In These Walls of Time by an Architect's Oath
The poem exhorts builders to honor craft through sound structure and enduring quality. It emphasizes time as material, every unseen part as essential, and urges building today with care to secure a lasting, noble house for gods and men.
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Economy Talk in Washington and Fashionable Courage
A satirical piece argues for frugal wartime living, proposing tea in waiting rooms, shared social gatherings, and casual dress at executive events. It praises women for practical thrift and hints that economy becomes fashionable as the nation faces crisis. A separate note recounts Mrs Wilson of New York found dead in Utica after absently missing a returning train. her body lay for days after a wrong exit led to a fatal fall.
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Washington
Willard’s
É&C
Christmas Praise Song of the Nativity
A short devotional poem celebrates the Savior's birth with hymnic cadence. It speaks of angels witnessing the incarnation and the humble birth in Bethlehem, noting the divine plan to redeem humanity and the child's royal yet unadorned arrival.
Review Sketch of Lincoln and McClellan Cavalry Field
Stedman sketches Lincoln Cameron Seward and McClellan at a Washington review with on horseback pageantry. McClellan leads the staff in bold spurting moves while Lincoln beams, Cameron and Seward look uneasy as cheers roll along the dune line and the President contemplates the soldiers future.
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Washington
Jncoln
Seward
Cameron
McClellan
Stedman
World
Eleve
Lincoln
McCleHan
Cold Day Attire Split By Genders
Weather-themed adage notes that women double the cape to stay warm while men double the horn, reflecting a traditional styling cue for cold days.
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