Carolyn of the Corners Copyright 1918
A note credits Dodd for the copyright of Carolyn of the Corners in 1918. The brief entry records ownership by Dodd and the work title in a publishing catalog style.
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1918
Page
6
A note credits Dodd for the copyright of Carolyn of the Corners in 1918. The brief entry records ownership by Dodd and the work title in a publishing catalog style.
Carolyn May arrives in Sunrise Cove to meet guardian Uncle Joe Stage and the family at The Corners. She discovers Hannah’s memory in Mrs Parlow and encounters Jed and Amanda Parlow, as Uncle Joe contemplates guardianship and safe lodging for the girl and her dog Prince.
A portrait of Carolyn, a lovable girl who preaches the gospel of looking up and making things better. The piece invites readers to become acquainted with her and follow her through the opening chapter as sunshine and blue sky lift spirits.
Carolyn and Prince encounter Aunty Rose whose dour mood unsettles the lonely girl. The piece hints at Carolyn’s early experiences in her new home as the next installment unfolds. The Markets.
A comic collage shows a German accented professor issuing a verbose order to a hostler about feeding a horse. A groom reports a Dutch speaker seeking attention. Rozzer frets a friend leaving for the country as a plan to keep bees unfolds with hopeful humor.
A humorous wartime quip questions agricultural yields by asking if anything has been raised, answering with the rent as the year’s crop. The exchange frames economic pressure on households during a period of scarcity and rationing.
Fragmentary text notes a secret police force of 8,000 in Pennsylvania and a devastating fire in Constantinople affecting 200,000. The lines mix slang and surreal imagery with unclear connections to real events.
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