Dreamster

A Beaver Falls, Pa., brewer named Anderson, who has something of a reputation as a dreamster, dreamed three nights in succession, recently, that Hon. William D. McKinley, of Ohio, would be nominated by the Republicans for President.

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Both horses mentioned at Baldwin’s performance as probable winner of the £500, have now been scratched; and at least one “dreamster,” who saw the St. Albans horse win easily, has had his anticipations crushed.

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What with dreaming all day and dreaming all night, you’re just growing into a dreamster, as Monica says.

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Unfortunately a few “dreamsters” and political ideologists (usually from unsuccessful locals representing only a small fraction of the tachers^([sic]) in the school system) succeeded in labelling the AFT as a Stalinist front organization.

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