Hurrah for the girl from Sundance
Bess, a Wyoming girl staying with Aunt Cecilia in Lagrange, rebels against polish and constraint. She finds freedom riding Teddy the horse, foils a runaway carriage with park police, and earns approval from Uncle Maurice and Stanley as she proves grit and pluck.
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Stanley
Ethel
Sundance
Jack
Bess
Cecilia
Fairfax
Wyoming
Mission School
Beas
Lagrange
Aunt Cecilia
Lost Bear Range
Jehosapher Johnson
Halifax
Jace
Teddy
Lake Shore Drive
Park
Sundance Mountain
North Shore Drive
Mr. Elston
Cecia
Retort Excerpt On Steel Free List Debate
Wisconsin Representative Babcock tells Chairman Payne he is right on the proposal to place all steel products on the free list. Payne counters with Tom Reed’s quip about majority and martyrdom, as quoted by Leslie's Weekly.
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Babcock
Wisconsin
Payne
Ways and Means Committee
Tom Reed
Leslie’s Weekly
Real Mary Who Had the Lamb Visitor at Worcester School
The author of Mary Had a Little Lamb, John Roulston, is described as a visitor at a Worcester Massachusetts school when the incident occurred. The poem’s heroine is Mary B Sawyer who later became Mrs Columbus Tyler. She died in December 1589 per the May Ladies' Home Journal.
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Mary
John Roulston
Worcester
Massachusetts
Mary B. Sawyer
Columbus Tyler
May Ladies’ Home Journal
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured After Fourteen Years of Suffering
A Germantown California resident Josh Edgar recounts fourteenth year battle with sciatic rheumatism. He reports using Kam Erain's Pain Balm after trying many remedies and notes relief since. The fragment mentions Laura Hart and John Hart, and a trip to New London for commencement exercises by their sister Miss.
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Josh Edgar
Germantown
Cal
Kameriain
Imand
Laura
John Hart
New ‘London
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Sharp & Donley
Budvola L. Forrester
Auvat Cecilia
Ranch Y O
Miss Delaney
Select Academy
Kentucky
Steve
Dexter
Elizabeth
Cam
Maurice
R. M. Walker
MG Ang Reai
ST. Louis
Shicagg
Kansas City
Superior Meals
W. T. Youell
Monroe City,mo
Democrat
Hornback
Hannibal
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