A Fable on Resource Conservation from 1908 Speech
The piece frames a parable of a farmer couple who prosper by prudent use of land and pass assets to their children, then expands to a national warning on conserving natural resources. It argues forests, coal, oil, and water in the United States face exhaustion without common sense planning and public stewardship.
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United Beaten Tebees
Harris
Jared
Ana Bopan
Peg
Kington
West
United States
Foreste
Audh
Ufa
Aterage
North America
Apa
Roosevelt
Gowns and Bargains at a New York Auction
A crowded downtown clothing auction displays gowns and accessories as women inspect seams and fabrics, bid briskly, and swap fashion tips. The writer notes varied buyers from stylish to worn and recalls New York labels, theater appearances, and the chaotically lively scene around No. 121 and No. 122 lots.
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Chien New Jane Herald
Jim
New York
Percy Hailroom
Fourteenth Street
Sixth Avenue
Paducah
Connellsville
Stephens
Lillian
Vom
Hoartes
Lincoln
Flapjack Days Inspire Century Old Food Lore
A fragmented reminiscence traces flapjack memories and breakfast rituals. The narrator recalls eating flapjacks, fritters, and bacon, with mentions of a food shop, family ties, and lingering taste of early meals.
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Theo
Rolle
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