The Old Flag Poem by Henry Custer Bunner
A stirring World War era poem urges respect for the flag and the fallen, contrasting aged veterans with younger soldiers. It exhorts readers to be ready to serve, to honor sacrifice, and to keep the flag’s sacred meaning alive for the next generation.
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Hendry Custer Bunner
Mickey Emmett Balloon Flight From Elwood 1872
The tale recalls Mickey Emmett a freckled boy from Elwood Kansas who after a Fourth of July picnic joins a balloon ascent led by Prof Winhath. The basket lifts, the crowd gasps, and Emmett rises alone toward a sky calm and vast as spectators watch the silver yellow balloon drift over lake Centhrace and beyond.
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Balloon crash memory sparks a fourth of July tale
A recalled incident follows a balloon ascent and fall near St Joseph Missouri on July Fourth. The narrator describes Charley Jones and family losses, ambulance arrivals, a dramatic rescue, and reflections on the crowd and city lights as the balloon descends toward Lake Contrary and the Missouri River.
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The Trail of the Dead
A tense pursuit unfolds after a deadly ambush. Reski and I drag Ivan from the wrecked sleigh while the assailant flees toward a church spire. A uniformed stranger arrives to challenge the killers as we press on toward Mark Doc.
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Pursuit Ends in Pole and Prison in Snowy Poland
In a tense escape sequence a Pole threatens the Englishman and orders him to surrender as they pursue a murderer named Marnac through a Polish village. The captor is revealed as a policeman, and the narrator is jailed in a damp cell after a failed attempt to capture the suspect.
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An Epitaph From The New York World
Stop traveler and mourn the man buried here whose life was a single gunbed boast. His cannon to the brim was all his fame, and nothing more remains to tell.
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New York World
Morning of the Fourth Celebration Preparations
Community crews prepare for a Fourth of July morning celebration with street closures and safety measures. Local officials urge residents to gather at designated parks and watch the town parade and fireworks display.
Rival Irish Fight Ends With One Fallen
A heated Irish boxing bout ends after about ten minutes when one fighter falls and calls for mercy. The victor mocks him, saying he is too injured to regain form while the other’s complaints flood the ring.
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