When Roses Bloom Poem Excerpt by Edith M Norris
A Detroit Free Press poem excerpt speaks of roses as symbols of constancy and fervent love. The speaker vows to gather white and red roses for his lady and to place them in her bower, praising the flowers as vessels of desire and devotion.
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Edith M. Norris
Detroit Free Press
The Fiddle that Won Over Uncle Si
Abner and Aunt Priscilla exploit a fiddle to soften Uncle Si's prejudice against music. The sightless boy's violin helps sustain the family through droughts and mortgage strain, and a Stradivarius illusion proves the instrument’s value to the stubborn farmer.
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Priscilla
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Uncle Si
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New Bone Grows After Leg Surgery at Children’s Hospital
A Boston boy received a diseased thigh bone removed at Children’s Hospital and a new bone grew from the preserved periosteum. Doctors say full function may return by next Christmas as the limb length was maintained with weights and plaster. Similar sesquiotomy successes were reported, including a shoulder to elbow bone regeneration. Italy’s indebtedness is $2,600,000,000.
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E. H. Bradford
Boston
Children’s Hospital
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George F. Shrady
Presbyterian Hospital
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Not Changeable Joker Jokes in Sages and Silly Lines
A collage of jokes and quips from early 20th century papers. The humorous snippets poke fun at appearances manners and everyday situations with puns and light irony. The piece weaves brief gags about courtship workdom and social norms across multiple periodicals.
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