My Sleeryu Song Like to See the Moon's Old Man
Poem fragment expresses whimsical imagery of the moon, lightning, clouds, rain, and a childlike longing for a brave soldier to guard sleep. The author signs as G A Carrington with a personal note and rhythmic lines.
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A. Carrington
Fluffy the white puppy as loyal protector
A sentimental piece describes Fluffy the white puppy comforting a sick mistress for a year. The dog bonds deeply, learns tricks, obeys commands, and protects the family, even chasing cats and bath time each week.
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Fluffy
London Bridge Fate Recalled In Darkening Verse
A poem fragment recalls London Bridge’s famed collapse and its grim aftermath, hinting a drowned fate behind the old rhyme. The lines suggest a historical or folkloric reworking, preserving the legend while hinting at tragedy.
Corn Recipes From Fragments And Folklore
Readable passages discuss corn as a versatile food, noting its use as meat substitute and value in daily meals. John Sharman of Cincinnati cites corn dishes and tribal preparations, while a quip about angels and ladders closes the piece with a schoolroom anecdote.
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John Ww. Sharman
Cincinnati
Sharman
Averag
Philadelphia
Upbringing of Victor Emmanuel Shows Harsh Training
The article contrasts Queen Margherita’s wish for a clever prince with a harsher fatherly approach. The prince endured a strict military regimen under Colonel Osio, sleeping cold, baths, early meals, and demanding study, followed by outdoor rides regardless of weather, shaping a stronger if frail youth.
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Victor Emmanuel
Margherita
Osio
Prince Victor
Tos
Postcard Halloween Party for Nellie with Broken Leg
Nellie, bottled up by a broken leg, receives a surprise postcard Halloween party from friends and family. Aunt Mary arrives with a mail pile. guests guess sender identities and deliver dainty Halloween keepsakes, turning a setback into a joyful gathering.
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Mary
Nellie
Aunt Mary
Abi
Halloween Fortune Telling From Odd Wedding Tricks
A reader describes various folkloric methods for predicting future partners. The piece outlines melting lead to form shapes in water, dropping newspaper letters into water to spell a name, using a wedding ring in a goblet with the alphabet, and a raisin on a string game to indicate the future spouse.
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