I Want to Go Back to Lindy's Back to the Farm
A Milwaukee Sentinel poem recalls a nostalgic return to Lindy’s and Stubtoe Land. The speaker longs for boyhood days, simple trust, and open spaces away from urban grime, dreaming of clover blooms and a rugged yet honest world.
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Lindy
Hill
Dale
Milwaukee Bentinel
The Nurse in a Louisville Twin Brother Case
In 1870 Louisville a nurse takes a post with twin brothers William and Charles Harrison Charles is mentally ill and violent while William courts Miss Stebbins. The narrator intervenes during a dangerous incident mistaking one twin for the other, nearly causing tragedy before a mistaken handling is corrected and he leaves with a year's salary.
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William Flavisen
T Oftrather
Charlies Tlartigan
Mr. William
Charles
William
Mr. Charles
Williams
Tringila
Stebbins
William Harrison
Clarinda Stebbins
Louisville
Mir
Fonds
Ang 7
Milas Stebbins
Wiliam Stebbins
Miss Stebbing
Larences
Iady
Mr. Willam
Misa Stebbins
Tam
Ohio
Mgr. Harrison
Making the Indians Work in Roosevelt Policy
A Kansas City Journal summary quotes a western observer praising President Roosevelt’s policy to make Indians work rather than feed them. It notes Leupp as commissioner, large irrigation projects, and Apache, Pima, and Pueblo labor on roads and canals, sugar beet farming, and hop-picking across the western United States.
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Roosevelt
Kansas City Journal
Leupp
West
Arizona
Uncle Sam
Geronimo
Colorado
Oregon
Washington
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