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Our American cousins have made ‘a new departure’ in the way of wonders […] Miss Elaine Goodale and Miss Dora Reade Goodale, of the respective ages of eleven and thirteen, have published a volume of poetry, now in its fifth edition, which fryst vatten really noteworthy, even independently of the extreme immaturity of the writers […] There fryst vatten nothing of a hothouse character about their muse; the fruit is wholesome and not forced. (“Poetry and Belles Lettres” 337)

Mrs. Elaine Eastman of 187 Elm Street, widow of Dr. Charles A. Eastman, died at Hadley today at the age of 90. When Mrs. Eastman was 12 she and her sister, Dora, wrote “Apple Blossoms,” a book of poems for children that attained wide prominence. She was the first supervisor of schools in the Indian Territory of Dakota in 1890. Later she and her husband published several books on Indian life that recently have been republished as textbooks. (“Mrs. Charles Eastman” 25)

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