Spirited Away Rescue Scene in Albuquerque Cave
MacDonald and five companions rescue Helen Bleeker from lava bed caverns near Albuquerque. They trap robbers, recover loot, and flee by boat on a lava island as pursuers fire wounding shots. The group returns to city acclaim with Col Bleeker and wife applauding the rescue.
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MacDonald
Helen
Albuquerque
Bleeker
New Mexico
Helen Bleeker
Ieten
Malcom MacDonald
Mac
Donald
When My Ship Comes In Poem Fragment
Carl Smith pieces together a hopeful poem about awaiting a dream voyage and a distant cargo ship. The speaker imagines a calm sea voyage, distant islands, and the crew’s longing for a livelier life as time drifts toward an eventual arrival.
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Carl Smith
Harper's Weekly
Do Animals Dream A survey of dream evidence across species
The St Louis Republic cites researchers who argue animals dream. Horses show signs during sleep such as neighing and rearing, dogs bark and react to chase or combat memories, while ruminants appear less affected. Philosophers extend the idea to lower life, suggesting dreaming may be a universal law alongside sleep.
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St. Louis Republic
Kalakaua's koa coffin crafted from 600 timber pieces
The coffin for Kine Kalakaua was built from koa and kou wood in about 600 pieces, with wooden handles and no metal visible except an inscription plate bearing the crown and Hawaiian coat of arms and inscriptions.
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Kine Kalakaua
A Wonder in Eggs at Season Start
Eminent authorities estimate nine million eggs in the medium sized ewl at breeding season start. The sheer number challenges intellects, though to the naked eye a single egg is tiny. a microscope reveals countless life-germs packed tightly, standing on ends like cells in a honeycomb.
New Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City to Open April 6 1803
The temple, under construction for forty years, cost 2,500,000 dollars and will be the nation’s largest architectural project, opening in Salt Lake City on April 6.
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Salt Lake City
God Save Our Land Anthem Recited in Columbia
Poetic exhortation praising liberty and the land, praying for divine protection of soil and ancestors. References to guardian of liberty and the union, with the chant God save our Fatherland. Amended by a group identified as fA. M.
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Columbia's
Guardian of Liberty
Fa. M
Humorous Patterns and Patter From a Periodical Page
A jumble of quips and snippets features playful lines about flag makers, walking rope, clocks, life’s rocky path, punny names, social habits, and foibles. The fragmentary humor surveys wit and romance with voices from a bygone era.
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Venaive
J. A. Bolles
Frank G. Carpenter
Moscow
Russia
Volga
Caspian
Black Seas
St. Petersburg
Gola
Republic
Standard Works
Hi Horse **Nail
Con
Iinsas
Thomas
Frien
Tommy
Pat—Faix
Mike
Pat
Johnnie
John
Mr. Barrows
Ae. Tomson
Nellie
Geordies
Geordie
Ike
DeTrop
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