Sundown and Dawn in a Poem by Mary W. M. Falconer
Mary W. M. Falconer in Chambers' Journal frames a shift from a lingering joyous day to a forthcoming dawn. The poem contrasts night’s beauty with eager youth turning toward new beginnings, weddings, battles, and bright mornings beyond the hills.
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Deadly Clock and a Heroic Rescue in a Foundry Strike
Arthur Shotwell faces a black box timed to kill in his office during a labor dispute at a foundry. Dorothy helps him endure the terror and, with Corrie’s help, frees him by dumping the device’s water to halt the ticking. The desperate plan ends with a fearless reunion and a hopeful future.
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Worm on the Blackboard Sparks Reading Lesson
An east side public school sight reading lesson about worms led to a mix up when a six year old read aloud This is a warm doughnut Step on it The error surfaced during volunteers and highlighted the day’s teaching moment in nature.
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Unfortunate Illustration in Kansas City Trial
In Judge Henrys court Ella Downend sues Kansas City for 5000 after injuring herself tripping on a sidewalk step. Attorney George Jones for the city argued the step is minor and not liable. He then tripped over the same step while pointing to it, causing the jury to laugh.
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No Legacy to Cigarette Fiends Bequests to Relatives
The will of the late George G. Seaton of Rockford Illinois limits inheritance to four nieces and six nephews. Each legatee receives 100 to 200 dollars with a proviso that if any uses cigarettes or alcohol to excess, that portion shall go to a charity chosen by the executors. The Philadelphia Press reports this unusual condition.
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