Plan for Federal Bird Paradise by Annie J. Chase
Beverly artist and author Annie J. Chase proposes a government appropriation to create a national bird paradise starting at Prospect Hill Beverly. She envisions Uncle Sam as guardian of songbirds, urges protective measures, and cites private aviaries as helpful but insufficient for saving native species.
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Annie J. Chase Calle
Uncle Sam
Guardian
Boston
Beverly
Annie J. Chase
Miss Chase
Prospect Hill
Widow postpones fifth wedding after veteran’s funeral
Baltimore scene recalls the widow of John Ludwig Ernest Janecke, age 60, who faced postponing her planned remarriage to George Frederick Peter after his funeral. Janecke, a Towson veteran of three German wars, wore five German medals and was buried with Krugerbund rites. Friends protested the timing, but the marriage was delayed a week after the veteran’s burial.
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Baltimore
John Ludwig Ernest Janecke
Janecke
Towson
Baltimore County
Prussia
Austria
Krugerbund
George Frederick Peter
Janeeke
Broke the Engagement in City Journal Verse
A brief verse notes a failed engagement after a suitor is jilted by an athletic girl who meets him by the garden wall. The dialogue frames a lighthearted moral about courting and unexpected outcomes. The city period tone remains, with a snapshot of social life in Kan- 38s.
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City Journal
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Ostropath
New Mexico
Roy Barber Shop
Millard Aldridge
Prop
Floersheim Mer. Co. Bldg
Roy Meat Market
John Schnieder
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Scientiia Journal
Torna
HUH & Co
York
Washington
Frank Reistle
Denver Colo
EL Paso & Southwestern
Roy
Teaver
Frank A. Roy
G. F. Roy
WM. C. Roy
Sec'y and
Treas
Incorporated
The
Floersheim Mercantile Company
H. Goodman
General Merchandise
E. W. Merrill
the Welcome
Jas, A, Proctor
Mora County
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Traficantes
Mercancias Generales
Pagan el Precio
Reses
Carneros
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Madera
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Cubros Y Zaleas
Wagon Mound
Ocate
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