Poets, Pace and a Rural Gambler in New York
The editor reads Conant’s poem The Doe and the Brook amid a tale of a rustic poet Haylocks in Broadway. A street scene unfolds with the countryman’s naïve charm clashing with urban cynicism and a limping tale of a grandmothers farm cash hoard. The piece ends musing on art and city life.
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Conant
Forty-second Street
Mr. Blaney
Boston
Garden of Eden
Whit Coney
Newaboys
Banko Harry
Barry
Aeron
Erdonett
Ark
Brooklyn
uBlarry
Pittsburg
Harry
Haylocks
Guy Witt
Tony
Pastor Prope
Scotty
Death
Croustown
Esty
Messenke
Broadway
Pug Acre
Ulster
Seden
West Forty-seventh
Jabez Bulltongue
Locust Valley Fair
Ulster County
Rodin
Brown
Lewis Ad
Salt Cairns at Fort Clatsop Aim as Lewis and Clark Memorial
Oregon historians describe salt cairns built by Lewis and Clark near Seaside at the Neeanicum river mouth. They propose a monument on the site with a bronze grill, stone tablets, and a Washington silhouette formed by mountain peaks. Indian testimony supports the salt works’ location.
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Tillamook Meine
Thes Lewis
Abd Clark
Trail-Bladers
Pacific
Neeanicum
Hotber D. Santiern
Oregon
Ins
Sanborn
Atanding
Gairns
George Washington
Oregon Historical Society
Cairns
I. B. Cox
Wiliam Galloway
Fort Clatsop
Lewis
Clark
Clatsop Beach
Temaine
Leigs
Telnistum
Clatsop
Lewis ‘and Clark
Lewis and Clark
Fragmentary plantation tale with dynamite incident
A disjointed Plantation era fragment relates a man outside a house borrowing dynamite from a white neighbor for a billsting prank. He hides it inside the house and forgets its location when preparing to use it, prompting concern about safety and memory.
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Ginner
Adarno
Anto
Chicago plans theater with free cigarettes for patrons
Chicago proposes a twenty story theater building costing 3 million dollars. A women’s smoking room will provide cigarettes free to patrons. Part of the building will house offices and a roof garden. The theater will use chairs instead of fixed seating and include a music hall.
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Chicago
Frederick News promotes ad growth with affordable rates
An upbeat mid century advertisement urges Frederick County businesses to advertise in The Frederick News. It touts long standing readership, broad circulation, and the paper as a premier medium for sales, promising careful service and prompt attention for all Want Ads. It invites calls or visits for cooperation and tailored advertising plans.
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Frederick
Frederick County
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Seth
County -Ciiland
Conaht
Mike
Kickiig
McAdoo
Mr. Edison
Gage
Amos
Baylocks
A. Burt
Iazkeen
Steerer
Minster
Keno
Giba
Christobel
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