Master of the Strike
East Corinth rail yard chaos tests train master Caddigan who orders a decisive plan to break a sympathy strike. He leverages nonstriking workers and a bold freight run to Europe, ending with trains returning on time and a smart victory over the labor pull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Caddigan
East Corinth
Mort Collum
Middle West
Mort
Fred
Andy Devine
Andy
Europe
Pete
Red
Podeck
McCollum
Willin
Caboose
Sol
Little Tom and the one gone apple
A mother teaches Tom etiquette at a luncheon by asking him to choose politely. Tom follows the advice but laughter breaks out when he replies that the apple he wants is already gone. The tale underscores simple home manners and honest responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Mrs Browning’s Hair and Fashion Sensibilities
The excerpt comments on Mrs Browning’s hair arranged in long ringlets that obscure her face, giving an unfashionable impression in profile. It notes icy garments, a slight figure softened by attire, and condemns women who imitate masculine dress as poor taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Browning
Temple Bar
The Gentle Bloodhound in American Public Regard
A clipped excerpt notes bloodhounds have not gained public favor in America despite a club existence there. The piece analyzes the breed’s reputation and suggests limited appeal among enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
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Fred Unrath
Cardus
St. Louis
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Denison
Sherman
Dallas
Fort Worth
Texas
Southwest
Red River Division
Uilding
Fred. Harvey
Tela
Chas. Toberer
Brown Co. Bank
Siebert Bros
Carpenters and
Shopcar
Washington
6Th South St
RW Ulm
Minn
D. A. Simmons
Rindustr
Ream
Ussian
Curitwa
Enort
Ee Ane
Rock
Cudahy Packing ‘Co
Omaha
Neb
Northern Pacific
Ohas
Fee
Paul
Miun
Weeington
Great Northern
Chicago
Seattle
Strang
Minneapolis
Great Northern Ry
Seb
A. Curcace
Fk Whitney
Sr. Pavi
Yellowstone Park
TCO
Francis
Omana
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