Nest in the Pocket Tale Tied to Cary Sisters Home
Our Boys and Girls visit the Hamilton pike area near Clovernook where Alice Cary and her sister Warren Caryen hid poems in a barn cupboard. The piece notes the real farm of Samuel Johnson and the Cary siblings’ two story house nearby dating from 1830 to 1850.
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Alice Cary
Miss Cary
Hamilton Pike
College Hill
Clovernook
Samuel Johnson
Cary Sisters
New York
Warren Caryen
The Boy Traveler Sees King Oscar in London Visit
A American boy, traveling from America, gains an audience with King Oscar in Roehampton. The King, famed for democracy and accessibility, meets sailors, talks with students, and hosts tides of admirers, while living quietly at Grove House away from royal pomp.
THIS BOY CAN COOK Prize winner at Hughes High School
Fred D Hirst a 14 year old from Home City Ohio won a school cooking contest at Hughes High School Cincinnati beating many experienced girls The article notes boys now embrace cooking as a useful skill and comments on his first year in high school and his home life. It then shifts to a narrative about an interview with King Oscar of Sweden and Norway during a European visit and the king’s approachable nature and health.
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Oscar
Sweden
London
Europe
Eden
England
Thames
Ivery
King Oscar
Count Lewenhaupt
America
Roehampton
Paris
Fred D. Hirst
Hughes High School
Cincinnati
Robinson Crusoe
Fred
Norway
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