Fragmentary Speech on State Care and Manhood
A partial quotation discusses duties of the state or community to care for those unable to support themselves. It emphasizes personal responsibility and dignity of able men, noting a priority on real men and life’s important needs beyond travel or distant plans. The text hints at a third factor linked to both rest and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
William Jesse McCanless
Canton
Ellen Chew Seake
Annapolis
Rosie Lee Slare
Carrol Prentice Rubl
Rise of
Ean
Percival Hall
Brurles
Gallaudet College
Waebihelon
United States
Ois
Hart
Tam
Rhein
Joe
S. Iit
Mar Pope
Tony
Ural
Coures
Maryland
Charity of Friends
Acre
Pari
Fragmentary 19th century note on honest labor and virtue
A fragmented text urges honest labor as worthy work for the service of others. It extols hands on effort, praising steady, well done work, and cites humble tastes as noble. The passage references notable leaders and the value of clean living and modest achievement.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maryland School
Dr. ‘Hall
Greenawalt
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Second and Market Sts
Frederick
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa
Pen-Mar
George M. Hampson
Fayette St
Balto, Md
Rattania
Ralf Aputter
Virginia Dare
Canada
I. Me
Libby
RYZON
Staub’s
Harry Allen
Dairylea
Philadelphia
Frederick’s Best Store
the Young Men’s Shop
North Market Street
Hudson & Bell
Optometrists and Jewelers
Bard Wik
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
Frederick, Md
Mullinix & Bentz the Rug Store