Lion Escapes Circus Courtyard Sparks Wild Hunt
A lion escapes a circus and bolts through the countryside prompting a hunter group. The sheriff halts at a saloon for drinks before the pursuit. one man declines whisky saying it would give him courage. A quirky banter about turtle soup closes the scene in a restaurant.
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Hospitable Jones On Train Invites Friend To Stay Overnight
A light moment finds Hospitable Jones telling an old friend that if he comes within a mile of the house, he should stay the night. The quip shows warm, informal hospitality aboard the train.
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Lovely Swan Hooked Mat Feature in Home Decor
A white swan rug model floats among waterlilies in a hooked mat design. The item measures about 17 by 30 with natural or grayscale color options and includes directions for rug making and frame assembly. Order 78541 for 15 cents.
Nast Shapes Political Symbols For Democrats And Republicans
The prominent cartoonist Thomas Nast is credited with introducing the donkey for the Democrats in 1870 and the elephant for the Republicans in 1874 in Harper’s Weekly. His depictions aimed to mock both parties, portraying Democrats as stubborn and foolish and Republicans as clumsy and timid.
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