Oh Giant Tree of the Prairie and Its Settler Spirit
The narrator reflects on the prairie landscape and a mighty cottonwood that stood as shelter and symbol. He recalls the settler era, the labor, and the call of the land, aging yet drawn to work and to the rugged life of the West. The poem honors humble endurance, homestead toil, and the enduring bond with the wilderness.
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Tam
Beness
Paanson
Shep the Joliet Dog Returns Home After 700 Mile Trek
A Kansas to Joliet journey by Shep the shepherd dog astonishes readers. The dog travelled over 700 miles by rail and road to reunite with his Joliet roots, enduring homesickness and rough roads before finding a permanent home at Schnoor grocery.
Dog Shep Returns Home From Kansas After Three Week Trek
A dog named Shep traveled from Joliet to Kansas and back in three weeks using an "animal matinet" to guide its direction. Raised at Schnoor's South Chicago grocery, Shep was returned to Joliet where he found the old store and met the children who once played with him. A local boy's father bought one of the puppies, promising it a home at the store.
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Edward Payson Weston
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Kansas Plains
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Thrum
Theodore Noor
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Lisfy
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Rich heir weds poor girl at Boston society shock
Stanley B. Puffer of Medford, heir to the soda fountain fortune, wed Amelia Made line Elizabeth De Marsh of Lebanon New Hampshire in Providence. The marriage surprised Boston Medford society, as the bride came from a mill hand family and the engagement was kept secret until Sunday.
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Miss de Marsh
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Nature as a Sculptress: Washington Carved by Ages
From the Washington state coast near the state’s northern edge a natural monument forms a likeness of George Washington. The feature, shaped by centuries of waves and weather, gazes toward nearby British territory as a silent sentinel over the sea.
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Nature
Vancouver Island
Washington
Great Britain
America
Washington Rock
Waldron Island
San Juan
Puget Sound
Earth
More's Island
Strait de Hara
Sucia Island
East S
Pacific
Seattle Times
Union
British Territory
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