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Song - The Pale Rose -- Paddy Deighan's Farewell -- Our Farm Animals -- Cow / Adoo, Mr George Mc -- Horse / Adoo, A. F. M. Mc -- Cures / Adoo, A. F. M. Mc -- Cure for Whooping Cough / Doherty, Giles -- Power to Stop Bleeding / Adoo, A. F. M. Mc -- Cure for the Sprain -- Cure for Jaundice -- Cure for Scabby Head -- Jaundice -- Hoarseness -- Rickets -- Dirty Mouth -- Cures for Toothache -- My Townland - Cromague / Beatty, Olive -- Lismagonway -- Liseveny or Lisnaveane / Adoo, A. F. M. Mc -- Words by which Domestic Animals and Fowl Are Called -- Famine Times -- Local Recipes / Adoo, A. F. M. Mc -- Days of the Week - Marriage Customs / Adoo, A. F. M. Mc -- Signs of Rain -- Whit -- May Day -- In Descart, Parish of Aghaboy, there lived a witch woman called Moll Pogue... / Murry, John J. Mc -- Nart Hollow -- Nart Hollow -- Nart Hollow -- Black Art -- Black Art -- Evil Eye / Adoo, A. F. M. Mc -- One day a woman named Craig who lived in a small house, now in ruins, near Stranooden P.O. went to the shop and left her young child in its cradle asleep... / , Children in the school -- Potato Crop / Adoo, A. F. M. Mc -- Corn -- Our Birds - The Blackbird -- Our Birds - The Swallow -- Our Birds - The Mag -- Our Birds - The Cockers -- Our Birds - The Crow -- Thatching -- Candlestick -- Candles -- Local Story / Clelland, Marjorie Mc -- Advertisement 1818 / Calvert, Master -- A rosin candle shows bad night... -- Epistle to J. Morris - September 1825 / Calvert, Master -- Perhaps you think my absence prove Or show some signs of dying love... / Calvert, Master -- To Dr. Robert Nesbitt on his Birthday 8th Sept 1934... / Templeton, Miss M. -- The milk was taken from the cows of a man called Johnny White who lived near Rosslea... / Gordon, Miss V. J. -- Irish Words / Adoo, A. F. M. Mc -- Challenge Fights / Adoo, Mr George Mc -- The following few poems are taken from an old tattered book, printed in the town of Monaghan in 1822 by N. Greacen, The Diamond... / Adoo, A. F. M. Mc -- On Riches -- Severe Punishments Given in Olden Days -- January 6, 1839. The "Night of the Big Wind." All the houses were stripped of thatch and some went on fire...