Gold Threaded Bridal Dream
A fragmentary verse fragment recalls a bride preparing for a gilded wedding. The speaker envisions crownlike orange buds, a white veil, and pearls for tears while facing a ritual with solemn pride. The poem centers on love, money, and a performance at the altar.
Old Man's Boy Rescue Amid Hicks Knob Chase
In southern Missouri, deputy Hanks and deputy Boulson capture a horse thief near a log cabin. An aged rancher pleads for his son, believed to be among the riders, and the men decide to relay word if they spot him, then ride off with a tense, moral undertone.
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Hicks’ Knob
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Sheriff Hanks
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Hanks
Kate
Kansas
Lynch
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Bonlson
Kittie
Hicks Kinoad
Tom P. Morgan
New York Mercury
California
New York Commercial Advertiser
Texas
Renee
Ian
Har Bazar
Charles
Fiante
Engaged Society and Cavalry Tales Across America
The piece blends anecdotes on cowboy horsemanship and a Texas missing-person tale with social advice on engagements. It highlights the hard riding American cavalry, a perilous river crossing by Major Comfort, and tips on proper behavior for engaged couples and future daughters-in-law in refined society.
Ventriloquial Genius Inspires Child Tombstone Query
A Boston boy visiting his paternal grandfather’s grave with his parents asks the tombstone if grandfather is down there in a humorous ventriloquial moment. The child’s question and mock reply echo his observation of the ventriloquist’s craft.
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Boston
An Expensive and Useless Mourning Custom Critique
A Montreal Star column by Phillip Hay condemns the costly and senseless mourning ritual. It argues the habit wastes scarce funds on sorrowful display, hitting the poor as hard as the wealthy, with prohibitive costs for elaborate observances.
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Montreal Star
Phillip Hay
Aazh
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