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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1910
Page
28
A rider recounts a harrowing debut beside Johnny Aitken in a racing car. The ride includes rising speed, tight turns, and a terrifying moment as the vehicle skids, then straightens, ending with the narrator surviving the perilous course.
The Franklin Trek motor car, used as starter in a Washington Post automobile pun, completed a 3500 mile tour in thirteen states over thirteen days with one perfect score and no ties. Accompanied by I. J. Botman and Merry T. Gardner, the Franklin Motor Co of Syracuse promotes the trip through Pennsylvania and Maryland, with stops listed including Harrisburg Reading Allentown Williamsport and Cumberland.
Fort Wayne harness horses begin a busy training season at Driving Park. Owners like the Bogash and Clifford stables send green prospects to Hamilton and Kendalville for early sentence, while Frank Bogash plans Cantor Chi a July start. The Fort Wayne track aims to be a premier training ground with improved grounds and an eagerly anticipated September fair.
Four boys from a Colorado town prepare for a planned mountain hunt in Bueny Mountains. They camp beside a spring, observe a large animal and later discover their pack burro has wandered off. After a tense wakeful night, they return to camp with the burro and drift to sleep as dawn arrives.
A brief verse about an ORTH from a cave who births a Little Bear. The creature is described as sleek cunning and round. It then surveys the sky and the ground in turn, introducing the playful rhythm of the Ten Jolly Cublets.
A playful verses describe bears emerging from a cave one by one forming a growing crowd. Aegis of the two, three, and four cubs joins the merry chorus as they dance beneath a tree and chant Ten Jolly Cublets are well. The light hearted scene ends with a cheerful call of ten cublets.
Notice calls all Yeomen to meet in the Linden Wood cemetery chapel at 2 30 p m on June 79th for a Memorial service. The document also includes erroneous, incoherent health statistics and municipal reports from May and April on disease, births, and deaths with multiple typographical errors.
Minnie teaches her small classroom at home with Tabby the cat and dogs present. Pupils Georgia May Florence and Jinks join in, while Minnie’s dolls and Toy Pup Piggy add to the lively scene as Grandpapa and Mama oversee the day.
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