Harris Broadsides
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Our boys, Somewhere in France
Tune: Higher ground.
Our boys, "Somewhere in France"
Tune: Higher ground.
Our boys over the sea
Air: Mocking bird.
Our boys in France looking this way
Tune: Looking this way.
Our boys are marching on
Our boys
Our bit of love: dedicated to America and her allies
[Pages 2,3 blank]
Our bit of love: dedicated to America and her allies
[Pages 2,3 blank]
Our bit of love: dedicated to America and her allies
[Pages 2,3 blank]
Our beloved pastor
Page [4] blank.
Our beautiful river
Our banner, boat and bird
Pages [2, 4] blank. Within double line border. Contains prose (p. 3)
Our banner in the sky
Offers print of painting of the sky by Frederick E. Church. Offers print of painting of the sky by Frederick E. Church. Page [4] blank. In upper left corner embossed image of St. George killing dragon. Includes poetry. Type-signed at end of text: Goupil & Co., M. Knoedler, Successor, 772 Broadway, New-York. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.
Our baby girl
Our baby boy
Our army of the dead
1 broadsheet. Printed on cardboard. On verso: The March of Company A, by K. Osgood.
Our angels
by Helen Hunt. Printed on gilt-edged cardboard. Poem in seven seven-line stanzas. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.
Our American way of life
Our American chivalry
Our Albany
Tune: Materna. At end of text: (Written for the Woman's Club of Albany by Frances V. Hubbard)
Our aero-lady
Printed in blue. At end of text: Copyright, 1918, by Pearl E. Thompson.
Our aero-baby
Ou l'on barbotte un peu
Broadsheet printed on card stock. Colored illustration of little girl on beach with rhyming caption in French. Title from first line of caption. On verso, advertisement for Soapine, beginning: For washing and cleaning everything. Probable range of dates from internal evidence.
Otis
by Barbara Howes. Page [4] blank.
Ostern= und Abendmahl=Lieder
Printed in two columns. At head of text: Ehrw. W.L. Meckstroth, Pastor. Contains 5 hymns.
Oscar Serlin presents Clarence Day's Life with father: October 9-10, 1941, RKO Albee, Providence, R.I.
Made into a play by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse; with Dorothy Gish and Louis Calhern
Orthodox Hell
Orthodox doings
Printed in three columns divided by curvilinear lines. At end of text: Anonymous.
Orthodox doings
Printed in three columns divided by curvilinear lines. At end of text: Anonymous.
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