House We Used to Live In Poem Reflects on Lost Childhood
A poem by Ethelwyn Wetherald from Youth's Companion laments a house of childhood. The speaker recalls a baby who died, a window-sill sunbeam, and a lingering wish to return before parents and siblings depart. The piece contrasts wartime change with enduring memory of a happier, simpler past.
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Towildhood
Ethelwyn Wetherald
A Parisian Detective Duo Track a Diamond Theft Case
The narrative follows detectives in Paris planning disguises to shadow Hayle and Mme Beaumarais as they pursue the thief through the city. A planned cafe dinner and theater outing sets up a confrontation while the narrator reports on Hayle’s unexpected Parisian reappearance.
Endurance Rebelled by Irish Host Over One Last Toss
An Irish friend kept a Scotch visitor in his house for a month treating him to amusements and cab fares. At the dock the Scotsman proposes a final toss to settle the Bill, saying he will not endure more generosity.
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Too Bad Too Bad
An exchange from Tit-Bits features Mr. Softleigh vowing to marry only the right girl, while Hiss Sharpe quips that he is the wrong man, framing a witty social moment.
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Ungrateful Baby Cited In Philadelphia Press Quip
A Philadelphia Press quip notes a baby crying and a mother scolding Willie for ingratitude. The joke centers on the idea that Willie does not appreciate being taught how to eat his cake. The exchange captures a light domestic humor tone from the era.
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Philadelphia Press
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