March Hares Cause Commotion in Hareville Forest
A long fragment describes the March Hares gathering in a valley near Hareville, with a tense meeting among deer, hares, and tammins. Horace-like figures discuss possible threats and the need for caution as the grove witnesses a nocturnal spectacle of movement, commotion, and fear amid the spring wind.
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Inhulliaiine
Maruville
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Delist Valley
Marth
Lumha
Tiety
Pyreville
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The Mad March Hares Revelry tale told by beasts
In a foxed village lore an eerie night unfolds as mad March hares stampede through a grove and battle-creatures, prompting the wise old hare and council to urge retreat. The tale ends with a vow that hares never return to Huareville grove, and the legend passes to lamb kin and cubs.
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Jane Accord
Tiltl
Tomer
Hareville
Guy
Gray
Marelli
Joose
Huareville
Benny Binker and the schooling urge in verse
A whimsical verse warns Benny Binker that avoiding school leads to folly while urging him to study. Separately, John D. Rockefeller faces a subpoena as authorities seek him, and a San Francisco building collapse injures three workers with a remarkable escape.
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Mechanics’ Tank
Market Street
San Francisco
Public Auction notice of land sale in Honolulu 1907
At 10 o'clock Monday July 29 1907 at the front entrance of the Judicial Building Honolulu there will be sold at auction under the Land Act 1885 the following parcels with upset prices listed. Installment options available with interest on the balance at 5 percent per annum. Sale conducted by Jas W Pratt Commissioner of Public Lands Honolulu June 27 1907. Auk dates shown: June 29 July 6 14 20 27
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Honolulu
TV Land
Seewall Fant
Wuply Ak
Honotulu
Jas. W. Prat
Tonohily
Dane
Tune
Notice of Sale of General Lease in Lahainaluna Maui
Public auction scheduled at noon on June 22 1911 at the second entrance to the Judiciary Building in Lahaina Maui. The General Lease covers agricultural land in Lahainaluna with a four year term from July 25 1907, annual rent 229 dollars payable semiannually in advance, with a deposit of 50 dollars for description and full title. Commissioner James W. Pratt of Public Lands invites bids and directs inquiries to the Judiciary Building in Honolulu. The notice runs June 20 to July 20 1911 with multiple bid dates listed.
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Lahainaluna
Lahaina
Maul
Cowl
Soluthie
Huilding
Ionelil
Lahaina Inna
Office of Inderaign
Moiding
Wovoluin
Jas. W. Pratt
Monoluil
Onlin
Notice of Sale of Portion of Public Land Puueo Kau Hawaii
Notice announces sale of a portion of public land known as Puueo Kau Hawaii. At 12 oclock noon Monday July 22 1907 at the front entrance to Ju dietary Luling Honotain there will be sold at public auction under the Land Act 1895 with cash terms and payment for patent and stamps. For plan description and maps apply at the Office of Thos C Ste White Sub Agent at Land.
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Puueo
Kau
Hawaii
Honotain
Tawau
Pane
Thos
Serpent Sighting Off Shore Sparks Eye Widened Reactions
A midwinter sea serpent sighting near a coastal locale draws astonished attention as witnesses describe a creature moving with boatlike speed. Officials report the incident and the public inquiry yields the grand deep payment of 2060.90 dollars in benefits.
Largest Things in the World Across Deserts Pe towers and Walls
The article lists vast world landmarks from the Sahara desert in Albion to the Great Pyramid at Gizeh with estimated volumes and heights. It notes the Statue of Liberty and Hatteras Light, giant redwoods, Paris Opera House, the Great Wall of China, the Lambert mine in Belgium, Mammoth Cave, and the Saint Gotthard rail tunnel with key measurements and historical notes.
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Albion
Moscow
TN West
New York
Deleht
Andy Coe
California
Tulare
Ami
Mingest
Opern
Paris
Belgium
Mammoth
Edmonson County
Kentucky
Boho
Saint Gotthard
Lucernesnd
Milan
520-Pound Lady Buried After Difficult Removal in Chicago
The body of Mrs. William Maurer, 51, wife of Detective William Maurer of the West Chicago Avenue police, was buried recently in Chicago after a difficult removal from a home. A piano derrick, roof-fastened, removed sash and window frames to access the vault. A special iron-hooped casket weighing 249 pounds required nine men to carry it. Mrs. Maurer had not left her home for seven years due to infirmity and breathing trouble observed in her seemingly dying condition. Information notes iron roofs lower temperatures by 35 degrees per fetus test from Californian Feed Co. agents.
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Chicago
William Maurer
West
Chicago Avenue
Rowe
Old Sores Cured by The Household Surgeon
An advertisement notes cures for old sores using The Household Surgeon remedy claiming antiseptic tea blends. It markets Paris Medicine Co. products and mentions U.S. sales, Sylit Lows, and Porter’s antiseptics as part of the offered treatment line.
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Porter
Paris Medicine CO
Sylit Lows
U.S of A
On Account of a Frown by Nellie Brown
A short poem about Nellie Brown in a big town who has no friends as her face shows a dark frown. Ned tells Fred of his new dog's many accomplishments and Fred asks how high the barn door can jump, prompting a playful exchange.
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Nellie Brown
Ned Way
Fred
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