Arbor Day Celebrations Move Toward National Holiday
Secretary Morton leads Arbor Day events with palm and fern displays in Washington, urging a universal holiday. The piece notes states set Arbor Day dates by governors, compare to England’s Old Midsummer Day, and highlight public programs, sapling distributions, and civic observances across cities and schools.
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England
Piontines Shale
Gothamites
Arbor Dayan
Inchaponcs
Arbor Day
Wisconsin
Weoming
Norn Dayfray
Colin
Kansas
Monesota
Texas
Sionitna
Utah
Rhode Island
Idahi
Nelicseka
S Ile Post
Washington
J. Sterling Morton
Arbor Lodge
Washniion
Mai
Min Feuia
Matacma
Maby
Iinglasil
France
Smith
Harvey Lincoln
Unfortunate youth and a visionary dream of a log cabin
A fragmented reminiscence contrasts hurtful early life with a longing for a simple log cabin home. The piece weaves memory of a harsh upbringing, a nonsensical dream of gooseberries and hounds, and a reformer's awkward encounter with Sambo Gibson, ending with Dan Fogg.
The Shrill Scandal Shakes the Buzzardville Snorter
The Snorter's new city editor, a booze loving hustler in disguise, stirs uproar with x rated Household Hints and improper plays. The society editor covers Kid Starbuck’s hanging, provoking reader fury and mass protest. The wedding report sparks further backlash as staff misfires and a brick is hurled.
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Thizzardville Suorter
Mississippi Valley
New City
Shuey
Shay
Buzzardville
Flvepepsia
Croup
Society
Kid Starbick
Starbuck
Oscar Lovelace
Will Tym
Cypress Street
Hary
Nellie Shy
Rustler
Bob Hitsinhim
Pete Mayhert
London
Bill
Corbett
Massachusetts
Mitchell
Willie
Spike Sullivan
Sandy McSweat
Christian Iives
Hoyle
First Baptist Church
Buzzardsville
Pullisher
Boston Standard
How to Become Beautiful and Other Fragments
A mixed excerpted item offering health tips on diet and daily routines, followed by poems and prose pieces. It includes guidance on meals and hygiene, a sentimental piece about a brown house and mother, and literary snippets about Darby Flanigan and global characters, reflecting a period newspaper collage.
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Birehphise
Ste
Helge Austin Tnt
Yan
CDI
Orizhipr
Botti
New Dances for Summer Hotels and Cotillions
Dancing teachers craft new summer dances for hotels and resorts. The Josephette, Portia, Lavanna, and Louise lead a season of varied steps, waltzes, and cotillion figures, with round dances named after creators. Guidance covers costume, timing, and how to invent dances, aiming for novelty without losing dignity.
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Louise
Leda
Optilions
Lavanna
Stanmer Cme
Howels
Josephette
Cpnnons
Huvs
Wales
Antena
Josep Aette
Fort
Alan
Lela
la Louise
Marguerite
Juliet Monture
Porria
Bane
Harry Germaine
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Morton
Nebraska
Ryman Inverview
Erin
Pete Mas
Arty Poe
Emi
Oceania
Diet Cole
Bane Penoo
Mt Tamer
Dave
New York
Teldy
Feredu
Rulows
Lecehiadion
Pete Wei
Dees
Paty
Rao
Eumple
Ees Vultrer Cand
All Arena Ars
Anya
Sete
Wriss
Barni
Sambo
Sambo Gibson
Gibson
Dan Fogg
Rualler County
Spiverdar
Mr. Starbuck
Jerkens
Little Brown House
Mr Cornwell
Limerick
Mr. Darby Flanigan
Tim
Harbey
Limarick
Darby Flanigan
Ploddini Foster
Mozambique
Sn Naven
Prague
Coudean
Provan
Anitajooslasi
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Maudlin
Simmer Hotels
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