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Box Contents List
Box 13
"The acorns’ jubilee," in the Illustrated Youth and Age, vol X:8 (October 2, 1899), page 6 (published)
James J. Aldous, florist, for Iowa City paper
Almost a ghost story
"Amana Colony: a glimpse of the community of True Inspiration," (appeared in Midland 1896), (original)
"The Amana Community," for the Dictionary of American History
The Amana Society
"Amana Society," proof for Encyclopedia of Religion, Scotland
"The Amana Society," in The World To-Day, vol III: No 4 (October 1902), pages 1899 -- 1907
"An aquarium," in The Churchman, vol. LXXX: no 4 (July 29, 1899), pages 125 -- 126 (published)
A birthday centerpiece
"Bumblebees and red clover," in The Illustrated Youth and Age, vol X: no 5 (August 15, 1899), page 9 (published)
Cock-a-low-dum, includes illustrations, 1901
"A cubic foot of earth," in The Midland Monthly, vol 8: no 1 (July 1897), pages 36 -- 39 (published)
The evolution of birds, paper with drawings, February 27, 1888
"Fondly on the past I dwell," in Red and White, vol III: no 1 (Thanksgiving Number), pages 28 -- 30 (published)
"The glory of Amana has not departed," reply to article in Des Moines Register
The Iowa crossroad, verses
An Iowa Lemon tree
Iowa Territorial Centennial Memorial Stamp
"Edith Ball Macbride," for the Arrow, official organ of Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Mazzuchelli notes
"Christian Metz," for the Dictionary of American History
The midnight ride of Philip Clark
Natural Science in the high school, Pedagogical Seminary, State University of Iowa, 1896
"Ned - a volunteer’s dog," in The Interior, vol XXIX: no 1487 (November 24, 1898), page 1450 (published)
"Old Tom: a turtle story," in Our Animal Friends, vol XXV: no 7 (March 1898), pages 152 -- 155 (published)
"On nature books," in the Iowa Library Quarterly, vol 5: no 16 (October -- December 1908), pages 241 -- 244. (2 published copies)
"One of the mothers of Iowa," Lydia Bristol Kimball for an Iowa City paper
"Organized speaking in Iowa during the war," in Iowa and War, no 17 (November 1918) (published)
"Mabel M. Foster Peet," for the Arrow, official organ of Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Herbert Quick, reviews and article
"Julia Ellen Rogers," for the Arrow, official organ Pi Beta Phi Sorority
"Some of the economic and industrial phases of the Amana Society or the Community of True Inspiration," pages 498 -- 512
Tale of the bumblebees
"Three Hickory nuts," in The Illustrated Youth and Age, vol X: no 4 (August 1, 1899), page 9 (published)
"Two cottonwood buds," in The Illustrated Youth and Age, (April 15, 1899), page 7 (published)
Ulmuss Americana: (s) American or White elm, April 15, 1890, including illustrations
"A vegetable tramp: the story of the milkweed," in The World To-day, vol V: no 1 (July 1903), pages 912 -- 916
"A western cross-road," in The Illustrated Youth and Age, vol X: no 4 (August 1, 1899), pages 1 -- 2
