United States To Be The Home Of Music
The piece argues the United States has lagged in fine arts but is rising in musical attainment. It predicts American singers will charm Europe and that top teachers are moving from Europe to the United States due to better salaries and conditions. It envisions students no longer needing to study abroad to perfect themselves.
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United States
Europe
Atlantic
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
The Necessity of Work and The Balance of Play
The text argues that work builds muscle, knowledge, and individual power, while play restores and socializes. It stresses that both must exist for physical and intellectual sustenance, with work fostering independence and play enabling social empathy and personal expression. Ultimately, work preserves life and play cultivates individuality and talent.
Preaching Motives and Real Christian Action
A Reverend argues true gospel power comes from genuine Christlikeness, not wealth, miracles, or scriptural quoting alone. He asserts real believers prove faith through observable Christian deeds and inner force, not church affiliation or creed, urging quiet testimony over showy rhetoric.
Historic Catalpa Tree Brought by Raleigh to Gray's Inn
A long article notes a catalpa tree in Gray's Inn gardens, said to have been brought from Virginia by Sir Walter Raleigh and planted by Sir Francis Bacon. The tree, possibly oldest in England, stands behind a high fence as visitors rarely see it, with a legendary bench once placed for Bacon now vanished, possibly by Shakespeare's ghost.
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Waleigh
Virginia
United States
Walter Raleigh
Francis Bacon
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Saya
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Gray's Inn Gardens
Bacon
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Gray’s Inn Road
Catalpa
Indian and Buffalo Echoes From a Missouri Run
A retired northwest mounted police officer recalls a Missouri buffalo chase from 40 years ago likening it to an earthquake. He recounts a wounded buffalo charging an Indian hunter, the horse faltering, and the rider disappearing beyond the horizon as the bull pressed forward. He notes the scene reveals persistent vindictiveness in wild animals.
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Northwest Mounted Police
Missouri
Dream Night Motor Var Haunts A Wakeful Husband
A London Answers snippet depicts a wife asking if her husband slept, and his grim reply that he did not sleep, claiming he had an awful dream described as a regular night motor var.
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