Song of the Thrush in Seasonal Woods
A historical poem excerpt notes the wood thrush sings with seasonal cues from spring to late summer. It references Ani Uger-lilles, stonefly tests, silver birch, and Meantime wheat, meadows, and ripening harvests tied to June and dog days waning. The lines appear as a verse from William Heega in Yout's Companion.
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Ani
Astors
William iHega
Yout
Stumpy Ephraim Warner Saves Drowning Girl in Beach Rescue
Ephraim Warner an unlikely hero dives into rough seas after Percival Peyton orders him out of the water. He rescues Belle Towers and then carries Carrie Mowbray to safety, earning cheers and a gold medal from the U S Government. Peyton later apologizes and offers a solid position at Peyton Co. The incident propels Ephraim from servant to respected figure amid a social clash at the hotel.
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Ephrain
Carrie Mowbray
Carrie
Pelle Lowers
Vita
Abe
Mite Gilmet
Genoa
Bat
Lee Thany
Pepe Cee
Thais
Chloe Wrere Roby
Deas If
Tay
Uuraim
Fevhreaim
Ephraim
Barbara
Percival Peyton
Perton
Frank Chapin
Peyton
Stumpy
Charles Colwell
Colwell
Martha
Thor
Ephram
Nout Peyton
Fielle Towers
Boaraima
Beile
Jim
Fittie
Heparaim
Bulle
Warner
Ms. Springer
Luphraum
Mr. Yowers
Wau
Mr. Towers
Belle ‘Towers
Ephriam
Ephraim Warner
Iron Works
Peyton & Co
United States
New York Examiner
The Quezal the Royal Bird of Guatemala
The quezal of Guatemala is renowned as the most beautiful bird, with metallic plumage rivaling a rainbow. It inhabits high mountain regions, nests in hollow trees, and its skin is very delicate. Historically scarce and prized by Aztec royalty, the bird is a member of the trogon family with striking scarlet breasts and green plumage.
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Guatemala
Indiana
New York Dispatch
A WINTER DREAM OF SUMMER SONG
A verse by Virginia Franklyn contrasts a cold night with longing for summer. The speaker envisions fields, green hills, a silver lake, white swans, blooming orchard, and a thrush in a dark wood, then wakes to wind and prayer for spring.
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Virginia Franklyn
The House on the Hill and a Teeming Night
A single mother Ide hides two Italian children from a harsh world after the death of their mother. Steve Bowan, crippled and hopeful, contends with poverty as he and Ide face a choice between keeping the children or surrendering them to township care. Their vow to endure amid a brutal storm ends with a fragile sense of peace in a bare cabin.
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Leyin
Mrs. Bart
Steve
Mrs. Sutton
Sutton
Dlr
Plunkin’s Mill
Steve Bowman
Ide
Mertz
Plunkina
Ses
Mia
Bart
Burt
Tommy
Ida
Squire York’s
Yawning as a Remedy and Health Benefit
New York Herald notes yawning engages facial and chest muscles providing natural massage. It claims benefits for nasal catarrh sore throat palate and earache and mentions potential seven yawns daily as advised by doctors.
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New York Herald
In Cases of Croup Medical Episode Advice
A standard authority advises hot mustard foot baths and a very warm room for a child with croup. Procedures include a hot bath then drying, bed with blankets, and sirap of ipe cac until vomiting. An external rub of turpentine and various oils is recommended with chest saturations and hot applications to induce perspiration.
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Song OF the Thrush
CY Florence Wallowell
HOYT
BY May M'Henry