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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1907

Page

34

How Snip Got Rid of Hi

Snip the mongrel dog loves Freckles, the boy nicknamed Freckles, and is devoted to him through mischief and punishment. A city cousin arrives with a refined dog costing $50, causing Snip to feel replaced. Freckles learns loyalty matters and vows to keep Snip as his true friend, with Snip sharing in the yard’s adventures and heart.

Maud Walker Nip Burton Thomas Snip Freckles Freckies Sam Snipsey Tom Bob Tall Sit Bern Zeu-Zeit Zeu-Zeu Pgs Zeu Zen- Zen

Brave Jack and Rosebud in the Mount Perle woods

Brave Jack and Rosebud plan a woodland walk to Mount Perle despite Granny Wrinkles warnings. A hideous old wizard captures them but fairies rescue them, lifting them home to their astonished mother as they vow to stay near Meades.

Helena Davis Neas Jack Rosebud Woods Granny Mount Perle Rosebudges Loor Tata Yigeke Starling Granny Wrinkles Anson Lawmaker Meades Brave Jack Sister Anson Hermit Diin Rosebut Lioness Littl Rosebud Uiranug

Beheaded Word Puzzle Devotion Personified

A New York Times item recalls pupil devotion in a big boys school on Henry Street. Pupils fetch and post a letter, earning bragging rights for a small savings and a stamp gift that adds to daily prestige. The piece contrasts with a Herald snippet on money and reciprocity.

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Fishermen Needing Nets Shift From Hand to Factory Made Gear

Historic note on how fishermen formerly knitted nets by hand in winter and now mostly buy factory made nets. Describes net types pound nets seines drag nets and gill nets, and how nets are sold by the pound or by length. Mentions major netting centers along the Atlantic seaboard plus Chicago and Seattle and notes some hand made dip nets remain in homes.

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Taming Young Crows On Farm Boys Annual Crow Hunt

Farm boys begin seasonal scouting for crow nests before leaves. Catching a young crow at the right size yields a tame, glossy plumage and gentle demeanor. Crows are prolific eaters, revealing mischief once grown, from stealing knives to teasing cats, as boys tempt them with meat to coax the bird away.

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Crow Tricks and Mischief in the Hen Yard

A rustic tale describes a taming crow that steals meat from a boy, dodges every grab, and sometimes beams with mischief for half an hour. It also notes crows tormenting roosters and cats, following humans, and a playful crow near Kaybob, plus legends of goblins and brave boys.

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