Duncan Gray and Dora in a Stormy Rescue Tragedy
In a weathered coastal tale, Duncan Gray braves a perilous storm to rescue sailors while Dora confronts a dream dabaroon of danger. The rescue succeeds but ends with Dora’s chilling accusation and Duncan’s broken promise, leading to a poignant reconciliation.
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Neal
Duncan
Jim
Duncan Gray
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Penalty for doing their duty among ambulance surgeons
A chaotic report from New York City describes ambulance crews rushing to hospitals with a dead or drunken patient, the surgeons demanding immediate stethoscope checks, and a grim rule that whoever brings in a dying or intoxicated person must face examination costs and possible punishment, affecting street to hospital care.
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Ainute
New York Sun
The Great Divine's Eloquent Message Sermon
Dr Talmage uses the hunting image of the hart to preach divine refreshment and escape from troubles. He likens the deer to believers pursued by foes and urges seeking refuge in God's mercy, shedding burdens, and trusting religious solace over worldly remedies.
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Wasurxctos
D. C
Dr. Talmage
Bart Panteth
David
Solomon
Isaac
Esau
Isaiah
Saul
Mme
Absalom
Adirondacks
Ryquetor Leon
Saragac
St. Regis
Tilvers
Cape Fear
Cape Giool
Jake
Heavenly Comfort
Far East
Adirond
Atlantic
Pacific
Winchester
Alvaresan
Origin of the term caddie in golf history
Frank Boyd offers an ingenious explanation tied to a Monifieth Culdee or Keledei establishment. A monk allegedly used a Keledei to carry his clubs during golf, a practice reportedly adopted by others, evolving the word to caddie, though etymology remains debated among Jamieson and Dr Murray.
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Frank Boyd
Monifieth
Mr. Boyd
Balgray
Forfarshire
Jamieson
Murray
The Ingenuity of Spiders
A 19th century paper notes how spiders span large gaps by weaving lines across roads and creeks. It describes instinctive web construction using air currents and timing to reach connected points, with occasional failures when conditions hinder webbing.
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M. J. Cunningham
Chicago
Whisky Barrel Flood Sparks Hoboes Rampage on Church Street
A New York correspondent reports a crowd of hoboes swarmed Church Street after a barrel of whisky burst from a wagon and spilled. Men scrambled for liquor, some drinking from tins as a grand mêlée unfolded, while an old wanderer dammed a gutter stream with bundles of food wrapped in newspaper.
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Pittsburg Dispatch
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