Poet's Death Sparks Mourning In Oceanic Town
In a fragmentary notice readers learn that a singer has died, prompting tears and a funeral mood. The poem hints at civic love and national sentiment, with echoes of old world and new song values. The piece mentions a singer, Dewar, and a public grieving act, though details are obscured.
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Susie
Dowry of a Norfolk River Storm Feud Heats at Wroxham
In a turbulent scene at Wroxham the Vanity and the Mainly cutter clash amid a thunderstorm. Mrs Latsmere escapes to the Vanity as the two skippers argue over shelter and a perilous night on the river.
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St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Prairie Chicken Breaks Plate Glass in Wolsey Incident
A prairie chicken refuge in Wolsey, Beadle County, fled from a school bell and smashed a five eighths inch plate glass storefront. One bird pierced the glass and died inside about 20 feet from the window, while the other created a six inch hole in the heavy pane.
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Tribune
Aging Oak Treatment and American Flag Production
Aging oak care described using ammonia fumes to darken wood followed by wax finishing with specific wax and oil blend. Also notes the Parker Patriotium flag industry producing over 3 million silk and bunting flags annually, with widespread use from Maine to California and across the nation.
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Maine
California
Mexico
Pearson's Magazine
Humming Bird Nest Drama Captured by a Beating Wing
A Portland Oregonian note recalls a mother hummingbird guarding her nest with dramatic, precise actions. She returns to the twig nest reliably, covers the nestlings with fanned tail and wings, and shuns disturbance while keeping the nest warm and protected.
Mixed Humorous Snippets and Letters From 19th Century Columns
A collage of brief humorous quotes and reader interactions from various papers. Tales include a Brooklyn boy at a parade mourning his sister’s balloon, John Wanamaker funding Christian associations in Asia, and jocular exchanges about headlines, matrimony books, and magazine departments.
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Lucy
Philadelphia Ledger
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International Young Men's Association
Christian Association
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Japan
Peking
China
Seoul
Korea
Association
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Calcutta
India
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