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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
3
In Poughkeepsie New York a fox fleeing hounds leaped into a ground floor classroom. Pupils climbed desks as two dogs roamed the room. The fox hid under a teacher’s desk and died after a rope lasso attempt failed. The report notes broader debates on telegraph and railroad monopolies.
James Portland plans a woods walk with Anne after a long lunch break. He reaches her home path and finds Mackintosh arriving in a blue car, signaling a possible rival in the love triangle surrounding Anne and her father.
A summer tale follows James Portland as he obsesses over Anne Hike, misses love, and confronts his own comical folly. He discovers Anne now loves Mackintosh, confronts jealousy, and finally declares his feeling, leading to an engagement amid tense rivalries and dramatic near-confessions.
A sculpted bust of an early English bishop features in a carved stone portrait. The work emphasizes ecclesiastical attire and solemn expression, highlighting historical clerical styles and era-specific adornments.
The scribe argues that buyers of poems like Paradise Lost or Dante's Inferno were drawn by illustrations rather than the literary merit. The remark highlights a belief that visual appeal often inspires purchase more than textual value.
An inquest into a child’s death in Rotherhithe England heard a doctor’s explanation that an unexplained heart impairment near its point caused fatal hemorrhage. The testimony suggested the cause was rare and not fully understood.
In a humorous exchange a freshman asks where baths will be in the new dormitory and the sophomore quips that freshmen will have no bathrooms, suggesting vacuum cleaners and paincoats as a joke about living conditions.
A report notes an Ohio man trained to walk on hind legs. The article questions why such effort is needed when forests teem with wild hogs and other species, implying skepticism about the training's purpose.
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