A Song of Home by Ernest W. Shurtleff
A poem of longing for home across wide lands and changing scenes. The speaker, a pilgrim and stranger, finds his heart always at home with memories of loved ones and familiar voices. Nature, evening skies, and city lights frame the enduring pull of distant roots.
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Ernest W. Shurtleff
Balloon scheme ends in flight and wedding joke
Tom Arrington uses a balloon ascent to pressure Jenny into marrying him despite her love for Ralph Morley. After a rope trick lifts Jenny aloft, he cuts the line and steers toward Hymen's bowers as Jenny confronts fear with growing affection. The pair aim for a church, secure a makeshift license, and plan a union dodging Morley and relatives.
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Jenny
Tom
Ralph Morley
Morley
Mr. Morley
Tom Arrington
Jennie
Jane
Sarah
Terra Firma
Ming
Hymen
Orleans Picayune
Making Five Cents Go A Long Way In Humorous Vignettes
A collage of pithy quips and cartoons from early 20th century papers. Jokes touch on money, courtship, clocks, onions, and domestic life with playful banter among neighbors, waiters, and clerks. Several items involve named characters and humorous misunderstandings.
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Melita
Scamp
MEN OF the Press
Johnny
Papa
Gordon Settaire
Bill
Jim
Bazar
Miss Cashley
Mr. van Dudekin
van Dudekin
Edith
Puck
Harry
Cash
Ebon
Boston Transcript
Philadelphia Times
Dicky
Cuali
Mace
Highwarman
Indivia
Carrig Re
Madeline
Reginald
Texas
New York Herald
Ponsonby
York Sun
Mera
Detrat
Fred
Amy
Miss Blesser
Meg Fred
Munsey