Walkin' Home With Mary Poem by Jon Lincoln
A nostalgic verse recalls a moonlit walk with Mary as a dog urges bold confession. The narrator considers speaking, the breakers roar, and Mary answers with a kiss that seems to have echoed through time. The memory lingers decades later as a near national moment.
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Mary
Jon Lincoln
L. A. W. Bulletin
The Plunge of Arcturus Ends in Heroic Rescue
A family reads the evening paper as a railroad item recounts the perilous crash and near destruction of the Arcturus. Engineer John Swift and fireman Johnny Swift risked their lives to save others, guiding the engine through flood and ice before Swift’s ultimate death in a later incident. The tale blends memory, luck, and superstition from a small community.
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Harles
Daily News
Vons
John Swift
David
Iorace Mason
Nonetiut
Noneticut River
Nore
Nosuch
North Nosuch
Nosuch Station
Jimmie Hughes
Jimmy
Jacob Wilcox
Wilcox
Arcturus
Mither Hughes
Johnny
Johnny Swift
Feran
Frank
Pia
Charile
Sav ed by the cattle the thrilling adventure of two young New Brunswick boys
In a tale recounted from New Brunswick, two boys herd cattle when wolves attack. The herd forms a protective circle with the old bull leading. A wolf breaches the ring, but the bull charges, pins the wolf, and the father and handyman arrive to rescue the boys.
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New Branswick
Teddy
Bill
Father
High light trends in window drapery for the drawing room
The article discusses the rising popularity of the high light and sash curtains to glorify drawing rooms. It notes shifts away from heavy hangings toward lightweight drapery, yen commercial fabrics, and versatile options from wood poles to silk weaves, with emphasis on color harmony and draft protection.
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Cincinnati
Commiercis
Tribune
Draper Found Guilty in Jacksonville Murder Trial
In Jacksonville Illinois on January 28 the jury convicted Charles L Draper of murder and sentenced him to life imprisonment. Draper, a former abstractor for Judge E P Kirby, killed Hastings during an attack in Kirby's office after Draper’s theft of abstract books triggered his crime. His defense argued insanity and self defense. the judge and jurors weighed motive, method, and Draper’s character as evidence. The verdict ended an intense trial with an anxious jury, transitioning from doubt to a life sentence for Draper.
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Jacksonville
Iil
Draper
Charles L. Draper
E.P. Kirby
Chu “Hastings
Hastings
Lt 14
Mustings
Charles PL. Johnson
Ile
Haslings Wisu
Hastings’ Aime
Unu
Uare
Dad
Loveclock
Vlock
Niglt
Liat Ibhadi
Drepers Neck
John Devlin
Marder
Ines
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