Daisy's stubborn bid to tow Modred Junior home
Daisy insists on hauling the St Bernard puppy Modred Junior to town by trolley despite rail snarls and rules. After multiple rejections the pair meet Dick Wainwright who comforts Daisy and helps them home as the puppy rides in the car with them.
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J. G. Reed
Daisy
Carterets
Express
St. Bernard
Carteret
Grace
Modred Junior
Enya
Goes
Junior
Siaer
Laisy
Dick ‘Wainwright
Médred Junior
Tam
Tonneau
Greatest historic wedding of Alexander the Great
The article recounts the legendary wedding at the court of Darius where Alexander the Great wed Statira. It claims 10,000 Greek soldiers married 10,000 Asiatic women, with a grand pavilion, 60 foot pillars, and a five day festival marking the union of the largest number of couples in a single ceremony.
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Alexander the Great
Darius
Persia
Alexander
Statiro
Man and His Horse Show Approval Through Gentle Caress
In the excerpt from Outing Magazine by Frank M. Ware, the author argues that affectionate gestures train a horse better than wordless praise. Gentle pats on the rein after a feat signal appreciation, while patting neck or shoulder is discouraged. Varying tones may help, but harsh voices only deter abused horses. wild horses remain indifferent to affection and anger.
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Cone
Uct
Tio
Frank MI. Ware
Outing Magazine
Manuscripts Lost When Lowell’s Hat sinks in Charles River
James Russell Lowell, first editor of the Atlantic, lost manuscripts with his hat as it sank from Cambridge Bridge into the Charles River. A boatman recovered the hat but the scattered manuscripts perished, prompting rueful remarks about reject letters and fresh copies.
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James Russell Lowell
Atlantic
Cambridge Bridge
Charles
Boston
J. T. Trowbridge
Southern Indiana Railway timetable and odd clippings
Timetable shows Feb 24 1907 schedule with north and south bound trains from Deymose to Terre Haute and back. Includes stops at Bedford Odon Eloea Beehunter Linton Jasonville Hedford Seymour with listed departure and arrival times. Also features miscellaneous clipped jokes and notes from various papers.
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Teaves Deymose
Bedford
Odon
Eloea
Beehunter
Linton
Jasonville
Terre Haute
South Bound
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Milo Smiley
H. A.turney
Dean Inman
Britta Ketcham
Truly Pownall
Mabel Laughlin
W. B. Anderson
Pike County
F. W. Shaffer
D. W. Hayes
John Mumaw
B. F. Sears Wr. Bair
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Charles Breeda
Nora Kutch
Maud Thompson
Corda Maryfield
P. H. McHenry
Washington
Edgar Feagans
Robert Richardson
Roy Norman
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Walter Breden
Edna McCarter
Lizzie Richardson
Gladys Norman
Mabel Richardson
H. A. Hopper
Barry Extension
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Committee On
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Miss
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Chas. ‘Freed
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John B. Stotts
Secy
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R. J.mccallian
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Paisy and
Odred Junio
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London
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London Standard
Paris Journal
Plame
Philadelphia Press
Vernon
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Southern Indiana Railway
Jasonine
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Elvora
Don
Hedford
Seymour
Minnie Lambe
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Cardus
Ladies Advisory
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Tenn
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Kutch Farm
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