Good Luck Clover Fourleaf transforms a spring meadow
A quirky spring tale tells of a four leaf clover named Four-leaf who arrives amid clover quarrels over prettiest dresses. He teaches the patch to value kindness, saying beauty comes from love, and the Clover Children vow to be kind to stay lovely.
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Miss White Clover
Daddy Clover
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Dourleaf
Mourleaf
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Fourleat
Virginia Hie Origin of the Name and Lore Across Europe
The article traces Virginia’s name origin from Latin roots meaning flourishing and virgin while noting a favored European tale that Queen Elizabeth’s Virgin Queen inspired the colony name. It mentions Virginia Dare and widespread reuse in the South along with symbolic meanings and a brief note on customs of burial at dawn.
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Virginia Dare
South
Correcting Common Misuse of Awful and Awfully
A brief note explains that awful and awfully are intensified forms derived from awe. It argues against using them as substitutes for very and urges proper language use. The piece cites examples from schoolchildren and adults to illustrate the error and its proper replacement.
Origins of the Cowboy Term and Purim’s Spring Link
The term Cowboy is traced to Partes bandits in Westchester County, New York during the American Revolution, later applied to western plains herders. Purim’s festival is connected to spring, with scholars arguing the celebration marks the sun god’s conquest of winter and ties Esther to Venus and Ishtar myths.
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New York
Marduk
Mordecai
Esther
Venus
Ishtar
Persia
Haman
Aimestris
A Line o Cheer by John Kendrick Banga
The piece proclaims a high standard man who faces evil with effort and resolve. It praises a boy of notable character, claiming he embodies both day and night in striving to be upright.
The Right Thing At The Right Time Lessons In Manners
A compilation of social table etiquette and manners advice with samples of humor. It discusses proper use of forks spoons knives and plate etiquette and includes brief humorous quips and a note on the fragrance of vanilla wood.
A Kind Woman and Riches in the Mogay Lesson 1921
A Sunday School lesson outlines Luke 12 54 and parallel scriptures on wealth greed and justice. It discusses avarice harming land and labor, dishonest measures, feeding the poor, and the fate of the rich man and Lazarus with emphasis on present actions determining the afterlife.
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Wtzwater
Western Nawapaper Union
Mate
Tim
Tito
Kinga
Eurnig
Lund
James
Hell
Abraham
Harding Offered Summer Home at Shinnecock Hills
Dr. Albert Healy urges President Warren G. Harding to use the Ely country home at Southhampton Long Island as a summer residence. The show house near Shinnecock Bay offers ocean views and close proximity to top golf courses. The narrative highlights Mrs Albert H Ely as mistress of the Ely home.
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Ely
Albert H. Ely
Notable Visitor Lady Anastasia Wernher in America
Lady Anastasia Wernher, widow of Major Harold Wernher and daughter of former Grand Duke Michiel of Russia, visits the United States. The piece notes her lineage to Czar Nicholas and ties to Kimberly diamond mines prosperity, while an aside extols dairying as evidence of thrift and general well being. It also discusses farm supplies including harness choices and pure water needs.
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America
Anastasia Wernher
Harold Wernher
Kinberly @amond
Michiel
Russia
Nicholas
Wenatchee to Sail Pacific Route from Brooklyn Maiden Voyage
United States Shipping Board announces its new eight million dollar passenger carrier Wenatchee, allocated to Pacific Steamship, will depart Brooklyn for her maiden trip and operate between Seattle and the Orient.
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United States Shipping Board
Wenatchee
Brooklyn
Pacific Steamship Company
Seattle
Orient
Traveling Life's Journey Between Upper and Lower Roads
A reflective piece describes two paths in life. The upper road offers awe through God’s glories and human wonders, but it is hard and arduous. The lower road tempts with leisure and ease, yet leads to risk and danger.
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Down Hill
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