Four-Leaved Clover Seeks a Quiet Meadow Life
A sprig of clover grows amid springtime sun and distant birds. It speaks of hidden luck as it dreams of safety from eager passersby. A maiden finds it, carries away the treasure, and the clover ends its days in a book on a shelf.
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Thornton B. Penfield
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Bears and Bayou Hearts in a Chateau Affair
An American soldier narrator courts two French sisters at a chateau while torn between love and honor. He clashes with the baroness, grows close to Louison, discusses duty, freedom, and a possible escape, and navigates secret meetings and future war obligations amid intrigue and social proprieties.
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Hadn’t Forgotten It at Dinner Table Exchange
In a Cincinnati Enquirer item peckham remarks of years of silence ending as the worm turns. Mrs. Peckham retorts she hopes he does not call himself a worm. The theoretical head of the combine recalls being called the early bird at their wedding.
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Subordinate Officer with Broad Duty in Insular Affairs
Col Clarence R Edwards chief of the Bureau of Insular Affairs in the War Department handles insular possessions including the Philippines Puerto Rico Guam Hawaii and the Panama Strip now auditing Panama Canal accounts. He favors open publicity for all bids and transactions and Roosevelt leans on the War Department to push canal work. Edwards is a regular army officer with strong business sense and broad responsibilities.
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