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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1905
Page
3
A fragment titled Little Nest in the Cattails describes a gray nest among marsh cat-tails. A mother bird cares for four fledglings as they gaze skyward at bees and butterflies while autumn winds blow through lonely marshes.
Orphan Gail Burton rejects art for years to support Kitty after Edward's deathbed plea. She finds a modest home, trims costs, and grows into a loving caregiver. A promotion, a piano, and finally John Archibald reappears, recognizing her true art is home-making.
A Philadelphia Bulletin poem by Lucy Larcom describes a merry brown thrush perched in a tree singing joyfully. The bird questions children about meddling with its nest and five eggs hidden in a juniper tree, warning that happiness depends on their goodness.
In the Buffalo News John D. Wells shares a humorous scene where a narrator recalls a street encounter. A man called Jones is labeled a liar while Smith is praised for truthfulness. The piece riffs on aging and personal perception across ten years.
A young Bertie keeps his bold red cap as he faces a stalled draft horse on a railroad track. He climbs the horse’s body to wave the cap at a passing train, saving lives. Passengers rescue him. his parents prize his bravery and keep the cap as a memento.
In a February tale from American Boy, James Wilford tracks a cow as wolves threaten a stranded herd. A bear intervenes, paces the wolves off the tree, and the boy climbs to safety with help from five woodsmen led by St Martin. The rescue ends with a bear skin reward for Jim.
General Luis Terrazas, governor of Chihuahua, Mexico, is described as perhaps the world’s largest landowner and richest man in Mexico. His vast property spans an eight hour train journey from end to end, illustrating the scale of his holdings.
In a tale from September St Nicholas, Chuckie Wackie fears police as ogres until a kindly officer helps a dog in the park. She then trusts the force when lost in a depot, aided by Mr Britton and later reunites with anxious parents in Hartford. The story ends with promises of future hello calls at the depot.
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