Care's Slave and Season's Cycle in Verse
A reflective verse by Marion Douglas in Harper's Bazar traces a childlike plea for play from Master Care through the seasons. The speaker laments lost youth and joyous days, while the elder notes duties done and undone, ending with a quiet winter by the hearth as regret for missed laughter lingers.
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Marion Douglas
Harper's Bazar
Swipes the Telegraph Boy Becomes a Hero Dispatcher
In Crompton the orphan Swipes whose name was Harry Russell rises from a suspected thief to hero. He delivers a crucial telegram, confronts a wreck plot, chases a band of criminals by bicycle, saves No. 16 from disaster, is gravely injured, and later becomes chief train dispatcher. The tale highlights his grit, rise, and a high wheel trophy in a glass case.
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Crompton
Boston
Nebraska
Harry Russell
Deacon Bowles
Han
Swipes
Denver
Baggisse
No. 16
Brewster
Tim
Terrible Bet Sparks House Controversy in Odd Fable
A quirky old column narrates a bet over a brownstone house involving Mrs Lovey dovey and her husband, highlighting a cynical view of wagering with a wife as prize. The piece blends fable dialogue with a brief fable about a bird and ethics, then shifts to a short note on a rock boring shell fish called Pholas found along the Mediterranean coasts.
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Mr. Loveydovey
Sirs
Sam Singleton
Mrs. Loveydavey
Mediterranean
Italy
St. Luis Republic
Alabama's Resources Prized by Governor Johnston in Speech
Governor Johnston extolled Alabama's vast resources and climate, urging industrial development. He highlighted iron ore, coal, forests, minerals, and ample waterways, with 3000 miles of rail and a year round temperate climate. He urged domestic production of pig iron, cotton goods, and crops to build a self-sufficient commonwealth.
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Alabama
Joseph
Cossa
Tallapoosa
Warrior
Cahaba
Higbee
Tennessee
Commonwealth
Piermont
Berlin
Mamburg
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Carlsruhe
Republic
Tia
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Care’s. Slave
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