Comin' Through the Rye Folklore Verse Refrains
A fragmentary, dialect laden verse piece echoes the traditional line Comin through the rye with repeated lines about meeting a body and a lassie or laddie. The stanzaic forms present playful questions about home names and greeting without a clear modern setting or narrative.
When the Lawyer Came to Hillsdale
The village of Hillsdale with a population around 400 gains a lawyer. Before, disputes were settled by Uncle Silas Warner. The lawyer's arrival triggers a rash of lawsuits over hogs, fences, wells, and land, ending abruptly when he leaves with a notice: all suits dropped and a return to old ways.
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Hillsdale
Oke
Silas Warner
Silas
Eillsdie
Kansas
Uere
Teller
Sle
Princ
Potatoe Patel
Yeu
Joe
Cooopar
Lim
Jetter
Jim
Jabez Smith
Jabez
Thompson
Widder
Waal
Pye
Lawwyer
Allus
Wieder
Jonis Beloc
Jonas
Jnnas
Skinner's
Skinner
Hijisdale
Justice of the Peace
Jerry Thomas
The
Baptist Church
Hat
Tlls
Notics
Lookout term crow in thieves slang noted by police
A Brentford police witness explains that a crow is a lookout in a burglary crew. The word, used since 1862, signals danger to accomplices and may derive from rooks posting sentinels. The London Chronicle cites the term as a slang constant in criminal circles.
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Brentford
Cornhill Magazine
London
Safe Places of Donovals
J J Drys recalls finding a New York Herald with Lincoln assassination account in the Bible which he placed forty years ago. The Belle Plains News notes two safekeeping options: the family Bible or on shelves of no store that advertises.
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Donovals
J.J. Drys
New York Herald
Lincoln
Belle Plains
The Iron House Cryptic Game of Stendhal’s Gate
A narrator recalls a nocturnal chase tied to the Desborough Stendhal contract saga. Involving Hammond, a forged Desborough contract, and a stealthy burglary, the tale centers on a dangerous web of betrayal and high stakes in the ironbound world of industry. The conclusion hints that the forged paper struck a fatal blow to Stendhal, though justice remains elusive.
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Stendhallad
John Hamuipoud
Hammond
Steadhall
Desborough
Clarence Desborough
Richard Stendhal
Stendhall
Stendvall
Stendhal
Aly
Desboroughs
Alice
Tinmus
Steadball
de Posit
bin Y
Central
Fle
Harmmond
Harmpmond
Progress of Filipinos In Their Application to Hard Work
A Washington dispatch reports Filipino students in American institutions excel academically and in engineering and sciences. About 240 Filipinos study in the U S, with government support for many. a new Filipino oriented magazine will launch in Washington, and several girls pursue medical and teaching tracks. One standout, Honoria Acosta, led tests in 1904, while a fourteen year old girl was found ineligible due to age.
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Vupine
United States
Washington
New York Globe
William A. Sutherland
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Wilipinog
Espeehuly
the Pilipino
Philippines
Europe
Sutherland
Manila Jockey Club
Cornell University
Brooklyn Polytechnic
University of Chicago
Fonoria Acossi
Philadelphia
Drexel Institute
Philippine Scouts
Honoria Acosta
Ammica
Oftcialis
British Turbine Ships Surpass Kaiser Wilhelm I in Size
Britain is constructing turbine ships that will exceed the Kaiser Wilhelm I by 6,000 register tons and feature 70,000 indicated horsepower. The project signals a significant leap in naval propulsion and ship power during the era.
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England
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Robert Burns
Gina
Charles B. Etherington
Richard Stendhall
Mrs. Desborough
Stendlall
Tyou
Dad
Stewainl
Lauks
Emi
Hutt
Tanimaid
Sammond
Troy
Stendall
Stendhkall
Stendhal's
Mr. Hammond
Ife
John Hanmond
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