Thanksgiving Day Praise of Plow Hammer and Pen
Dr. Talmage extols a national feast of gratitude for the past year’s farm, shop, and study. He lauds the plow hammer and pen as modern triumphs, traces growth from wilderness to farms, railways, and cities, and urges bigger harvests, wiser wealth, and deeper faith.
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