Thanksgiving and humility in a land of plenty dawns
A reflective column argues that modern American abundance breeds complacency and a lack of humility. It contrasts Pilgrim era labor with current comfort, urging appreciation through effort and avoiding empty displays of wealth on Thanksgiving. It warns that mere display of plenty cannot sustain the true meaning of gratitude.
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Thanksgiving Hymn of Gratitude in Capper's Weekly
A devotional verse by John Power in Capper's Weekly praises God for fertile soil fecund seed strength wisdom and harvest provisions. It thanks the Lord for wise thoughts worthy deeds kindness received faith peace amid unrest and hope amid despair in a ceremonial tone.
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Nation Has Cause to Render Devout Thanks
The narrative frames a monumental American milestone, praising unity, thrift, and perseverance. It credits the nation with enduring changes as millions of newcomers join the workforce, contributing strength and challenges while shaping cultural and economic progress.
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Nation Reflects On Education And Prosperity
The article notes universal education and high living standards as the nation’s gains. It calls for annual gratitude for blessings, while acknowledging shared sorrows and the progress and happiness of the year. The piece ends with a Kin-Sis City reference to tithes.
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A Poet Reflects on Thanksgiving and Autumn
A fragmentary verse piece celebrates autumn colors and Thanksgiving gratitude. The poet notes red berries, golden leaves, bronze willows, and aspen shimmer. Images of moonlit skies, distant stars, and the harvest chorus close with grateful reflections on labor and resilience.
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Lara Morris
Christian Science
Ode to the Bird by Tifton Gazettes colimaglet
A playful poem mocks the Thanksgiving turkey as it struts and brags about its worth per pound. The verse humorously notes the fowl’s ignorance of its fate while farmers cheer the price, and neighbors tease the bird amid rustic, nostalgic imagery.
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Turkey
Tifton Gazettes
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When Turkeye Were Chear In Kentucky Markets
In a archaic note by Agdebon the writer recalls turkeys scarce in Kentucky. Prices varied with small fowl offered at eight pence each while heavy birds weighed twenty five to thirty pounds. A trey rate turkey near a quarter dollar was seen as well sold, showing a wide gap in old market values.
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News Notes Privilege to Live in Utah Highlights State Update
Duchesne A G Young & Co report progress on the Duchesne to Dead Ox flat highway with roadwork and rock crusher moves near Duchesne. Ogden hosts Holstein herd at Pacific International Livestock Show with Utah placing third in Holstein class. Myton seeds plant expands with 8000 sacks stored, alfalfa seed cleaning machines run. Salt Lake notes better grazing after rain,그 temporary bridge removed in Grand County. Price reports beet harvest progress and weather impacts. Logan grape crop planting expands, Layton anticipates highway-adjacent improvements, Moab farmers hit by dust and drought. Utah rail service and stock movements noted.
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Sympathy for Four Old Daddy Butger Jewett Speech
New York publisher Spare Some Sympathy for Four Old Daddy Butger Jewett at Dutch Treat Club dinner voices support for a Father’s Day tradition and film tributes. He recounts a humorous office scene and the idea of better father love films in tribute to paternal figures.
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New York
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Real Progress T C White On Literature In Sin Prineire
The author painter and poet T. C White, based in Weking, commented on current literature in Sin Prineire. He noted that the dime novel selling for $2.50 is printed on better paper, underscoring views on publishing quality and fairness.
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Weking
China
Sin Prineire
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Vanity as Artless Praise Invites Skepticism
A brief note observes that excessive flattery appears contrived and invites suspicion, arguing that genuine merit should withstand scrutiny rather than rely on lavish but flagrant praise.
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