A Wyoming camp tale of Flapjack the dog and friends
A London Mail recounts a Wyoming camping journey with Brandt and a dog named Flapjack. Through rugged travel over fifty miles in seven hours they reach a lake, fish, and find a homey camp life under the dog’s quiet leadership and loyal companionship.
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Brandt
Jinny
Flapjack
London Mail
Dog's Hunting Instinct Reported in Buckinghamshire
Constable Atkinson, recently moved from Wraybury to Long Credon, took his retriever on night duty. The dog disappeared and was found next morning back in its former home, illustrating a strong homing instinct.
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Buckinghamshire
Constable Atkinson
Wraybury
Long Credon
Fragrant balsam pillows offered for lung and throat relief
Stores advertise fragrant balsam pillows for lung and throat sufferers and for general use for their pleasant aroma. The item is marketed in the Philadelphia Record context as suitable for invalids and others seeking the scent.
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Philadelphia
Eagle Skillful in Strategy and Predatory Tactics
Ornithologists discuss eagle behavior citing encounters with stags fawns and sheep where eagles drive strike and kill prey. Accounts include a Boer farmer scene in South Africa an eagle carrying off a child and coordinated attacks by two eagles to flush quarry. The report links legends of tortoise dropping on Aeschylus to observed predatory tactics.
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Highlands
Scotland
South Africa
Aeschylus
Capt Martin's Timely Caution From Boston's West End
A Boston Herald writer recalls Capt Richard S Martin once a well known West End figure. He ran with the machine led Old Barnicoat and later served as Boston fire department engineer. He kept a painting shop at 10 Chapman Place and daily checked punctuality with a firm line for lateness.
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Richard S. Martin
West End
School Street
City Hall
Boston Herald
Barnicoat
Boston Fire Department
Chapman Place
Bob” White
White
Capt. Dick
Evangelization as the core of foreign missions in faith and duty
In a Strong Place Church sermon Rev A H G Morse argues authority for missions lies in Christ not theory. He warns against social reordering aims and urges evangelization as the immediate mission, noting growth in foreign fields and the need for native leadership and endowments.
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Brooklyn
Strong Place Baptist Church
A. H. G. Morse
Abraham
India
Africa
Jesus
Christ
China
Jesus Christ
Mr. Speer
God
John Newton
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Rome
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Heaven
Turned About Reid How Your Friend Shipton Changed
Conversational fragment notes Shipton's change from communicative to reclusive with Kierkegaardian undertones. Greene remarks on his retreat into silence and distant bearing, prompting questions about his former sociability.
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Shipton
Greene
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