Rest poem about a child in winter
A lullaby of parental care and protection set against a stormy night. The poem describes sheltering warmth, wool from a sheep, milk from a cow, and a cradle carved from an oak. It speaks of trust in God and the world cradled in love as night winds howl outside.
Reginald Finds Fulfillment in Woods With Amos
Aunt Em moves Reginald to a country home to curb his boredom and spoiled demands. The boy bonds with Amos, learns wood cutting and natural history, and discovers contentment beyond toys as he aids Amos and plans school for both.
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Reginald
Emily
Europe
Elly
Amos
Tve
Miss Emily
Aunt Em
Mamma
Chicago Daily News
Farm Notes on Poultry Health and Dairy Practice
Practical guidance on shade for poultry, quiet cattle handling, nest hygiene, lice control, weed and pest management, and shell quality. It covers butter fat origin, strawberry bed preparation, dairy farming advantages, and the farmer’s health as a priority.
Philanthropic Sparrows Described in Outing Magazine
A writer recalls sparrows visiting a roof top to feed a blind fellow sparrow. Four or five birds brought crumbs for the injured bird, which did not resist when gently picked up. The scene highlights kindness and communal care among sparrows observed over several days.
Spinsters Oppose Men Who Do Not Propose in Inn Garden
In a country inn garden Damian and Figaro discuss long wakefulness and a charged sleeping room as a cautionary domestic exchange. The line contrasts necessity and flirtation with social restraint.
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Damian
How to make good butter on the farm
Advice on dairy quality emphasizes a healthy cow and proper feeding. Milking should be clean, milk strained, and cream separated promptly. Cool the cream before mixing and stir thoroughly for best butter fat. Also notes a Casey Illinois shut in earning through bookmark sales and a Reddington England breakfast service with milk.
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New York
Philadelphia
H. W. Potts
Hawkesbury
Red Cross Emblem Rules Urged to Halt Commercial Use
A 1905 law and a Geneva convention target commercial use of the Red Cross insignia. The international agreement seeks national legislation within five years to end nonauthorized advertising by barber shops, pharmacies, and manufacturers. Penalties include fines up to 500 dollars and possible imprisonment.
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United States
Geneva
National Red Cross
Congress
Red Cross
American Red Cross
American National Red Cross
Countries
Root Voices Sentiment: US Argentina Friendship Speech
President Alcorta hosted a formal banquet in Buenos Aires for Secretary Root and the diplomatic corps. Root affirmed enduring U S friendship with Argentina and framed a shared pursuit of liberty and justice, noting no alliances but mutual sentiment with other nations.
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Uncle Sam
Buenos Aires
Alcorta
Root
Elihu Root
North
South America
Roosevelt
Benjamin Rush
James Monroe
United States
Portraits and politicians stir public views in era headlines
The page surveys figures from Thos B Reed’s portrait hung in Augusta to Mayor Fitzgerald warning against city work leasing. It notes Col Andrew L Harris as a strict abstainer, Mrs Hannah Sharp campaigning in Des Moines, and scarce photographs of Senator Kittredge in Washington. It also mentions Confederate-era survivors, graft talk in schools, Jonathan Bourne’s pop vote win, Chandler’s quip on country drives.
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Thos. B. Reed
State House
Augusta
Fitzgerald
Boston
Andrew L. Harris
Ohio
John M. Pattison
Hannah Sharp
Des Moines
Iowa
Senator Kittredge
South Dakota
Washington, D. C
Garnier
Texas
Uvalde County
John Goode
Roger A. Pryor
Virginia
Colgar
J. D. C. Atkins
Joseph B. Heiskel
John V. Wright
Tennessee
Hiram B. Bell
Georgia
Henry C. Jones
Florida
James L. Pugh
Alabama
Chandler
Chronology of 14th to 20th Century World Events
A long list of historical dates and events from 1388 to early 1900s covers battles, political changes, explorations, and notable incidents. Highlights include Henry VIII’s marriage, New York’s surrender, Ottawa becoming Canada’s capital, Lincoln's 1862 call for troops, and the Dreyfus retrial beginning.
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Douglas
Chevy Chase
England
France
Scotland
Henry VIII
Catherine Howard
New York
Greenwich Observatory
Fort William Henry
Montcalm
Paris
Madison
Battle of Stonington
Conn
Napoleon
St. Melena
Batth Wilson's Creek
Lincoln
Edinburgh
Potomac River
Marshel Bazaine
Isle of Ste. Marguerite
Forest
Ill
Maxwell
Charles A. Preller
St. Louis
Larry Donovan
Hungerford Bridge
London
Florence Maybrick
Liverpool
United States
China
San Francisco
California
Britannia
Cowes
Memphis
Tenn
Great Britain
Chatterthun
Sydney
S. W
St. Thomas P. E
New York City
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Little One
Lizzie Johnson
Casey, Il
Reddington
Safgbuard Red Cross
Poulics
Roosevelts
Mia
William Dutcher
National Association of Audubon Societies
Queen Alexandra
Literary Digest
la Nature
Eisenminger
Szassvaros
Hungary
Astorian