Songs From The Journal Readers A Hollow Mournful Mix
A reader sends verses including Massas in the cold ground and a Titanic disaster recounting, with a chorus lament for enslaved workers and a reflection on shooting birds. The piece blends abolition era dialect lyrics with a poem on the Titanic and a childhood memory about hunting birds.
Good Old Indian Trail Reverie Poem
A lyrical sketch describes Indian Trail with churches for worship and singing, believers living with Christ in eternal day. It notes merchants awake with goods for sale at low prices, hunters nearby, and moonlit frosty nights as a rural, nostalgic scene.
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Christ
Old Indian Trail
Sunshine Jim Goodheart’s long road to reform
O F Carter chronicles Jim Goodheart once a drunkard and forger who wandered through St Louis and Denver The Sunshine Mission leader forgave debts paid back six thousand dollars and transformed hundreds of thieves into honest citizens Denver chief Felix O Neill praised him as worth thirty policemen The tale ends with Goodheart pledging to keep coming back until buried and free of trouble
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Jim Goodheart
Felix O'Neill
Denver
Colorado
Sunshine Jim
Chicago
Good Heart
Jim
Goodheart
St. Louis
Kansas City
Iito
Larimer Street
Sunshine Mission
Mission
Daily Mail
Billy Sunday
Trinity Methodist’ Episcopal Church
O'Neill
O. F. Carter
American Magazine
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H. B. Clark
Ashier
Bivens Brothers
T. G. Lee & Co
Nancy Pressley
Massas
Cornfield
Massa
de Darkeys
Cayse
London
New York
Beulah V. Funderburk
Journal
Lone Scout
W. Clyde Ritch
Glenns
English Drug CO
T. P. Dillon
Monroe
The
Henderson Roller
Monroe Creamery Association