Left His Wife Because He Loved Her Too Much
John Andrews left his wife after a war wound kept him from work. Mrs. Andrews testified in Chicago that he wrote a farewell letter from a country stream asking her to think well of him and suggesting she return to England. She said he was impossible and filed for divorce, adding they would always love and miss each other.
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John Andrews
America
Junge Lewis
England
North Wells Street
Slogans of Illinois cities and volcano facts headline clash
Illinois slogan lore features Jacksonville and Jerseyville among many towns with lines like Speed up and The City of Education. The narrative shifts to Hawaii National Park with Kiluaeas lava lakes, Mauna Loa flows, Haleakala crater details, and expert praise from Mather and Newman, highlighting volcanic wonders and park descriptions.
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Acksonville
Ill
Chicago
Jerseyville
Illinois
Jacksonville
Litchfield
Mushville
Edwardsville
Jonesboro
Lincoln
Douglas
Macomb
Sparta
New Athens
Carbondale
Athens
Egypt
Makanda
Carrollton
Pontiac
Ilauea
Hawaii National Park
Halemaumau
Luily Mich Wesiwuse
Kilauea
Hawaiian Volcanoes
T. A. Shegar, Jr
Hawaiian Volcano Observatory
Mauna Loa
Haleakala
Hilo
Elbe
Volcano House
Pele
Kilaven
EE. M. Newman
Hawaii
Tropics
Edna L. Smith
Aurora
Halemauman
Thames
Stephen £. Mather
National Park Services
Kilmen
National Park
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Sequoia Park
United States
Kilmuen
Kiwi
Kliaven Crater
Java
Lnva
Kou
Jagger
Keoun
Kau
Kanelames
Hawaiian Islands
Kilauea Crater
Kay Desert
Firet
Congress
Island of
Territory of
Maui
Crater of
Mokuaweowee
South Kona
Evidence A L initials in Lincoln tool sparked debate
In Htersburg Illinois a Petersburg collector claims Abraham Lincoln did muscle work in youth at New Salem. He shows an old mattock stamped A L and says it proves Lincoln used tools to clear land and help settlers, with excavations revealing the tool near the former Offut store site.
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Htersburg
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
New Salem
A. A. Bradley
Petersburg
Abe
Lincoln
Alte of
Bradley
Wuzel the four footed student at UC demonstrates dog reasoning
Wuzel a brindle bulldog rescued from the pound becomes the first four footed college student at the University of California to test if a dog can reason. In the lab she shows delayed reaction by fetching a designated hat or ball after a command, under the guidance of Dr. B C Tolman and student Louis Peno. Penn aims to prove dogs are more capable than once thought, potentially widening animal psychology. Wasel was selected from the city pound for $7 and is now valued at $500 by Penn.
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Hileakala
Hawaii
United States
Niihau
Kauai
Oahu
Molokai
Maui
Lanai
Kahoolawe
Honolulu
Hreeley
Cal
Wuzel
University California
America
Louis Peno
B. C. Tolman
Wueel
Waxel
Penn
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Association of Commerce
Staunton
Juliet
Chenoa
Kileanes
Tonin
Grand Canyon
Crater Lake
Sequoia
General Grant
New York City
Central Park
Prater
Hilauea
Ious
A. L
Fala
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