Little Brown House by the Road Poem From Margeret E Sangster
A nostalgic poem recalls the little brown house by the road as family life fades and returns through seasons and holidays. The speaker notes children growing, army service, and mothers’ warmth, linking home to national gratitude and enduring faith.
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Robi
Alice
Losie
Ayeres
Rev
Archie
How Many Turkeys Doomed Thanksgiving Estimate
A humorous set of turkey estimates spans from San Francisco to New York with a speculative count of six million birds. The sum suggests about 54 620 600 pounds of turkey meat and roughly 6 650 railway cars would be needed to transport them, given standard load assumptions.
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San Francisco
New York
Chicasot
Lonited
Turkey
Lensih
Capacity of All GT Uncle Sanis Warships
Fragmentary text notes vessel capacity for GT Uncle Sanis warships. The readable portion lists ships and cargo capabilities, implying a study or report on overall fleet tonnage and deployment capacity.
Thanksgiving Deliberations Between Fox and Gobbier
In a humorous piece from Hummelstown Pennsylvania Dr Wm W Fox the veterinarian reflects on a personal problem as Thanksgiving nears The two characters Grother Gobbier and Brother Gabbier ponder life and the question of which turkey meat is tastier white or dark with the scene set around clinic hours and a quiet rural mood.
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Brother Gol
Ih Lock
Grother Gobbier
Brother Gabvier
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