Within border of type ornaments, printed in two columns divided by double line. At end of text: Printed and sold, at No. 42, North Main Street Providence. Where are kept for sale more than one hundred other kinds.
Four poems, one a religious one with note of Bible passages. Printed area measures: 27.1 x 21.4 cm. "Death of a wife" is attributed to Erastus Brown of Alford, Mass. who wrote the elegy originally in 1806 upon the death of his wife Esther Brown. The poem "The three friends" is supposed to have been composed by Dartmouth alumni. Not in Ford or Shaw & Shoemaker.
Printed in two columns divided by single line within border of type ornaments. At head of text: The following lines were suggested by hearing an extrace of a letter from Captain Chace, giving an account of the sickness and death of his brother-in-law, Mr. Brown Owen, who died on his passage to California. Poem in eight eight-line stanzas. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.
Text of hymn in five numbered four-line stanzas. Author's name not on item. Suggested publication date from internal evidence.
At head of text: Poor Tweedle, Tedel, Bebbee, Pinky. She is gone. She died June 19th, 1871, .. At end of text: Nancy Luce, West Tisbury, Dukes Co., Mass., 1871.
Text of dialect song in four four-line stanzas with three-line chorus beginning: Oh dearest May, you're lublier dan de day. At end of text below curvilinear line: Price one cent. All the new songs constantly on hand at one cent each. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence. Ascribed to L.V.H. Crosby; entered under title rather than author. This edition not in Wolf but similar to Wolf 451b.
Within ornamental border. At end of text: C.R.
At head of text: ... The poem was written on hearing the pitiful story of John Davidson, the Scottish poet, and of his death ..
Printed in black and orange on buff paper Within orange line border Contains advertisement for H. Liebes & Co., fur manufacturers
Printed in black and orange on buff paper. Within orange line border. Contains advertisement for H. Liebes & Co., fur manufacturers. Date from internal evidence.
words by Harold Robe ; music by Gitz Rice. For voice and piano in A♭ major. Caption title. From revue: "Getting Together" Advertisements for other songs: p. [7-8] Cover illustration: photograph of Gitz Rice. Also published for: male quartette.
words by Harold Robe ; music by Gitz Rice. For voice and piano in G. Caption title. Sung by: John McCormack. Advertisement for "Rockin' the boat" and another song: p. [7]-[8] Cover illustration: full -length photograph of Gitz Rice. Also published in keys of F, A♭, B♭
words by Harold Robe ; music by Gitz Rice. For voice and piano in G. Caption title. Sung by: John McCormack. Advertisement for "Rockin' the boat" and another song: p. [7]-[8] Cover illustration: full -length photograph of Gitz Rice. Also published in keys of F, A♭, B♭
words by Harold Robe ; music by Gitz Rice. For voice and piano in A♭ Caption title. Sung by: John McCormack. Advertisement for "On the road that leads back home" and another song: p. [7]-[8] Cover illustration: half-length photograph of Gitz Rice. Also published in keys of F, G, B♭ Library's copy 1 inscribed: Rhodes.
words by Harold Robe ; music by Gitz Rice. For voice and piano in F. Caption title. Sung by: John McCormack. Advertisement for "On the road that leads back home" and another song: p. [7]-[8] Cover illustration: half-length photograph of Gitz Rice. Also published in keys of G, A♭, B♭
words by Harold Robe ; music by Gitz Rice. For voice and piano in F. Caption title. Sung by: John McCormack. Advertisement for "On the road that leads back home" and another song: p. [7]-[8] Cover illustration: half-length photograph of Gitz Rice. Also published in keys of G, A♭, B♭
words by Harold Robe ; music by Gitz Rice. For voice and piano in B♭ Caption title. Sung by: John McCormack. Advertisement for "Little mother of mine": p. [8] Cover illustration: full-length photograph of Gitz Rice. Also published in keys of F, G, A♭
words by Harold Robe ; music by Gitz Rice. For voice and piano in F. Caption title. Sung by: John McCormack. Advertisement for "On the road that leads back home" and another song: p. [7]-[8] Cover illustration: half-length photograph of Gitz Rice. Also published in keys of G, A♭, B♭
Within border.
Pages [2,4] blank. Page [1]: Mrs. Eliza Perrigo Simmons. Sept. 11, 1800--March 5, 1884. Title from first line.
Printed on heavy paper within single-line border with corner ornaments. Poem in four five-line stanzas. Type-signed at end: Christine Hamilton Watson. Publication date suggested from date of her Poems, in which the Brown University copy was found.
Tune: Carry me back to Old Virginny. Without music. Within border of type ornaments. At head of text: By Miss R.L., a daughter of Dixie.
