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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1896
Page
6
Poem praising a radiant homeland where sorrow ends and spirits rest in a mystic realm beyond time. It envisions a bright pathway to the Land of the Westering Sun and mourns earthly toil while celebrating eternal happiness. Authored by G. Shirley in Good Housekeeping.
Patrick O'Malley rises from laborer to favored gym job after surviving a midnight scare. A prankish night yields a ghost hurdler scare, but Paddy's courage and wit prevail, earning him the coveted post and the respect of all at the college.
In a brief exchange, Uncle Rasbury explains why he named his dog Moreover. Marse John questions the citation of Scripture, while Rasbury recalls a biblical phrasing about a dog licking sores.
A collage of humorous lines shows critics blunt about Jingoli's sausie and comedy in proposals. Parents and grandparents appear in playful banter about gifts, bikes, and writing checks. A Detroit Free Press note mocks the bicycle ambulance idea with a dinner table remark.
Noah Brooks describes Thibetan fauna including huge shaggy cattle used for burden and plow, the finest musk produced by a gazelle like creature with four tusks, and abundant game. He notes pelts and dried head trophies brought to Venice, plus details on pheasants, people, and prosperous trade.
On Amos M. Collins farm near Bainbridge Ohio a demure cat raises two orphaned kittens and befriends two young gray squirrels. The kittens and squirrels explore together until dusk, with the cat guiding and guarding the adopted youngsters as she would her own offspring.
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