Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 453
and easy communication, and so haveaided in teaching a common language. Therailroad has penetrated every corner of theland, and made us a nation of travelers. Count-less human shuttles thus are thrown daily acrossthe land in every direction, carrying with themthe threads of thought and speech, and… … A PUZZLEDGEOGRAPHER. By A. D. Condo. Teacher says that MississippiIs the Indian name forFather of Waters.Why dont they call itMistersippi ?And is Missouri one of hisdaughters ? PINKEY PERKINS: JUST A BOY. By Captain Harold Hammond, U. S. A. HOW PINKEY BECAME A PHILANTHROPIST. Pinkey Perkins had not…
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