Teddy Bears Tour To Advertise Colorado State
The story follows three bear cubs nicknamed Teddy B Teddy G and Teddy She as they travel from Denver to New York and back visiting Washington Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Kansas City Omaha and Glenwood Springs. The bears toured in displays at stores and parks delighting millions of children and boosting Colorado Midland Railway publicity.
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United States
Denver
Colorado
Lee Haney
Three Little Brains
New York
Washington, D. C
White House
Roosevelt
New York City
Flatiron
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
John Wannamaker
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Joseph Horne
Fifth and
Penn Streets
Chicago
Press Club
Tive Hills
Glenwood Springs
C. H. Speers
Colorado Midland Railway
Kenilworth
St. Louis
Barr’s
Sixth
Olive Streets
Forest Park
Kansas City
Fairmount Park
Omaha
Bennett's
Krug Park
Beautiful Blitch’s Gardens
Teddy B
Teddy G
Feddy
Rockies
The
Colorado Midland
Midland
World of Homer a Small Stage for Greece and Beyond
Sir Spencer Walpole discusses Homer's geographic horizon, noting his world centered on Greece with limited reach to Africa and Egypt. He argues Homer’s sea and lands seem vast to him despite modern maps, and that Troy’s wars symbolize a regional clash, not a global history.
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Greece
Balkans
Levant
Aegean Sea
Africa
Egypt
Wreat
Tie
Italy
Lemuel Gulliver
Swift
Australia
Mr. Gladstone
Tromer
Herodotus
Mediterranean
Aegean
Homer
Atlantic
Sir Spencer Walpole
Porch Climber Aims for Airship Trade Dream
A benevolent old man questions the masked thief about porch climbing. The thief jokes that better business could let him travel by airship so he would not need to climb again. Chicago News.
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Chicago News
Family quip colors tale of Johnny’s stubborn pace
Mrs Vick-Senn accuses Johnny of inherited restless energy as her husband concedes the boy’s relentless motion. The exchange underlines a domestic clash framed by a mobility theme. The Tribune article uses vivid dialogue to illustrate family dynamics and determination.
Conditions Are Changed Mistress Angrily Speech
A dialogue snippet from the St. Louis Post Despatch shows a mistress scolding a former lady's maid for talking back. The maid defends herself, noting she once held the role before obtaining her current position.
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St. Louis
Birthday party turns fainting spell for hostess
Mrs Flummery hosted a birthday party last week described as charming and delightful until a fainting spell struck when age was queried. Witnesses recalled a brief hush and quick recovery with guests offering water and concern.
Sign of Precocity in a Young Irish Surgeon Foyer
An Irishman boasts his youngest son will be a surgeon after a quarrel over a boy using scissors in a book. He recounts the boy cut out the “appin dix” before his father could intervene, reflecting a humorous display of early skill.
Joy and Oil Like Light in a Lamp
The passage compares joy to lamp oil, noting that when oil runs low the wick glows and emits black smoke. It warns that life without joy becomes unprofitable and fills the air with low mood and sadness.
Hawk Surrounded by Dangers in Dove Encounter
In the Atchison Globe brief, a hawk eats a dove but finds itself encircled by as many hazards as the prey. The observation frames predator risk and vulnerability in a compact natural vignette.
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I Am
SEARS
Jake Borah
Teddy Bears
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J. RB. Kemrm, Frep
East Side
Main St
DrLer, Nebr
Fairbury Steam
Diller, Nebr
L. P. Raymond
Edison
eThen Roe
Shasta
Puget Sound
Rocky Mountains
Utah
Wyoming
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Big Horn Basin
Yellowstone Valley
D. Clem Deaver
Burlington Land Seekers’ Information Bureau
A. T. Watson
L. W. Wakeley
C. B
Omaha, Nebr
Trace Marxs
Cgns
Corrrichts &c. Nyonic
Oz Munn & Co
Scientific American
All Newsdeniers
FUN & Co
Washington D.C
H. Z. Diller
Er.&. Gillen
Diner Brothers
Iinet
Seventh Street
Dy A
J. G. Neely
Neely
Diller, Nebraska
Atard
Diller
Nebr
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