Accidentals by Ozia3 midsummer in broken verse
Fragmentary poem explores happiness and weariness, revealing a conflicted song about longing and loss. Images of dawn, illusion, and mind tension illustrate the weather vane of life guiding introspection. Multiple fragmented lines hint at inner turmoil and elusive peace.
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Eden
Iba
Debis
A Dark Murder Case Moves Toward Truth and Risk
In a tense dialogue across danger and deception, Colonel Cain admits witnessing a Seabury murder and reveals Theodore Parker as a silent witness. The narrator presses for full truth and a plan for immunity as they navigate a path to uncover the killer while avoiding arrest.
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Brools
Joslyn
Ile
Theodore Seabury
Cain
Seabury
Leonore
Lane
Colonel Cain
Theodore Parker
Dr. Seabury
Theodore Par
Achin
Eno
Tello
Don Ot
Reminiscence of a Bank Official and a Christmas Swindle
A former bank manager recalls a Christmas Eve dicey scheme at a prominent Broadway area rack with a two thousand dollar limit, a police officer visitor, and a clever exchange of a forged check for cash. The tale centers on loyalty, decoy, and a risky improvisation amid a festive crowd.
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Weil
Broadway
Fourteenth Street
Saratoga
Boston
Royal
Bengal
Old Fel
New York Tribune
Wolves and wild cats haunt a bitter night tale from 1840
An aged Lehigh woodman recalls a January 1840 encounter near Tobyhanna Mills where two wolves chased a hound to a house. He shoots one wolf through the head and another through the window frame. A later bear trap tale ends with a mounted catamount attacking a buck, the only deer said to die in a bear trap.
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Lehigh
Tobyhanna Mills
Moscow
Lehigh Falls
Lehigh River
N. Y. Tribune
Curious Tales From Tid Bits On Odd Occupations
In Tid- Bits from London weekly, a columnist notes odd occupations such as artificial ear makers and lamp attendants, then mocks American bravado and violence. The item shifts to Daniel Parsons of Salem Road with a hen caring for five adopted kittens and details of how the hen protects and feeds them. The column ends with a quip about a drowning victim and an innuendo about the Major.
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Botcham
Fan
Mike Amun
Jonel Cain
Sea Buou
London Weekly Journal
America
Tree Press
Hien
Daniel Parsons
Old Salem
Mass
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