Harvest Cradle Song by Charles H Crandall
Poem depicts a cradle rocking to the rhythm of harvest life. The reaper’s swing mirrors the baby’s sleep by the door, linking labor and love with golden grain and shared meals. The verse ends praising labor by the fireside and the universal rhyme of care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoutty
The Brass Kettle Legend of Mercy Cary
A May 18th century Maine frontier tale recalls Mercy Cary and her family facing two Indian captors who seize Mercy and her brother Josh. Reuben Wilson tracks them, kills one attacker, frees Mercy and Josh, and the party safely returns with the brass kettle recovered. The kettle remains a prized family heirloom for forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Montreal
Three Rivers
Sorel
Quebec
Chepidneck
Cary
Wilson
Nathan Wilson
Reuben
Joseph
Hiram
George
Silas Cary
Josh
Mercy
Mr. Wilson
Tige
Silas
Wilson’s
Mrs. Cary
Patience
Tag
Mr. Cary
Reuben Wilson
Joseph Hebade
Ize Lal
Atante
Lige
Mercy Cary
Rueben
Hemlock
JOKES AND JESTS MAKING THE ROUNDS
A collection of cartoon captions and humorous exchanges from New York papers. Jokes about smart boys, fathers, burglars, barbershops, dolls and pets, with wry lines from the New York Herald Weekly and Detroit Free Press. Readings titled Good News and humorous quips on daily life.
A Hare Drive Across Central Europe Hunt Sighted
In central Europe a famed hare drive ran across four squares on ten thousand acres. Hunters and drivers moved in circles. hundreds of hares rose as gans cracked. Totals reached 458 in the first square, 256 in the second, and 356 in the third before dusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Clara and Jack propose a final question in a sketch
Clara asks if this is the first time Jack proposed to a girl and he answers yes. She then asks if it will be the last, implying a pivotal moment in their courtship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
Clara
Jack
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bossy
Coltie
Chicky
Birdie
Charles H. Crandall
Wilson's
Sarah
Maine
Massachusetts
Wilsons
Marm
Tice
Jed Haney
Casco
Portland
Yarmouth
Brunswick
New Gloucester
Saco Valley
OF the Press
Bourglar
Lueck
Johnny Smart
Johnny
Maud New
Tom
New York Herald
New York Weekly
Fannie
Sani
Detroit
Dingley
Caraway
Brooklyn Lite
Driggs
Figgs
Cumso
Johnny Cumso
Brooklyn Life
Robinson
I. Oe