Widow Amesy saves man from quicksand after fall
In a Thanksgiving tale Widow Amesy, a strong, kindhearted benefactor, crawls along a tree limb to rescue Mr. Adoniram Jimson from a quagmire, breaking her own safety with heroic effort. The doctor mocks the scene, Jimson heals, and the widow’s home is rebuilt in time for a communal housewarming Thanksgiving feast led by Squire Wobbs and townspeople.
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Amely
Adoniram Jimson
Jimzon
Mr. Jimson
Walt
Jimson
Simeon
Halifax
Bucket Brigade
Flery Denon
Dye
Squire Wobbs
Carnival games for family fun and gentle play
A historical note describes simple home amusements for children and family at a thank dinner. It covers bear and handkerchief games, a wall suspended ball tenpin setup, a go-for-bed hop circle, and a German style Kegelspiel using a hanging ball to topple tenpins. The piece notes beaming entertainment for youngsters and a peaceful alternative to more strenuous activities.
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Pitlor
Bieemer
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