Canine Fisher Sam Hunts, Guards Camp, and Extinguishes Fire
Aroostook County hunter Haze Huson owns Sam a three year old mongrel who traps trout and ducks, guides hunting parties without a license, and once saved Huson’s camp by fetching water to extinguish a roof fire. Sam also retrieved Huson’s rifle to pursue a bear, earning over fifty dollars in pelt and bounty from the Allegash region.
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Haze Huson
Squaw Pond Lake
Aroostook County
Maine
Sam
Haze
Huson
Husan
Maingbears
Bruin
Allegash
State Fish and Game Commissioners
Napoleon Belt Belongs to Paris Family as Napoleonic Relic
The crimson velvet waist belt Napoleon wore at Notre Dame during his coronation rests with a Parisian family. Delicately embroidered with gold eagles and monograms, the belt remains preserved in a leather case. The family refuses to part with this relic and its long-held secret location remains undisclosed.
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Napoleon I
Notre Dame
Paris
Boston Herald
Overdoing It In Comic Exchange
A dialogue snippet shows Hicks exaggerating about romance with a woman while Wicks teases with a remark about a man who has been married three times and told Miss Kwarry she was the first woman he ever loved.
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Hicks
Wicks
Dubleupp
Observation on Narrow Focus and Perception Errors
The saying notes that broad attempts can obscure specifics and hinder detection of details. It emphasizes the risk of overreaching and missing clarity when trying to view the whole.
Dog Tales Of Guardians And Grudges From The Garden
A mongrel terrier zealously guards his mistress by burying the kitten in the garden after its affection is shown. He later rescues the kitten with his dog allies. A spaniel jealously targets a tortoise, then the tortoise is found buried. A Skye leads to a child rescue while guarding his mistress shoes, proving dogs defend and punish when protecting property.
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Skye
London Spectator
Eye overflows at imperial ceremony as Victoria R I enters
A writer recalls the opening of the imperial institute where spectacle and pageantry overwhelmed the crowd. The unseen focal point was a small, plain old lady in black, Victoria R I, who walked to the throne, producing a profound, simple counterpoint to the splendor around.
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Imperial Institute
London Academy
Victoria R. I
Why Do You Blush Theories Of A French Expert On Blushing
A French expert explains blushing as arterial relaxation in the face neck and chest allowing excess blood to reach the skin. He describes two related causes erytheophobia and erythrophobia and notes weakness and fear trigger flushing, while strong emotion or danger do not reveal true feelings in healthy individuals.
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Walla
Enlarged Prerogatives for Bachelor Girls Club
In the Chicago Tribune discussion a question asks if renaming the group to Bachelor Girls Club changed its conduct. The reply notes the only change is that they now schedule regular smokers instead.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Bachelor Girls’ Club
A Lavender Dinner Has Guests Solve Telegram Puzzles
A west dinner for young people featured lavender decor with a mirror lake centerpiece, roses, and ribbons. Guests opened telegram letters spelling words and formed telegram messages for best prizes.
Secret Burgeoning Respect for Champions of Appetite
A compact observation notes a quiet regard for individuals who outeat others, hinting at competitive dining culture and a playful social dynamic without naming specific people or events.
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