A Windham Minister and the Mystery of Mrs Bancroft
Reverend Gilbert Bancroft arrives as Windham’s new pastor and stirs a village of teatable matchmaking. After six months he quietly marries a woman who never fully appears, then resigns to pursue a larger church. A hidden wax-wife reveals a plan to fund the new church, exposing a town’s farcical pursuit of marriage and charity.
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Gilbert Bancroft
Windham
Ladies’ Society
Mr. Bancroft
Emily Kimbal
Nan
Kimbal
Bancroft
Saxton
Rey
Mrs. Bancroft
Wir
Ce Eason
North Walpole
Milly Saxton
Ezra
Deacon Saxton
Milly
Em'ly Kimbal
Waterfowl Study in Oregon Highlights Decline of Species
Ornithologists Herman T. Bohlman and William L. Finley report hardships while surveying southeastern Oregon lakes for the Audubon Society. They warn of near extinction of the antelope and mountain sheep, note the plume hunting devastations on snowy herons, document a rare white faced glossy ibis colony at Lake Malheur, and praise Malheur Lake as the Pacific Coast’s premier waterfowl feeding and breeding ground.
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Oregon
Herman T. Bohlman
William L. Finley
Portland
Audubon Society
Mr. Finley
Stein Mountains
Harney Country
Klamath County
Lake Malheur
Malheur Lake
Harney County
New England
Lake
Malheur
Pacific Coast
United States
Oregonian
Mose the Cook and the Ravenous Hawks of East Texas
A survey party cook named Mose in eastern Texas grows furious as razorback hogs invade the camp. While at the spring he watches a raiding band devour edible items and more, finally exclaiming that the land surely knows its business naming hogs hawgs.
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Mose
Texas
Piny Woods
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Duke of Portland Possesses World’s Largest Private Gallery
The Duke of Portland owns what is described as the largest private picture gallery in the world. The collection is famed for its breadth and the prominence of its artworks within a private setting.
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The
Duke of Portland