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Van Wert Times in Van Wert, Ohio

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Newspaper

Van Wert Times

Location

Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1889

Page

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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.

Dolly Sweet Brother Ben Dolly Bor Ben Mamma Mami Saya Bea Thas Aly Mrs. Sweet Aud Mamms Mamie Fannie Esch Eaery

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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