Mrs Roosevelt and Her Children at Oyster Bay Society Center
A New York World portrait details Mrs Theodore Roosevelt as a young, poised mother guiding a bustling White House era. It describes her beauty, style, and family life from Oyster Bay to Washington, noting her devotion to children, private pet care, riding, reading tastes, and social influence as she prepares for a possible White House social role.
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White House
Andra
Dolly Madison
Grover Cleveland
Eli
Thrador Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Ife
Mrs. Roosevelt
Flor
Edith Kermit Carow
Alles Roosevelt
Teddy Roosevelt, Jr
Groton
Ethel
Archibald
Kermit
Quentin
Oyster Bay
Roosevelts
Gome
Guntor
Roosevelt Menagents
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Washington
Albany
Alive
New York State Federation of Women's Clubs
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Stevenson
Walter Pater
Shakespeare
George Meredith
Browning
Why the Joke Fell
A farmer waits for a suburban train with a Gordon setter. An Englishman questions the dog’s name and the farmer explains it as Locksmith, since the dog bolts for the door after being kicked. The incident draws hearty laughter from bystanders including the two Britons.
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Gordon Setter
Britain
Lockemith
St. Louis Republie
Wheat per Acre Experiments At Oblo Stave University
The article reviews long running tests on wheat sowing rates from five pecks to eight pecks per acre across various soils and years. Results show higher yields with eight pecks or more seed, and continued refinements at different stations before relocating. It also includes practical notes on garden practices, crop rotation, and root crop management with turnips and mangels.
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Hishie
Tacasion
Ontario
On the Field of Monterey Poem by Mrs Marian Means Sullivan
A reflective Civil War era verse recalling Monterey battle scenes, church bells, and fields. It laments fallen comrades with lines about May queen, young men, and cannons, contrasting joyous memories with the dead who sleep on the field. The poem closes honoring those who died in battle.
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Monterey
Marian
Sullivan
September Queen Passes in Autumn Imagery
A poetic fragment evokes Queen September walking among laaves and asters as summer ends. Vivid natural scenes contrast with the queen’s passing, as the speaker notes the year’s fading light and the approach of autumn, concluding with a signature line and the year 98 by Welr Mitchell.
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Goldevrod
September
Treaquill
Welr Mitchell
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