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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
6
Fragmented text presents a fable style scene with an Elephant and Hare on a branch and a Sage meeting a Lobster on the seashore. The snippet hints at moral themes about appeals to authority and self help, with incomplete dialogue and characters.
A quirky tale follows a Lobster seeking escape from contempt by changing into a Gull Turtle Shark Whale and back. The Sage permits each metamorphosis, but the pursued creature discovers new dangers with every form. Moral: a contented lobster fares better than a dead creature.
The tale centers on a nighttime intrusion by a prowler and a peasant with a counterfeit coin. The criminal coerces payment, flees after a brief exchange, and a pursuing officer arrives as the couple debate the coin and its origin. The dialogue underscores mistaken trust and the persistence of fear.
A collection of fables and anecdotes about trust and folly. Tales include a crabapple versus Bartlett pear mix up, a neighbor’s alibi with hidden whiskers, and a court case about melting ice and sunlit losses. The humor reflects everyday moral lessons and quirks of judging.
Priscilla tells John Alden to speak for himself before marriage. Abe declares he will act for her after they wed. New York Sun records the dramatic vow and impending union.
Small city Civic club efforts in Cumberland Maryland show rapid social gains within a year. Women lead direct work, men join, improving sanitation meat wagons street lighting cemetery care and playgrounds. Schools strengthen under superintendent and charity funds boosted.
Summons issued in Stanley County in 1910 to unknown heirs and executors regarding NW quadrant section 9 township 5 north range 19 east with a 160 acre parcel in Fort Pierre. Also United States Land Office notices for homestead entries in Philip and Chamberlain, SD, listing applicants, witnesses, and dates in 1910 1911.
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