Oars and Laurel Hope in Ithaca Democrat Verse
Faded lines praise rowing prowess and poetic echoes in a piece from the Ithaca Democrat. The text references oars, echoing a race at sea and the ideal of coordinated effort. Fyaneta O Connor is named in connection with the poem.
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Pool
Fyaneta O'Conner
Ithaca
Democrat
The Pretty Kitten and the Wolf Pursuit
In colonial South Carolina, eight year old Samuel and ten year old Robert Williams find two wild kittens in a rock cave. A pursuing wolf chases them toward their family farm, but their father shoots the wolf, saving the boys and the kittens.
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South Carolina
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Little Danny and His Dead Mother
A distressed child recalls his mother in a coffin with flowers, asking for comfort and a pudding from his missing dinner. He blames Aunt Agnes for his mother's death and longs for maternal care as he sits by a fire and imagines playing with a pudding marked D for Danny.
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Mamma
Morout
Agnes
New Orleans Picayune
Kiowa disaster on Kansas Pacific rails during flood
Denver reports a severe Kiowa wreck as a heavy engine and several freight cars plunged through a bridge into a swollen river. Despite exhaustive searches, the engine and cars have not been recovered, water depth and current hindering recovery efforts.
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Man Dies in Freezing Death After Exposures and Fire Struggles
Jim Knox suffered extreme cold symptoms despite warm rooms and fires. He rode home in a wagon with Mr. Meadows and collapsed, dying near a thermometer reading about 9 degrees. Doctors noted normal body heat at times, a puzzling case of exposure and attempt to warm.
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Livingston
Dr. Webb
Meadows
Knox
Donkey Venues in Cairo Fascinate American Travelers
An American traveler notes Cairo donkey boys learn words from travelers and tailor donkey names like Yankee Doodle or Andrew Jackson. Donkeys and camels carry loads, with slow results. dirt often moved by donkeys or women on heads, while wheelbarrows clear more dirt in an hour.
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Egypt
Cairo
Yankee Doodle
Andrew Jackson
Nerve Force Speeds and Animal Reactions Across Species
The article discusses nerve impulse speeds across animals from small mice to whales, noting delays due to nerve distance and the brain’s role. It compares quick reactions in short-mined creatures to slower responses in longer bodies and considers the brain and spinal cord as central nervous centers in the transmission of commands.
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Manon
Shean
Mr. Galton
Chambers
Fragmentary Verse and Notes From A 19th Century Page
The readable lines show a weary speaker seeking medical help and lamenting illness. A later fragment references strawberries pineapples ice cream and refreshments, with odd garbled names and stray comments about someone refusing to move. The passage mixes poetry and stray notes without a coherent narrative.
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