State Agricultural Society advocated for by Philadelphian society
The Agricultural Society of Philadelphia urges Pennsylvania to found a State Agricultural Society. It argues modern transport and population growth justify a state institution to promote farming, exchange ideas, and showcase stock and implements at designated localities. It cites New York and Ohio examples to spur action.
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Fragmentary Verse Description of a Shoemaker at Work
A fragment describes a shoemaker near his bench with tools and pegs. It hints at a hidden spell and a wall inscription while the craftsman speaks through each blow and his foot hangs bare, suggesting a poetic meditation on labor.
Endowed Bread and Beer Tale and Moral Reflections
The passage recounts William Wyckham in 1150 endowing a house near Winchester to provide beer and bread to any requester. It compares this to Emerson’s curiosity about the tale and uses it to argue that prayer and works are both needed for spiritual well being, urging continual effort to seek beauty and opportunity in God’s writing as a roadside sacrament.
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