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Newspaper

Columbus Enquirer Sun

Location

Columbus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1888

Page

3

Dolly and the Lost Child on the Prairie

Anthony Hunt recalls driving fifty cattle home amid a storm when a crying child’s voice led him to find his own daughter Dolly missing from the homestead. He sheltered the soaked child, returned to find Dolly alive and well with his wife, a tale of luck, duty, and a father’s relief. Dolly stands beside her mother in the meadow, a daughter valued above all.

Nashville Tenn Swift W.P. Hardin Waco Tex J.E Sears Austin Avenue Anthony Hunt Hom Dolly Mamma Papa Mississippi San Francisco

The Rare Nerve That Lets Him Propose to Amanda Quickstep

In a Chicago Tribune excerpt, timid Alfred McPelican overcomes fear to propose to Amanda Quickstep during a cozy parlor scene. She tests his resolve with engravings and sly banter, and her gentle insistence yields a hopeful engagement as he declares no obstacle can stop him.

Miss Amanda Amanda Florence Domby Walter Gay Walt Alfred Ajax Chicago Tribune

Never Have a Good Excuse Story From a Reporter Who Became Editor

A Detroit Free Press tale recounts a green reporter who stayed on the job, spied a streetcar workers meeting from the roof via a stovepipe, wrote up a ground breaking scoop, and rose to manage one of the Wests largest papers, proving the value of no excuses.

Chicago Carmen Ratagan Slade Scott West Detroit Free Press

Remark by Aunt H Sparks Parrot Tale in Household

An elderly Boston anecdote recalls a parrot at Deacon Staples’ home that stole a pickle and lost feathers after a thrown knife. The same parrot then harshly accuses a bald visiting minister of stealing picks, provoking astonishment and humor among listeners in the scene from the Boston Transcript.

Boston Deacon Staple Staples Boston Transcript

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