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Newspaper

Kennewick Courier

Location

Kennewick, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1906

Page

2

The Trail of the Dead Chapter XIV to XVI

Plot advances with Dr Weston and Miss Weston as danger escalates. Sir Henry Graden and the narrator pursue Cantab’s identity in London, then travel to Polleven to confront the assailant at Weston’s Cornish cottage. Graden rescues the professor. Miss Weston foils the killer’s cliffside plan and reveals his location.

Mary Weston Marnac Poland Henry Graden Berlin Jerrold The University Review Rolles Cantab Heidelberg Mr. Rolles Sir Henry Bow Street Athenaeum Raeburn Cambridge Henry Dr. Weston Regius Polleven Cornish Bradshaw Paddington Graden Father

Thunder People and the Sound of Battle Echoes

An Atlanta Constitution piece quotes Brother Williams describing the thunder as powerful in origin yet turning into distant hollers and whoops after the fighting ends. The bright metaphor contrasts force with aftermath and human perception.

Thunder People Brother Williams aAtlanta Constitution

Humorous Auction Floor Banter In A Garage Scene

A playful overheard exchange in a garage features a polite demonstrator describing an automobile with compartments for knives and forks and a two person machine labeled as a spoon holder. Mrs Brown chides a rug buyer Missa Dollars who admits paying full price to an amiable smiling auctioneer.

How He Got Square on His Birthday Cigar Revenge

A man recounts a birthday joke where his wife gave him cigars. He claims he got even by smoking them in the parlor where she had just hung new curtains. His neighbor asks how he managed it.

Pall Mall Covent Garden University Bailies Homer

Origin of Thanksgiving Day in American history

The piece traces Thanksgiving from 1631 Plymouth scarcity to a national holiday. It notes early fasting and prayer turning to feasts, Washington and Lincoln proclamations, and the rise of autumn thanksgiving across New England states leading to a presidential Proclamation and a legal holiday enjoyed nationwide.

United States Massachusetts Bay Washington Lincoln New England Union America

Peter and the Barnyard Turkey Threat on Thanksgiving

In a bedtime tale Peter faces Barnyard Turkey who accuses him of greed and vows to gobble him. The crowing turkey grows huge and bursts the walls as Peter awakens frightened, realizing turkey danger.

Peter Fibber

Martha Wheeler Delivers Milk on Snowy Thanksgiving

On a snow filled Thanksgiving Martha Wheeler bravely peddles milk to village homes. She aids Miss Webster after an accident, earns grateful pay and a doctor visit, then returns home to a celebratory feast and a turkey gift from grateful neighbors.

Martha Miss Webster Timmy Dr. Brown Wheeler Farm Miss

A Boy's Thanksgiving Menu and a Widow's Recipe Toast

A fragment discusses Thanksgiving preparations with a turkey dressing recipe using stale bread and oyster stuffing notes. It includes a comic exchange about a conceited fellow and a boy’s imagined multi course Thanksgiving menu listing pies and desserts.

Respect for Gray Hair Feathers Humorous Boarder Roast

A Cleveland Plain Dealer humor piece recounts a boarder praising gray hair while mockingly rejecting gray feathers as he claws at a tough fragment of turkey. The landlady notes the exchange, highlighting a comic clash over appearances and taste at the table.

Jellaby Cleveland Plain Dealer

Calling Day social customs of mid century society

In the middle of last century it was fashionable to make calls on Thanksgiving and New Year. Society folk dined at noon and then held receptions, a trend rivaling other holiday entertaining traditions.

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Robert Harland Misa Weston Mademoiselle Toulouse I.c. Dear Jabem All Antonia J. Stemple Mr. Wheeler Mrs. Wheeler Billy Grafton Mrs. Judson Mrs. Morton Gobbler Dr. Quack Uncle Sam
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