A Pledge On Natural Resources From Gifford Pinchot
A 1908 speech by Gifford Pinchot, chief of the U S Forest Service, urges national conservation. He compares conservation to a fairy tale and warns of exhausted forests coal and oil, inflation of energy, and the danger of monopolies, calling for united public action.
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Gowns at a New York Auction Draw Bargain Hunters
In a downtown New York auction room, women crowd for Lot 121, a worn chiffon and satin evening gown. Auctioneer prompts bids from amateurs and professionals as onlookers inspect seams, embroidery, and the interior, with prices rising to modest sums amid lively chatter and rivalries.
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Flapjack Days Remembered in St. Louis Star
A nostalgic verse recalls childhood breakfasts with flapjacks and bacon crafted by mother, praising coffee rolls fritters and a cat at scraps. The speaker fondly longs for the hearty morning feast once enjoyed in days gone by.
The Mother Poem of Faith and Forgiveness
A reflective verse honors a mother whose silent prayers and unwavering belief helped a child grow. The speaker recalls tears and doubt transfigured by maternal love, and credits the mother with guiding them toward forgiveness and worthiness despite inner conflict.
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