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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1901
Page
7
Gaston V. Drake writes in Sacred Heart Review about a boy who feels alien and longs for impossible activities. He describes cravings for skating in summer and sledding in heat, then laments not having pumpkin pie and buckwheat cakes, ending with a warning to others who fear being different.
A Cincinnati Tribune account tells of a Newfoundland dog who saved a boy from drowning after he fell from a pier. The dog then received praise and candy from amused children, who later offered sweets again when the dog tried to drown a second boy for candy.
A vintage craft note describes making a cocoa nut cradle for a doll. Parents or brothers saw the shell, add rockers of cardboard or thin wood, glue as needed, paint inside or outside, and decorate with lace and a cotton quilt so the dolly rests snugly all night.
In a St Nicholas feature, Cleveland Moffett recalls locomotive engineer William Powell and other rail tales. Convicts once forced a move on Powell’s engine but fled when wood revolvers proved harmless. Another escape attempt at Sing Sing led to a dramatic, water soaked near miss as Denny Cas sin foiled a trap and halted a runaway toward Tarrytown.
A small boy defines the center as the point that stands in the middle of a field. The exchange centers on identifying the location and its meaning in a simple teachable moment.
Mrs. Dora McElroy, an experienced horsewoman visiting Sherman Pennsylvania, rode a wild bull to show relatives. The bull dashed along a road for over a mile before she was thrown and found unconscious, bruised and in shock. She will stop riding bulls and ride horses only.
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