Country Cousin Sparks a Happy Pair at Home
In a 1919 McClure syndicated piece a plan to host a visiting “country cousin” triggers comic misadventure. Marian frets as Bob agrees to entertain Flora Winston, who arrives disguised, falls for Bob, and a mistaken rival transforms into a romantic match with Bob proposing to Flora as Marian becomes bridesmaid.
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Aloe
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My Black Mammy and scattered verse in St Louis Globe
A nostalgic poem sequence honors a beloved Black Mammy with memory, song, and guidance. The piece recalls childhood, sermons, and lullabies like Sweet Caroline and Golden Slippers, blending personal elegy with cultural reflection and a columnic note on contemporary events.
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