Folk Song Publication and Oral History Legend
Styled by J Frank Dobie the piece presents Poller the Drinkin Gon d as one of America’s freshest original negro folklores. This account traces its origins from College Station and San Antonio rural lab stations, noting Parks who collected the verses in 1918 and the sailor’s imprint guiding followers to Canada after a Civil War era tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Dobie
University Texan
America
Poller
Meade Ln
Darks
Exay A
M. Experis
San Antonio
The
Society
Harris
Tejo H. VU. Parks
N. Ch
College Staton
Parks
Jap Ambassador Sails For America
A Japanese ambassador sails to America with his family aboard the Mori. The voyage is tied to Detmehi seashire and postings in Washington. Setsuke and Minnen Chiehiba are noted among accompanying figures in this foreign affairs voyage context.
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Tuna
Silent Imperial Wedding Shocks Te Bleral Court
Fragmentary report describes Yoshukiro and Misa Reisuko Matsudaira, a 26 year old heir and 10 year old daughter of Anpan’s former anc, marrying amid a private palace ceremony. Observers note limited witnesses, ritual to appease ancestors, and a drifting, ceremonial fusion of strains from a restrained outer palace setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoshukiro
Chichibu
Misa Reisuko “Matsudaira
Washington
Te Bleral
Wereh
Weehington
Intwars
Ceremany
Ada
Imu
Nice
Ie Siirik
Abel
Vrinre Chichilus
Vie
Godess
Ure
Ani
Austin Officials Seek Blackmailer
Austin officials publish a dire plea amid an ongoing case referencing a blackmailer. The garbled text mentions investigations by officers and a possible threat to a family, with obscure names and lines that hint at railroad or state connections.
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Austin, Seyit
Thay
al Line
Cosa
Miesanti Pavifie
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LD Folk Song
Oller
Canada
Pexley
Ban Antonis
Washer’s
Houston and Jefferson
Itny
Royal Honeymooners
Japan
Setsuko Metsudaira
Austin
Vogue
Georgette
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