Forgive me when lilies blow and visions fair
A lyric fragment attributed to Zangwill speaks of forgiveness for loving deeply and repeatedly. The speaker admires a beloved face and lips, comparing them to music and blue skies, yearning through rain and mist. An improvised, romantic tone centers on devotion and beauty.
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Romes
Lipa
L. Zangwill
Reallam
The Traitor's Thumb Keeps Lucky Streak at Bridge
In a tense bridge game, Guy Hardwick bragged of his astonishing luck and tallying a £560 win with Wille Stamford counting the score. Hardwick unveils a silver cigar case as proof, while Mason doubts the superstition behind the supposed mascot in a late night showdown.
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Guy Hardwick
Wille
Wills Stamford
Hardwick
Dell
Mason
Bia
Rockefeller Gift Funds Hookworm Study in South
John D. Rockefeller provides 1 million dollars to a 12 member panel of scientists educators and business leaders to study the hookworm disease in the Southern United States. The aim is to curb its ravages, treat the illness, and promote sanitary measures to prevent infections.
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John D. Rockefeller
Potomac River
Booth
The Traitor's Thumb and a Brief's Monte Carlo Luck
Will Stamford discovers a silver cigar case containing a boiled traitor's thumb. He borrows Hardwick's luck, wins big at Monte Carlo, and plans to confess. Hardwick is later killed by a motor, leaving Stamford to face the consequences of his actions.
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Hardwick
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Monte Carlo
Japan
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Old Irish crofter's cabin playhouse at Caffrey estate
The Caf frey residence on Green wood avenue in Far Rockaway features a replica of an Irish crofter's cabin for the Caffrey children. The 15 by 12 foot one story playhouse has stone walls, a thatched roof, three front windows, and a sign "Don Na Stoegas" meaning Fort of the Fairies. Inside is straw walling and a trove of toys, chairs, and furniture, making it an ideal children s play space.
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Children's Playhouse
Far Rockaway
James Caffrey
Brooklyn Eagleways
Green “Wood Avenue
Villa la
Caffrey
Sentimental Puns and Colonial Observations Parade in a Humorous Page
A collage of humorous verse on pigs cabbages and soap from Harper’s Weekly, plus light notes on stately displays in St Petersburg and a judge’s fines. The miscellany also includes anecdotes about dairy farming markets and home economies, with practical farming tips on hog houses alfalfa and storage.
Beehives and Pigments of Poultry Lessons in 1900s Farming
A rural period piece discusses why pullets may not lay eggs, noting late hatchings and poor growth as factors. It stresses stock quality, proper care, and the influence of breed strain on laying reliability. It also highlights beekeeping for women as a profitable, low-cost pursuit, focusing on concrete beehives and DIY mold-based production.
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Kansas
Warning to Dairymen on Oleomargarine Law
Warns dairymen that proposed winter amendments threaten the oleomargarine law and dairy protections. Urges contacting congressmen to press for a square deal or risk political backlash next year. Also notes barn safety lantern device and farm home tips, plus a fertilizer on Trieste stones and sunshine’s role in dairying health.
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Missouri Dairyman
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