Love and a Missed Letter in a City Street
Althea Kendall, furious at Roscoe Blinn for postponing their engagements, writes a severing note and, in a panic at a mailbox mishap, fears losing him. A passing doctor helps, then Blinn saves her from a street accident, revealing his steady care and rekindling their romance.
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Roscoe Blinn
Althea Kendall
Merrivale
Mr. Blinn
Bobolink Decline Driven by Game Bird Rules in New Jersey
The bobolink once a common northern New Jersey summer resident now appears mainly during spring and fall migrations. Regulators label it a game bird with open seasons in September, October, and December, though federal rules may tighten seasons. The bird’s famed song is rarely heard as esthetic and agricultural interests clash with gunner demands.
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New Jersey
Prisoner’s calm reform through study after brutal sentence
In Joliet prison six years after a life term for murder, Joseph Welcome speaks of personal growth. He now teaches in the prison school, quotes literature, hopes to contact the judge, and credits mercy for his transformation while maintaining a humane view of his past.
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Chicago
Joseph Welcome
Sarah Welcome
Joliet
Joe Welcome
Burns and Tennyson
Chaucer
Confucius
Welcome
Peter
Mary Mclean
Mary Graham Billy's Trip in the Coach
A mother tells of a boy named Billy dreaming beside a fireplace. The vivid tale follows a red coach with eight white horses and fairy guests as Billy travels to a valley of feathers before waking in bed.
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Billy
Daddy
Grasshoppers Stage Fairy Circus Delight
Mary Graham Bonner recalls a Grasshopper Circus for Fairies. The event features a marching parade with grass blade instruments, grasshopper clowns and police, daring rope walker style tricks, and a final jumping display that amazes the Fairy audience before the Grasshoppers celebrate a big success.
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Daddy
Grasshoppers
Greeny Grasshopper
Pompous advocate argues for larger national arms
A hazy exchange features a self important advocate of preparedness claiming the country needs 45 more big guns and insisting they be larger than any other nation’s, while an inquisitive man questions the knowledge of the speaker.
Bonehead Divorce Ground In Butte Suit
Nonie Cart sues Herbert J. Carl for divorce in Butte Montana alleging cruelty starting a month after their August 2 1915 marriage. She says he called her bonehead threw matches igniting a dress or scarf causing a fire while he yelled for her to burn up and she fainted and has since been in impaired health. Attorney Charles F Juttner drew the complaint.
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Butte
Mont
Nonie Cart
Herbert J. Carl
Carl
Charles F. Juttner
Hides Husbands False Teeth In Pittsburgh Divorce Case
Ilyank Jefferson testified in divorce court that his wife hid his false teeth to extort money, leaving him unable to eat or speak properly. He said she refused to return them even when he protested, and only money from Uncle Sam could compel release.
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Pittsburgh
Ilyank Jefferson
Jefferson
Uncle Sam
Souvenir shell blast kills man and injures son in Wakefield
John N Busch was using a steel instrument on a souvenir shell from the battleship Maine when it exploded in Wakefield Massachusetts. Busch died and his young son was fatally injured in Harapa harbor related incident.
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Wakefield
Mass
John N Busch
Maine
Harapa
Busch
Mirror Drawing Contest Sparks Laughter
Mirror drawing provides a humorous challenge as players stand before a mirror and attempt to draw a perfect square without lifting the pencil. Each participant uses a pencil and paper, watching the reflection to guide every stroke. The most accurate square wins the prize.
Nellie Declares Visitor's Bonnet Not Frightening
Four year old Nellie gazes at a visitor's bonnet and reassures her mother and Aunt Mary that the bonnet is not frightening. Nellie says it may be a perfect fright, but she remains unfazed and confident.
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Nellie
Mary
This youngster was wise
A four year old notices a gray hair on his father and asks why. The father replies that he gains a gray hair whenever his boy is naughty. The child reflects and concludes that Grandpa must have had very naughty boys.
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Papa
Sin
Grandpa
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