Boy Locks Night in Bronx School Shed by Mistake
Albert L Percival Jr eight spends a cold night trapped in a school shed after the janitor locks up. He endures rats, biting hunger, and freezing darkness until his father finds him at Tompkinsville in the Bronx.
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New York
Albert L. Percival, Jr
Bronx
Albert
Tompkinsville
Henry Birge
Perry Farce
Frank Emmett
Tom Richey
Hart County
Richey
Birge
Paths of Yesterday and Bits from the Page
A nostalgic poem and miscellany from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper. The verses reflect longing for past summers and first loves, with lines about a girl, moonlit walks, and “Yes” as a sweet word. Scattered quips note social observations and a brief humorous verse. The piece includes a short note about G. T. Redmon’s dinner surprise and a few verse fragments from Hedrick Journal and Harlan Babcock.
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Rafael
Highfiler
Phlox
Earth
Heaven
Peace
Paradise
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Ram’s Horn Brown
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Spain
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Sunday Magazine
G. T. Redmon
A. C
FL. Redmen
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Michigan
Harlan Babcock
Evening Post
Nanac Shelby
Great
United
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Hawa
Porto Rigge
Panama Canal Zone
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Mose
Sampana Ion Tee Aiias
Subeck
Foss Ky
Augustus E. Willeon
W. F. Trusty
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Haydon & Barber
B. D. Lake
M. W. Hyatt
RED Cross
Dr. J. C. Mudd
C. J. Haydon
J. H. Lampton, M. D
Springfield, KY
Opera House
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C. C. McChord
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Claybrooke
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Robertson Buil
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Wharton & Tapp
Springtinia
John Y. Mayes
Bryan's Commoner
Louisville Herald
Nashville American
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New York World
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American Farmer
Breeders’ Gazette
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