Perico and the Princess Journey Through a Magical Realm
Perico, a boy, is guided on a quest with a princess seeking a prince. They visit a hill town and encounter a mourning queen who claims to be a princess waiting for her husband. A giant guards a fortress while the princess tests Perico and he is sent on tasks. Eventually a path to a distant land unveils a grand palace and a promise to aid in finding the prince.
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Khan
Petico
Miss V. Mu and the Prince of Perico Tale Told
The text follows Miss V and a dwarf in footman’s dress as they encounter Perico and the prince. Perico escorts the prince from a game to reunite with a wife, blaming time and a palace challenge. A rose liquid cures neighbors’ sameness, while a currency loss leaves the lame without a cure.
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Imo
Perico
Iga
Uiem
Nesband
Porketa
Wish I Were Rich A March Rainy Day Tale
Four boys in a yard watch Mr Wells's rich son Sam in a coach. Sam wishes to be strong like them and questions wealth as his father helps provide for him.Fred Russell greets family after play while his sister hovers nearby. A poignant reflection on class, strength, and parental care.
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Mr. Wells
Seria Sim Wells
Agme J School
Hornes
Sam
Negris
Colch
Tam
Sarp
Wwe
Norse
Cain
Ant
Fred Russel
Slater
Fred
Tammy
Brown
James
Martha
Greeny
Tomy
Mr Green
Dilek
Mr. Green
Latale
Marthe
Mr 'Green
Marta
Tek
Malcolm
Susie Buge's Grandmother recalls rainy childhood
Pauline Johnson writes of Susie Buge's Georgia grandmother telling a rainy afternoon tale. She speaks of a Kentucky river farm childhood, a rock bridge, forests, a peach orchard, and summers with cousins. The narrator fondly remembers play, chores, and a longing for youth.
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Randaia
Cag Peng
Kentucky River
Stet
Droga
Carryall
Balidoe
Rock Bridge
Forest Road
Trussove
Nex
Balldor
Susie
Luis
Grandis
Grand- Tae
Pauline Johnson
Gracie Learns a Lesson on Errands and Honest Paying
Reginia Phillips recalls a home scene where Gracie is sent to buy a yeast cake and bread with ten cents. A store mix up leads to missing change, and Gracie learns to verify purchases and pay promptly, ending with the vow to handle errands correctly.
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Mamma
Gracie
Jeandy
Smith
Regenia Phillips
F Street
The Smallest Engine in the World Captivates Curiosity
The article describes a microscopic engine named Foam Yanan Ameera and Tiny Tim. It weighs about four grains, sized as a match, with gold and steel components including a self oiling bearing, a gold rimmed flywheel, and a steel cylinder. It runs at 6000 RPM producing tiny motion visible at 30 spans per second and uses compressed air, delivering about one tenth of a horsepower.
The Fairy of Smiles and the Naughty Elves
A damaged text fragment recounts a holiday party scene with Masie and Brasse, detailing Masie’s mood, a stubborn reaction, and preparations for a children’s party. The excerpt hints at jealous or tense dynamics, with other kids singing and a festive glow described by lanterns and candy gifts.
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ASTM
Masia
Lauya
Abe
Brasse
Masie and the Fairy of Smiles in Bugtown
In a whimsical Bugtown tale Masie defies a strict crowd and is turned into a face with knots by tiny elves. A bold plea of sorry summons the Fairy of Smiles who reforms her. Gifts arrive as Jack returns from a party with pastel candy boxes and ice cream hearts, restoring Masie’s happiness.
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Apeak
Mlog
Biasie
Masle
Valry
Marie
Masté
Masie
Nora
Papa
Jack
Ivy
Laura
Masia
Toolithe
Nto
Ted
Cecile Reynolds Robertson
Local Paper Recaps Child Names and Addresses in Weekend Page
A fragmented OCR item lists multiple names and ages such as Grace Cromley aged 7 and Grace Moody aged 8, with street addresses on Calvert Street Northwest and Seventeenth Street Southeast. The passage mentions a drawing, a chicken, and a fair themed week with young artists and stories to be published next Sunday.
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Wes
Grace Cromley
Zian
Moody
Twelfth Street
Argaret
Ordgo
Tepniitly Jackin
Larkin Blane
The Doggies' Drive
A fragmented verse tale describes three little doggies guiding a sleeping coachman named Towser down a steep hill. The dogs cry for stop as houses and trees rush by, while the drowsy coachman fails to wake, and the coltish journey continues amid clashing noises and misadventures.
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Towser
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