Proxien Man in Gutter Guarded by Dog in Springfield
Scattered notices describe a man found lying in a Springfield gutter guarded by his large dog which growled at passersby. Other items include damages awarded to Seaton for duty injuries and various society notes from The Register. The page also reports Lima fountain finds in Pompeii, Texas land deals, and horse racing hopes between Vanderbilt and Bonner.
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Springfield
Mass
Frucuaro
Seaton
Boston and
Lowell Road
Bald Heads and Wives Stir Laughs at Austin Social
A local social gathering on Austin Avenue turns to baldness as Col. Swipes jokes that men lose hair when angry and wives pull out the rest, while a German government claim contrasts with a layman’s quip about finding a borrowed half-dollar.
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Austin Avenue
Col. Swipes
Zeras Milings
A Second Thanatopsis Poem On Country Life And Death
Poem by Richard Bendys Stoddard contemplates living, death, and rural life. It contrasts city life with a sea side cradle, old homestead, and fields. The speaker cherishes country labor, fertility of the land, and the enduring shelter of mother earth for future nations. The verse explores ancestral farming, peace, and the hopeful transformation of swords into plows.
Nell and Isabel at the Cliffs Miracle Rescue
Nell Haviland saves Isabel Tressil from drowning during a perilous cliff cove incident while untangling a family conflict over Nell’s future with Goddard Tressil. Alice Haviland confronts fear and rescues all, leading to Nina’s marriage and renewed family bonds.
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Isabel
Nell
Goddard
Isabel Tressil
Nell Haviland
Tressil
Alice
Alice Haviland
Goddard Tressil
Bly. Goddard Tressil
Chiffs
Mother
Nellie
Nellis Haviland
Rich Interview Reveals Doctor’s New Beliefs and Health
Detroit Free Press features an interview with a prominent physician once based in Detroit now in New York. The doctor discusses overcoming prejudice, the primacy of truth, and adherence to professional ethics while noting changes in practice and health since last seen.
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Naval
Detroit Free Press
Dante
Warner
W. Summ MD
Bird
Detroit
New York
Hoevad
Forestry in France and its timber imports
The New York Sun notes that about one sixth of France is forested yet vast timber is imported from the United States and northern Europe. It cites the Nancy School of Forestry founded in 1820 and a new code in 1827. It argues floods in France reflect lack of trees on mountains and explains how forests act to reduce floods by absorbing moisture.
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Tappan
N. J
Andre
Gyrus W. Field
David O. Storms
Dean Stanley
France
Corsica
United States
Europe
Nancy School of Forestry
New York Sun
Never unsex yourself for greatness in true heart’s gaze
Gradt Greenwoop counsels restraint and passion in a paradoxical ode to living boldly. He urges embracing impulses and poetry while honoring greatness, its gallant men, and its matchless women. A nostalgic call to unite, rejoice, and strive for excellence.
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Gradt Greenwoop
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Register
Q.,w. Slater, Pupzisner
Winston
Boston
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Pompeii
Venus
Anereid
Land Commissioners of
Texas
Wisconsin
Michigan
Lone Star
Chicago Tribune
Abner Taylor
A. C. Babcock
Texas Capitol
Austin
John V
C. B. Farwell
Connecticut
Desperado
Vanderbilt
Bonner
Seventh Avenue
Maud S
Lysander
Robert Bonner
Blue-Grags
Kentucky
Escort
Phil Thompson
Chicago
The
Washington Star
White House
Tarnuwas
ClWeland
the Herald
Mies Exther
Joane
St. Clair Street
Max Goodman
M. Ziliner
Miss G
Fargo
Dakota
Grand Forks
Herald
the Forks
Mississippi
Curistrax Atrson
Salt Lake
Antire
Black Ben Arnold
Columbia
Brivast
Cyrus W. Field
Richard Bendy Stoddard
Kaureia
Mother Earth
Eleanor
Heut
Neil Haviland
Isabel Tressiley
Neil
Jestya
Forestry
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