In the Port That Is To Beby Sam Jack Musick Our eager souls respondTo the visions that we see –The future’s great BeyondIn the Port … Read More ›
Category: 1900 – 1909
Hick’ry Nutsby Frank Monroe Beverly Out on the slopes in the autumn weather,Where grow the hick’ries slender and tall,Where leap the squirrels from bough to … Read More ›
If – I Should Write a Bookby Frank Monroe BeverlyFreeling, Va. Oh! could I sail to Bombay far,And at her harbors look,Or drink of Ceylon’s … Read More ›
“Full many a shot at random sent,Finds mark the archer little meant.” Yesterdayby Alice M. Heins But yesterday the trees were sere and brown;A requiem … Read More ›
The Leopard’s Spots He nursed his wits upon cold waterAnd that its fruits may well be seen,He’d learnt to count up to 13,As they would … Read More ›
People and ThingsFolks Seen on a Trip East and Happenings There or Thereabouts.Continued from October issue. Harry Konwiser is anything but as I had pictured … Read More ›
In Steinberg’s Behalf Except affording a few hide-bound Thiele champions the privilege of cachinnating, we can see no sense or reason in the attacks made … Read More ›