Angel Passes Through Village Street in Radiant Gloaming
In Katharine Tynan's Shamreeks the angel moves along a sunlit village street. His gold hair and purple wings dazzle, while children pause and women look on as a divine touch silences the crowd. He enters the gate where lawgivers sit, then passes on beyond sun and moon toward the evening star.
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Katharine Fynan
Four Leaf Clover Brings Wealth to Selfless Nora Credly
Nora Credly, a cheerful Irish servant in Mrs. Satterlee’s home, dreams of a four leaf clover and finds a talisman after a nap by the meadow brook. Her generous letters home and care for Dermot's family lead to a $12,000 inheritance from a grateful old neighbor, prompting a triumphant return to Ireland and a cautionary note on avarice from her mistress.
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Nora
Earth
Mr. Satterlee
Themene
Mrs. Satterlee
Noran
Dermot Kelly
Dermot
Ireland
Sam
Les
America
Thad
Whiteface
Olive Harper
Washington Critice
Yonkers Statesman
Malor
Washington
Boston Journal of Educaion
Richmond Dispatch
Cleveland
Newark News
Macon
Telegraph
Asia
California
Orleans Picayune
Springfield
Union
Belle Boyd
Belle
Boston-Herald
Philadelphia
Robert L. Taylor
Tennessee
St- Joseph Gazelle
South Carolina
York
Chicago
Lafayette Journal
Pallimore American
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisville Courier-Journal
Detroit-Firee-Press
Jay Gould
Pittsburgh Post
New England
Commercial Gazette
King
Kalakaua
Peoria Press
Arkansas Gazelle
Ballet
Iman
Leavenworth Times
Duke of Argyll
Detroit Free Press
Loston Journal, of Education
Burlington Free Press
Hawley
Memphis Avalanche
The
an-Oregon
San Francisco Post
George
Omaha
Hartford Courant
France
Memphis
Insects in Ears and Home Remedies
Advice on removing insects from ears using oil or vapor from a bottle. Warns against inserting pins and describes safe methods including pouring oil, syringe with warm water, and inhaled vapor. Also mentions fen drops for hiccough nausea and reviving sunstroke victims.
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Manmina
Humorous Exchange Between Humpback and One-Eyed Neighbour
A whimsical dialogue features a humpback addressing a one eyed neighbor. The exchange includes sly wordplay about loads and early morning sight, ending with a pun about a single open eye as the two characters converse.
Workingman’s Wife Proves Better Depositary
Fragmentary quotation notes a workingman’s wife as a wiser keeper of his nickels than saloon keepers, reflecting temperance or frugality themes in the period context.
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Ciricis
Ati
Pith and Point Snippets Spark Wide Wit Across Papers
A collage of witty phrases and quips from several newspapers notes ironic zingers about politics, society, and culture. The snippets touch on education, gender, law, and modern life with playful, satirical observations and pithy one liners from multiple editors.
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