Waiting on the Lord amid toils and quiet revelations
A devotional meditation ties personal strain to faith as a worker prays for blessing without delaying, sensing peace when surrendering to God’s will, and finding strength renewed. The piece blends poetry, Civil War memory, and reflections on trust, patience, and mercy in daily labor.
Washington women of leisure hailed for talents and social grace
A Washington Post piece extols women of leisure like Mabel Boardman and Mrs Taft for Red Cross leadership and musical, culinary, accounting, and artistic skills. It highlights Olga Converse as a premier dancer and notes Mrs James Bryce as a salad innovator and social influencer among diplomats.
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Washington
Miss Boardman
Red Cross
Taft
Misa Boardman
To & Man
Red Cross Felights
Alag Milas Boardman
Cincinnati
Inherited Sports and Dutch Childrens Pastimes
The article recalls Dutch American life with memories of winter sports among Ditch children in Holland and New Netherland. Skating, sledding, and coasting are described as lifelong cultural habits tied to towns like Albany and New Amsterdam, plus a note on market and church travel by skates. It also discusses tea introduction to the West, noting Dutch origins and early European entry.
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New Netherland
J. Nicholas
Master
Pinter
Kermia
W. EK. Griffis
Anya
Holland
Holland Canala
Ponda
Mohawk and Hudson
Friesland
Lee
Lady
Jase
Bushand
Swaln
Newburean-the-Hudsin
Albany
Dorp
North River
China
Japan
Saya
Mood
Europe
Dutch East India Company
Alberts
Soul and Body Dialogue by Samuel Waddington
A verse exchange questions where the soul was before birth and if it shared the body’s fate. The speaker denies earthly or heavenly dwelling, asserts mutual future memory with the body, and asks the absent soul to accompany him in doubt as they journey together through life and death with Samuel Waddington.
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Mminolz
Vicksburg
Young's Point
One Hundred and Eighth
Timels Pantheon
Hones
Thea
The Tragedy of a Diamond Star in a Porch Tale
A weary former baseball star recalls his rise to fame and a fateful game day that broke him. Once hailed for power and polish, he details a pivotal Utica Blues defeat, a hostile crowd, a brutal fall, and the slow slide to being canned. The tale blends nostalgia with a plea for mercy and forgiveness.
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Madan
Utica Blues
New Haven
Indy
Indianapolis Star
Thinking One's Self 614 Mind Sets Old Age at Five
Health Record notes a viewpoint that at age thirty one should envision becoming an old man or woman by age five, asserting the mind fixes material reality through perpetual self-fulfilling thoughts, warning that such mental expectations shape life outcomes.
Old Fav Since Uv ye Been in the Tin Paddy Whack Song
A humorous ballad recalls a recent soldier turning bold in the army. The singer boasts of charm, gallantry, and imagined rank as he marches with a lively chorus and mentions several fashionable women and companions eyeing his army life.
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Ballyhack
Kitty Lynch
Luke
Peg McCarthy
Misa Judy Buges
Sally Maggs
Martha Scraggs
Molly Magee
Pollies
Kittles
Dolliea
Enora
White
A Gastonomic Idye at the Hotel de Normandie
A Bookman writer extols a Paris style dining experience inside a street entrance hotel. A seasoned waiter serves pottage mussels moules mariniere and a sequence of French dishes from galantine Camembert and cafe Ma gran to peaches and stale bread. The piece lauds French gastronomy over American tastes and notes timeless culinary genius.
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Hotel de Normandie
America
Amea
Garlle
Garlie
Tempas Fugit mule dispute mocks time in Ivo ry
In a humorous exchange from a 19th or early 20th century style piece, two men argue over a mule purchase. One accuses the other of stealing the mule three weeks prior, claiming the animal is young and unfit. The other quips that time certainly flies in this hen country, reflecting local color.
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Mistah Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Success Magazine
Tell Tale Aroma and Neighborly Rife in Yonkers
A Yonkers Statesman style quip notes how neighbors alert to fried onions at supper while missing the strawberry and ice cream treats. The aside ends with a tongue in cheek jab about a woman with time to sew, hinting at domestic routines.
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Josh
Yonkers Statesman
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