The Telegram Silent Messenger and a Prairie Storm
A child asks a telegraph clerk to send a letter to his mother who has gone to heaven. The storm tale follows Bill and Joe on the prairie as a blizzard traps them with a claim jumper, who saves them with his life, then dies, and is honored by the pair.
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Wild bird home tucked high above New York rails
A reporter spots a tiny English sparrow cottage built on a high Manhattan bridge girder near One Hundred and Sixteenth Street. An English track worker protected by a bolt and iron rod created this elevated nest site where sparrows raise multiple broods yearly despite winter winds and train noise.
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Dolly Sweet Learns to Earn and Reunite Cat and Kittens
In a moral tale from Youths' Companion, Dolly Sweet misplaces items including a knife, mittens, and a cloak bottom. Her brother Ben proposes a plan of work and a slide ride to earn a dollar, leading to a month end balance and Dolly’s reward. A second tale follows Mamie and Fannie, who help a motherless trio of kittens reunite with their cat after lessons on sharing and care.
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Second Girl Wanted in a Good Family on Sunny Avenue
A manager offers a position for a second girl in a well off family on Sunny avenue with a weekly wage, meals, and two afternoons off. The girl shows interest in other jobs, then is offered an assistant bookkeeper role by Grindem & Hardface, dealers in hides and tanners' supplies, in a basement near the docks of Dingy row, with a small salary. A Chicago Tribune New England note mentions a schoolboy daFinder Volcano described as a burning mountain.
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