At end of text: Published in: Candor Magazine July, 1952, reprinted in: Hopkins County Echo Aug. 1, 1952.

Tune: Aurelia.

Printed in two columns divided by single line within border of type ornaments.

Words and music by Casonella. Page [4] blank. Contains music.

Text of song in two six-line stanzas with two different five-line choruses.

Tune: Good old summer time.

Pages [1,4] blank.

by Catalina Hermana. Text of song in three twelve-line stanzas with six-line chorus beginning: Three cheers for the Irish. At end of text: May 22nd, 1916.

by Hervey Smith McCowan. Poetry. Printed in sepia on heavy tan paper within triple-line gilt border.

words by H. MacDonald Barr ; music by Grant Colfax Tullar. March for voice and piano. Caption title. Cover illustration: apparition of nurse on battlefield / Harry Murphy. Also published for: full band, full orchestra, mixed and male voices.

At end of text: Suggested by the picture hung in the vestibule of The Independent Congregational Church (Unitarian) at Meadville, Pa., the gift of Miss Sarah J. Eddy, of Bristol Ferry, R.I. Possible range of dates from internal evidence.

At end of text: Suggested by the picture hung in the vestibule of The Independent Congregational Church (Unitarian) at Meadville, Pa., the gift of Miss Sarah J. Eddy, of Bristol Ferry, R.I. Possible range of dates from internal evidence.

At end of text: Copr. 1916 by Paye & Baker Mfg. Co.

At head of text: From the Providence Sunday Journal, July 18th, 1886.

Text on pages [1] and [2] within ornamental border. Dated testimonial provided date approximation. At head of title: Please preserve this, and show it to your friends, and tell them the Amphions will visit them soon. Handbill advertising in poetry and prose the choir and their recent performances; includes program for their performance at Vermont's State Fair, and testimonials from people throughout the Eastern United States.

[words by] Elizabeth A. Wilbur ; [music by] Fay Foster. For high voice and piano in B♭ major. Caption title. Sung by: Paul Althouse, David Bispham, Mme. De Cisneros, et al. "To America's Soldiers and Sailors"--Caption. Advertisement for another song: p. [8] Cover illustration: soldiers marching with American flag / Elder. Also published for: high voice in A♭ major; medium or low voice in F major; male voices, quartet or chorus with orchestra and military band accompaniment; part-song for women's voices; part-song for mixed voices.

[words by] Elizabeth A. Wilbur ; French translation by Yvonne de Tréville ; [music by] Fay Foster. For voice and piano. Caption title. Advertisement for other music: p. [6]

by Wm. Ross Wallace. Poetry, printed within scalloped double line border with corner ornaments. At head of text: On the Florence sewing machine's triumph at the Paris Exposition in July, 1867, awarding to it the first silver medal. Text of song in four four-line stanzas. At end of text: Please call and examine the Prize Machine at 59 Buffalo-St., Rochester, N.Y. D.E. Rice, General Agent.

Processed copy, mimeograph.

by Felix Schreiber. Printed in one and two columns. At head of text: Dedicated to our boys in the Army and Navy. Text of song in three numbered stanzas, with sections of each to be sung by Washington, Lincoln, and their armies.

by M. Keller. 1 broadsheet. Floral ornament under each title. First line: Speed our republic, O Father on high!

by M. Keller. 1 broadsheet. Floral ornament under each title. First line: Speed our republic, O Father on high!

by M. Keller. Floral ornament below title. First line: Speed our republic, O Father on high!