Poetry and Trees across Sacred and Profane Thought
A sweeping survey of trees in world myth, religion, and literature from Homer to modern poets. It traces sacred oaks and pines in biblical and mythic lore, then follows trees through Greek philosophy to Shakespeare and Milton, ending with Wordsworth and Tennyson.
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Homer
Holmes
Bashan
Lebanon
Zacchers
Israel
Academeia
Athens
Socrates
Plato
Agamemnon
Asion
Greece
Linpedocles
Philemon
Baucis
Tre Seward
Myrrha
Tanemuzbuta
Adam
Eve
Spenser
Forrests
Bendes
Ben Jonson
Titus Andronicus
Milton
Thomson
Bowery
Cowpur
Grovery
Shelley
Ocean Woods
Tennyson
Wordsworth
Snow statues from copper pipes wow Paris crowds
A Paris sculptor makes snow statues by cooling water vapor on copper, coating thin copper forms with ice to create art. The method arose while learning icemaking and uses liquid carbonic acid at the base to freeze moisture into snow figures, drawing many orders and high prices. In other news, Dr. A Sigmann advertises ENT treatments at 804 Penn Ave Pittsburgh, touting meruivh selenite techniques and long hospital study.
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Paris
Jean
Saya
New York Herald
Eculptor
A.sigmann
Penn Ave
Pittsburg
Vienna
Austria
Low Rates to Washington and Baltimore Special Ten Day Excur sion
Pennsylvania Railroad offers three low rate ten day excursions from Pittsburg and Western Pennsylvania to Washington on March 20 April 27 and May 11. Round trip tickets good on special train or train No. 4 with through sleeping cars to Washington. Return may be on regular trains until April 8 May 6 and May 20 with stopovers allowed in Baltimore. Extra excursion tickets to Richmond and Old Point Comfort and Norfolk options available through partner offices. Tickets and full details at Pittsburgh offices or via Thomas E. Watt, Western District.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Washington
Brownsville
Charleroi
Monongahela City
Elizabeth
Vandergrift Paulton
Blairsville
Martins
Baltimore
Richmond
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Norfolk Va
Virginia
Eale
Ard
Union Ticket Office
Fifth Avenue
Union Station
Thomas E. Watt
Western District
Arvithfield Street
Forest verse and nature’s call in classic lines
Readings praise Longfellow Bryant and Whittier as keepers of nature’s memory. The forest is lauded as God’s first temple and a living manuscript written in trees and seasons, with Bryant’s forest imagery and Whittier’s rural wisdom highlighted.
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Nature
Bryant
Thanatopus
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Stewart
R. N. Miller
John A. Scott
Pexecuiriz
Alexander
Gebrist
Indiana Borough
Indiana‘county
Margaret Gilchrist
W. L. Stewart
Rachel Simpson
W. Simpson
John H. Pierce
Notich
W. Rankin Belfelfinger
Shelocta
Register of Indiana
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Brithart & Son
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Queensware
J. H. Brilhart & Son
Philadelphia St
E. W. Griffith
Sixth St
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State
Fifth Ave
Royee
Joe Drors
New York
Bears
Biggle Books
Jacob Biggle
Biggle
Farm Journal
United States of America
Hobson
Calenda
Wilmer Atkinson
EAR Journal
Chas. F, Jenkins
Philadelphia
New York Weekly Tribune
Progress
Philadelphia Street
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