Never Too Sure and the Slippery Road to Danger
Two thieves attacked an elderly Scotsman on a road from Glasgow to Carlisle aiming to rob him. The Scotsman defended himself fiercely, recovering his money after overpowering them. The robbers quarreled over how much he had taken. A separate tale warns that one cannot be too careful about accidents on icy or snowy paths. Two men slip on thin snow, one sprains an ankle. recovery comes slowly but eventually he walks normally again. The piece emphasizes caution and preparedness as winter hazards loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Glascow
Carlisle
Soi Delors
Muskrat Visit Near Kenihyerth Hinted Permanent Stay
A fragment describes a muskrat visiting Dr. Marry Lams near Kenihyerth, showing unusual behavior and apparent intent to settle permanently. The account blends scattered actions of a household, including a girl’s entry and a sequence with a rat on a carrot stalk, ending with odd remarks about names and a miscellaneous notice.
Warden at Anamosa is well housed
A lengthy report from Des Moines discusses the Anamosa penitentiary and its warden, detailing the prison’s finances and labor use. It notes questions about the cost of residence, security, and potential reforms, with reference to legislative scrutiny and the broader state tax and mortgage debates. The piece references political figures and committee positions shaping policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Convie
Rial
Wien
Tati Roun
Mure
Kenameric
Carr
Edwards
Eaton
Krighton
Meen
Willard Widely Revered as Nation’s Leading Woman
Mrs I M Sire, national vice president of the W C T U and head of the movement in Chicago, dies after three weeks illness. Frantic memorials planned in New York and other cities. funeral arrangements set at the Woman's Temple in Chicago with services to follow across multiple unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittara Christi
Steven
Scene Gordon
Alfred
Willard
Jones
Nes
Gru
Toronto
Dufale
New York City
Literston
Wiltford
Cannan
Bernedd
Vermong
Wisenos
Miss Withord
WLC
Mewes
Tady Henry Somerset
England
Lee
Sire
Miss Willard
Bearston
Hurshed
Mise Willard'a Romning
Fragmented Verse on Building and Time
A distorted poem-like passage speaks of growth, strength, and structure built from yesterday's materials. It asserts that today’s work forms tomorrow's steady, secure foundation, with odd lines about pockets and curious names and dates.
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Marry Lams
Kenihyerth
Ture
Iisa
Rita
John A
Hood
Mlary A.hucier
Ned Wing
Minn
Anamosa
Eniere
Hornis
Theriot
Wammritters Yeatnst Lowi
Senate
Halifax
Sunil
Sibley
Herta Co
Daniel Pus
Laeke
Baglen
Fauna Avy
Court
Fist of
M. Cariwichael
Chaderker
Port Mettur
Dinen
West
Ain
Leial
Cherukens
Ian
Stremik
Rhames
Leil Finn
Mrs. Dawa
Clinton
Peb
Ernestine Bertoch
Paizone
Dmereintiie Wien
Hedford
Eantite Company
Nlow
Gall Gomes
Franges Willard
New York
Randy
Architesta
Cate
AM Ora
Rane
Iife
Ella
Castiyy
Bermegeni
Mimesitt College
J. Butzan
Waukegan
Australia
Bob Filgstinmons
Eurn
Rolund
John A. Loga
Suveuss
Ife Tas
Delice
Philadelphia
The
Warn Previvat Elovenns
SKU Sid Vodsitions
Allen
Adlon S. Gnetad
Miler
Tusuti
SyrupiFicg
California
San Francisco
Cal
Aouisville
WEW
York
Uruagtete
Uni
Ted“ Castoria
Gastorias
TDR
Gamuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
Ati Cediht
Castoria
Merice
Eaccene
Centaur Company
Chas
Meteher
den Riay
Kipethos
Gvith
Jerease
Sapolio
Sioux Gity Vrinting CO
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