A Talented Man and His Lifelong Missionary Work
Rev. Elbridge Marshall, born June 20 1823 in East Weare New Hampshire, emerges as a pivotal figure through a lifetime of social reform. The article details his early religious upbringing, inventive feats from a two horse power planter to a lightning rod, and his vision guiding a universal home for all, all framed as a testament to his devotion to humanity and broad societal impact.
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Garnett
Rev
Elbridge Marshall
Jane Burns
William Beard
United States Patent Office
Darmouth College
Hanover
N. H
B. L
C. ER
Clark
Minor G. Clark
the Witness
Indianapolis
Indiana
Methodist Book Concern
New York City
Kellogg
Marshall
Earth
Mr. Marshall
American Academy of Political and Social Science
American Baptist Missionary Union
Seventies Kansas Echoes in a Homesick Ballad
A nostalgic dramatic monologue by Cara A. Thomas recalls Kansas in the 1870s through rustic scenes of coyotes, prairie fires, and wild harvests. The speaker laments modern civilization but affirms affection for Kansas across decades from the seventies to the twentieth century.
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Kansas
Cara A
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