Resolve to Make a Brighter Home and Better Self
A reflective New Year pledge urging kindness, honesty, and self-improvement. It calls readers to improve the home, protect children, curb gossip, perform one good deed daily, and replace excuses with action. It encourages restoring wrongs, rejecting parasitism, embracing love, and approaching the new year with hopeful resolve. Barbara Lee.
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Bing
Hatever
Barbara Lee
Turn of the Page Ends with a Homeward Hope
A three year prison stint ends for Graves when Governor announces his pardon after a pivotal New Year’s Eve theft scene. Graves learns of his dying mother’s wish and vows to reform, choosing to return home to Mapleton with guidance from a reformed outlook and Providence.
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Pardon Board
Board of Pardons
Graves
Mapleton
Asa Walter
Philp Groves
John
Manlonsone
Johnny
Sve
Providence
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Train Destroyed by Burned Bridge Near Winona Minn
A passenger train traveling from the Pacific coast to Chicago derailed after a curve concealed danger and struck a burning bridge south of Winona Minnesota. The locomotive and baggage car escaped, but the first coach was wrecked and a coach burned. Several passengers were severely injured, yet no fatalities were reported.
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Pantie Coast
Chicago
Winona
Minn
Runaway Engine Stopped by D A Allen and Helpers
On October 25 1911 D A Allen station agent at Amity Arkansas faced a lethal runaway locomotive coming south at high speed. He directed a side track with two helpers to throw a band car, halted the engine by grabbing the tender and reversing the throttle. Their quick action likely prevented a catastrophic collision and costly wreck, saving lives and valuable property.
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A. A Cheek
D. A. Allen
I. M. & & Railway
Amity, Ark
Feriday
Allen
Messie
A. J. Johnson
Alf. Widner
Mim
Alles
McRe Howe
Stroundin
Mr. Allen
Rells
Grenaa
Sevral
Largest passenger locomotive in the world arrives in Chicago
A towering 24 foot high locomotive with four inch driving wheels and a 333000 pound weight arrives at La Salle Street station in Chicago. It is the first of thirty more built for the road and can pull twenty passenger or Pullman cars with ease.
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la Salle Treet
Chicago
Ates
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