Kane Creek Depot Girl and the Great Train
Polly Marshall works as station agent at Kane Creek near Mercer. She greets the westbound express from St Paul and cares for engine 60. Engineer Marshall, her father, teaches her the craft as trains hiss through the dusty pine scrub.
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Polly Marshall and the Train Robbery Rescue
Polly, a skilled operator in Kane Creek, foils a train robbery by using the locomotive to escape attackers. She fuels the engine with coal, warns Mercer, and helps recue her father Engineer Marshall, earning praise and a new post while helping capture a robber later identified by Polly.
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Songs and science from a late 19th century periodical
John Burroughs argues in Century that hearing bird songs requires a receptive ear and imagination, not just noise. The piece notes how true appreciation comes from Attunement, and contrasts casual listening with attentive, nature focused perception.
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