Little One to a Thousand Alexander Stephens Tribute
The Brookyn Tabernacle sermon on March 4 1683 honors Alexander H Stephens as a small man with a thousand soul and impact. Dr Talmage lauds his friendship, faith, and public service, from Liberty Georgia to Washington, recounting Stephens’s moral leadership, religious devotion, and wartime stance, ending with Webster’s deathbed echoes and Stephens’s immortality.
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Noun and Verb Parade in a Cambridge Verse
A fragment from the Cambridge Tribune recounts a surreal classroom scene where parts of speech march as characters the Noun leading the Verb in a pantomime of grammar amid crowd noise. Quoting Baconian and Italian references, the piece blends mock dialogue and aphorisms on language and society.
Funeral Prayer For Governor Sturatny Amid Calamity
A solemn afternoon service honors Governor Sturatny with prayers, hymns, and lament for a life of service to Alabama and the nation. The speaker seeks divine comfort, strength for bereaved kin, guidance for the city and state, and a reminder of faith through hardship. An odd marriage anecdote closes the piece as a cultural aside from the ceremony.
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Words of Wisdom and Frontier Town Growth
A reflective piece on virtue, truth, and personal duty contrasts with a vivid account of McGregor Texas growing overnight after a rail junction decision. The essay extols modesty, health, and curiosity while detailing rapid town development, cotton exports, and a booming local press, Youth’s Companion humor ending the excerpt.
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Poetic Mirth and Moral Meditations From Lost Pages
A jumble of era pieces reflects readings on loneliness and guidance for youth, including George D Prentice style counsel that books and candles can aid the homeless mind. Amid quotes of lovers, farms, and quips about candy sticks, the text weaves drama, patience, and absent-minded humor from Gainesville Georgia to Austin’s climate.
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