THA WORKING BYES AND DRONES POEM
An Erie Observer poem recounts a hive scene with bees buzzing about a pending threat and a queen bee at the center. A limping old figure whispers steady counsel as the hive debates a response.
17 Mar 1849
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Newspaper
Erie Observer
Location
Erie, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1849
Page
1
An Erie Observer poem recounts a hive scene with bees buzzing about a pending threat and a queen bee at the center. A limping old figure whispers steady counsel as the hive debates a response.
In a New York drawing room near Union Square Mrs. Leathers और her husband stock broker Leathers clash with fashion adviser Mr. Cyphers. He coaches Mrs Leathers on morning calls while Lucy, a kind hearted hunchback girl, thrives unseen in the basement dining room where Leathers secretly cherishes her companionship.
In a tense drawing room scene Mrs. Leathers anxiously awaits visitors as the Swedens mockingly loom. Angulphus, the distressed financier, pleads for salvation from ruin, while Leathers debates generosity and fate. The dramatic ending arrives with a sudden rescue and a costly social ascent.
A dated message to Rock of Horeb Lodge OF THE L C OF OLE on March 10, 1219. It speaks of Israelite travelers seeking refreshment and home, asking for aid from bonds of brotherhood and love. The verse prays for fellowship, guidance, and unity through friendship and charity.
The Frankford Assembly vows German unity by excluding Austria from the empire in a masterful political shift. Von Gagern’s swift move severs Prussia and Austria, paving the path for a Prussian-led German empire. The piece lauds this policy shift and warns Austria seeks revival while praising German unity and potential peace in Europe.
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