The Strayed Cow Haunts Dolores and the Waiting Father
Dolores Johnson waits at her door for her father's return from the tavern as neighbors split up to search the mountain for him. A court summons and fear of the law push the men to press on toward the dangerous, hazy ridge, while Dolores wonders if he sought the missing cow Brindle and if danger awaits him on the opposite mountain.
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Dolores
Lodie
Johnson
Eadle
D'lores
Hyar
Bris
Galores
Miss Johnson
Green
Lnn
Jenkins
Jack
Trey Ann Johnson
Jolingon
Mauntain
The Geputtes Track Up The Mountain
The Geputtes push slowly to the mountain slope as they seek the path to find Johnson. The road proves hard and strange ground unsafe while they speak little about their pursuit and the woman’s knowledge aids their resolve.
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Theavern
Johnson
Shirts that grow on trees in the South Seas myth
An old sailor tells a Philadelphia Record reader tale about bark shirts from willow-like trees in distant islands. Native people cut rings in the trunk to peel bark and fashion wearable shirts, drying them, adding arm holes and a back tie. The bark shirts are said to be soft, flexible, and lasting.
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South Seas
the Clert
Philadelphia
Major to Visit Sparks House in South Carolina Tale
In a conversation about a visiting major the host notes a room is being prepared to entertain friends with ten chairs and a sideboard. The major is identified as from South Carolina and the exchange adds a humorous line about adding ten sideboards and a chair.
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South Carolina
Out of Beason Snow Shoes Bequest Sparked Quarrel
Dusty Dennis asks why he is so heady and Sandy Pikes grumbles that a woman promised him a winter gift. He claims she said she would give him an old pair of shoes, and she did give him a pair of snow shoes last winter.
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Beason
Dusty Dennis
Sandy Pikes
Macaronia Crafts Forty Shapes in Special Wheat
In Macaronia a unique bakery creates forty distinct shapes and sizes using a special very hard wheat. The process highlights a distinct grain selection and skilled shaping for varied pastries.
Lighthouse Service Costs Four and Half Million Yearly
The United States Lighthouse Service operates at about $4,500,000 annually, outlining the program’s funding level and ongoing expenses for maritime aids to navigation.
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Lighthouse Service
The
United States Lighthouse Service
Pope in Final Hours At Rome Vatican Weeps And Dies
Special Rome correspondent describes the Vatican in fatigue and grief after the Pontiff's final illness. Contra kneels by the dead as mourners recall the Pontiff’s last moments. Rampolla stays, while Oreggia influence ceases and the pope blesses friends and foes before fading.
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Chicago Examiner
M. J. Conway
Rome
Vatican
Contra
Camille Pecci
Rampolla
Oregiia
Oreglla
Last Farewell at Vatican as Pope Leo Dies
Relatives of Pope Leo and their families gathered at St Peters in a somber scene. Cardinals Oreglia Rampolla and other dignitaries managed the death chamber as Rome tolls filled the night air ahead of the conclave.
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Leo
Vatican
St. Peters
Rome
Rampolia
Rampolla
Cardinal Oreglia
Cardinal Macchi
Cardinal Rampolla
Cardinal Netto
Lisbon
Mer. Cagtano
Mer. Bissett
Papal
Prince Rospigliosi
Lapponi
Quirinal
Anna Pecci
Camillo
Oreglia
L‘italie
Cardinal Gibbons
Italy
Gibbons
Angell
Monsignora Angell
Vasily
Camille
Eo XII
Conclave Seen Short by Bologna Cardinal Svampa
Cardinal Svampa of Bologna, recently recovered from paralysis, says the conclave will be brief perhaps one week. He notes no strong factional splits in the sacred college and suggests the next pope will bring a personal stance on the Roman question, distinct from the former pope.
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Svampa
Bologna
Sacred College
Swampa
Holy See
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Jorson
Jean Kare
Iene Auitho
Act of Congress
Street & Smith
Librarian of Congress
Washington, BD. C
Ledie
Chapter
Leo. XH
Cardinal
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