Oberammergau Passion Play Inspires Essay on Language
Barnum essays in a B H S commencement by Henry Lee Irwin describe the Oberammergau Passion Play as the world’s greatest drama, praising its scenery, stagecraft, and emotional impact. The discourse links the event to language vigor, urging Americans to keep English robust and globally usable through education and national character.
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Henry Lee Irwin
England
France
Germany
Oberammergau
Névalers
Munich
Ammer
Obemgau
Ob- Cirsuidetesu
Hrogshan
Abina
Parasise
Christ
Temple
Apostles
St. John
Judas
Peter
Garden of
Gethsemane
United States
Lan
Lord Houghton
Sarah Louisa Williams
Europe
Les
Oberammergauers
Vilages
Kofel
Christus
Mary
Rochus Defier
Othmar Wetes
Pastor Dalsenberg
Vaeldictory
Board of Educaton
Lfe
Dr. Deane
Occa
The Prevailing of the English Language essay
Annie Murray Laing surveys how English rose from a British Isles language of under four million to a global reach of over a hundred twenty six million by the twentieth century. She weighs universal language prospects, argues English spelling flaws, dialect risks, and the fusion of Anglo Saxon and Norman forms, then midcentury notes on global diffusion.
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Annie Murray Laing
British Isles
United States
Canada
Africa
Australia
Asia
Japan
Europe
Schroer
Germany
Brander Matthews
Great Britain
England
The Panama Canal History by Robert Newton Blakeslee
The article surveys efforts from Columbus onward to build a sea level Panama Canal. It covers the French 1880s project, the U.S. purchase, and Roosevelt era planning for a lock canal with Gatun and Miraflores components. It notes sanitation campaigns, labor sources, and the pace toward completion around 1915.
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Pacific
Atlantic
Columbus
India
Lucien Wyse
United States
Colombia
Panama
Colon
Panama Canal Co
France
M. de Lesseps
McKinley
Congress
Roosevelt
C. E B. Morgan
John F. Wallace
Theodore Shonts
Department of Sanitation
Col. Gorges
Jamaica
Taft
Canal
Panama Canal
Gatun
Miraflores
Pedro Miguel
Chagres
Gatun Lake
Electrias
Culebra
Abraham Lincoln Story for School Readers
A long biographical piece recounts Abraham Lincoln born in eighteen hundred nine in a rough Kentucky cabin, his move to Indiana, early schooling, honesty, and rise to prominence as a lawyer and president, highlighting the Black Hawk War service, postmaster years, and steadfast character shaping his Civil War leadership.
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Eleanor Agnes Cushman
Abraham Lincoln
Kentucky
Indiana
Abraham
Lincoln
Washington
Illinois
Abe
Mr. Lincoln
Zachary Taylor
United States
Henry Clay
Vandalia
Springfield
Stephen Douglas
Tlinois
Sion
Bridgeport
Deane
Closs Pa
Rolfowine
Let The Evening Farmer Do Things For You
A promotional piece urges readers to use the Evening Farmer’s want ads to run offices stores and homes. It promises help finding buyers lost items and assistance with leases and equity, stressing the paper as a daily practical resource.
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Ahair
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Merreertis Linshan
Rebeccs
Clara Meltzer
Ruth Glasgow MacBride
Beastie Allen Mengroe
Marion Helden Plumb
Beanie
Peter Rose
Fannie Matchkne Gherwood
Heln Tregancewsa
Dra Forges
Je William
State
G. Singer
the Wooster-Atkinson Co
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