From Youth's Companion to a Cinnamon Frock Purchase
A narrator recalls reading poetry in Youth's Companion with sister Lizabeth and companions Pipes Columbus and Dabby. They shop for a cinnamon color frock, chosen for its bright value, with a sales clerk claiming the fabric is tarry cotty and fusion. Pipes pays eight yards, and the narrator notes the cut for shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Lizabeth
Tucker
Columbus
Farry Firmy
Carline
The Pipeles Party and a Farmhouse Pink Cheeked Night
In Carline's long tale the Ar thy family hosts a groundhog day play party with supper after many shuckin foods and mischief at the country home. Dr Franklin Pipes and Adalade Perkins star in a lively square dance and kissing games as Carline plans a frock, a city visit, and a pending marriage to John Wesley Dusenberry.
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Carline
Lizabuth
Lizabuthallus
Columbus Tucker
Tadpole Swamp
Lizabeth
Adalade Perkins
Franklin
Ann
Skeercely
Susie
Miah
Tholomew Peab
Dan Peadybush
John Wesley Dusenberry
Car
Sary
Melindy Shaw
Marthy
John Wesley
Emaelves
Boston
Methuselah
Pentry
St. Volunteer’s
Nex
Dan Toadybush
Leslie
Color Sense and Color Blindness Observed At Cooper College
Dr. A Barkman lectures on color perception noting bees change color preference and color vision is widespread in nature. He cites marine life birds and humans, and warns color blindness endangers sailors and physicians, with discussion of hereditary and lifestyle factors and a curing effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Barkman
Cooper Medical College
San Francisco
United States
A DIVER S EXPERIENCE
A fragmented OCR note describes a diver s experience under water. The readable bits reference the sea and a tent like shelter or scene, with unclear surrounding details and minimal names or places.
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Flo
Enma C. Deel
THE
Pipeles’ Party
Helen Whitney Clare
Carline Arthury Tadhanner
Hackman
Dassent
Adalade
Dr. Franklin
Lem Pettihorn
Han
Sister Phobe
Phoebe
Wiliam
Miah Suds
Tholomew
Jeff Burdick
Jett
Mr. Edison
Grare Ie
Eatt A
Ieee
Ander
Mississippi
Erie
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