans for the largest apartment house on record. The block long building centers on an interior court designed as a shared summer garden for all tenants. All sleeping rooms will face the court, with common access to the green.
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New York
Educational Association rejects reform spelling proposal
The National Educational Association voted down a proposition to endorse re formed spelling. Arkansas suits against the Waters-Pierce Oil Company ended with a $10,000 settlement. In Georgia convict bids investigation ex-Gov Terrell showed ties to convict lessee James W. English as attorney.
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National Educational Association
Arkansas
Waters- Pierce Oil Company
Georgia
Terrell
James W. English
Don't Worry Man Hezekiah Doolittle Blithe in Poverty
A tale of Hezekiah Doolittle who avoids worry as poverty grows. He zaps hardship with cheer while Annie Warner works hard, debts rise, and a child is born. Annie dies after overwork. Hezekiah wanders away, muttering Providence is inscrutable, and his wife is remembered for worrying.
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Annie Warner
Nezekiah
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Hezekiah
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Inventor’s Wish Spurred Parkyard Wordplay
In a Philadelphia Presa snippet, Jimmy and Tommy debate inventive ideas including carrying a knot hole and a wand in a fence. The playful exchange shows children imagining clever devices and practical tricks for mobility and storage.
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Jimmy
Tommy
Sly says Dorcas society aims to help neighbors
A Philadelphia Press quote notes Dorcas societies focus on local aid while wry remarks about social life hint at relationships. A street scene comment adds a remark on marriage prospects tied to a couple seen together with a girl on the arm and a country man.
Roosevelt Seeks Swift Government Contract Awards
Arrangements for disbursement of about 750 million dollars are being made to government officials controlling supply contracts to restore normal business. Roosevelt urged departments to avoid delays in annual contracts as hundreds of bids are opened daily. The Treasury and War College events are noted with Navy, immigration, and tariff policy comments and a Mayflower voyage incident.
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Roosevelt
Treasury
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Congress
James Knox Taylor
Tostante
War College
Newport
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