The Fire Builders
A poem by Ethelwyn Wetherald quoted from Youth's Companion describes three fires built by Joy Hope and Duty, symbolizing desire, dreams, and steadfast warmth. the speaker finds comfort and strength in the fire despite waning hopes and harsh weather.
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Ethelwyn Wetherad
The Bessie Mine
Agnes Hale and her miner husband endure a harsh Colorado hillside life as they search for the Bessie vein. After months of toil, a vanished mine tests their hopes and their child Bessie's life hangs in the balance before a hopeful recovery and vow of gratitude.
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Agnes Hale
Agnes
Maine
Frank
Bessie
New England
Priscilla
Styx
Kathleen
Aggie
South Sea Island
Hale
West
Baby Bess
Old Harmon
Old Halladay
Harmon
Camp
Denver
Mr. Hale
Bessie” Lode
Earth
Heaven
Dess
Frank Hale
Colorado
The Earths Nocturnal Motion and The Coming Man
Fragmented humor items and quips from The Harvard Lampoon style sketches feature jokes about weather, marriage, and social foibles. Panels reference “The Earth’s Nocturnal Motion” and “The Coming Man” with captions and quick dialogues. The humor centers on light personal exchanges and social observations.
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Bess
MEN OF T
HE Press
Tommy
Papa
Father
Harvard Lampoon
Lawik
Edwin
Caesar
San Francisco
Wasp
Wheeling
West Virginia
Lowell
Miss Hart
Henry
Miss Spleen
Boston Transcript
Fangle
Burlington Free Press
Mr. Moneybags
Charley Slimpurse
West Shore
Barnum’s
New York Weekly
Frins
Tess Gis
Mson
Hollis Holworthy
My _ Roseleaf
States Eit
Elvirs
Oreretne
Algiers
Ben