Limuel Confronts Hunter Over Cruelty To Dog On Land
An enraged bird hunter beats his dog on private land and is challenged by old Limuel who argues cruelty to animals reflects on a man. Limuel questions the hunter’s honesty, likening harsh treatment of a dog to cheating in business and urging restraint.
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Old Lim Jacklin
Jim
Old Limuel
Dogs Are Others in the Man’s World Says Ople Read
A hunter reflects on dogs as faithful, perceptive companions revealing the soul through gentleness and mercy. He contrasts dog loyalty with human flaws and notes how a dog senses temper and seeks kindness, ending with a park scene of reconciliation.
Advertising Sections and Modest Dress in Magazines Spark Debate
A writer argues advertising images in magazines push decorum boundaries. He laments corset imagery and naked-like depictions in ads, warning readers would revolt if visuals moved into fiction pages. Copyright by James Pott.
Tenacious Tree Swallows Guard Nests In Urban Roosts
Edward B. Clark recounts tree swallows defending eggs in city roof boxes and gourds, their mother saving eggs from a swinging gourd, plus observations on flickers and warbling vireos. He contrasts bird courage with robin and oriole tales and notes migrations driven by home love.
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Joseph B. Bowles
Georgia
Colaptes Auratus
Edward B. Clark
Churchill Victory Sparks Engagement Rumor
The article notes Winston Churchill reportedly engaged to Lady Dorothy Howard daughter of the Earl of Carlisle after a Dundee victory. It highlights Dorothy speechmaking for liberal licensing and her political activity alongside Churchill's mother Mrs Cornwallis West, famed as Lady Randolph Churchill.
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Dorothy Howard
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Cornwallis West
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Ohio
Gifted Women Elevate Conversation and Genius Inspiration
The piece argues that high society needs gifted women who can draw out the sentiments of able men. It claims men gain more from a brilliant woman’s inspiration than from books or colleges, asserting women are vital even if not drawing in social circles.
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Anna Hamlin
Grace Hastings
Jinkins
Anthony Comstock
Miss Postlethwaite
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