Eliot the Radical Reformer Who Built Harvard
A portrait of Charles William Eliot in Harvard’s sunlit Harvard Hall office describes his long presidency from 1869 to 1909, his reforming education ethos, and the university’s growth from 1059 to over 6000 students. It recalls early opposition, later loyalty, and his ideal of a comprehensive American education built from kindergarten onward, solidifying Harvard’s golden era.
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Happier Outlook for Farmers and Rural Improvement
James A. Logerton argues Roosevelt’s conservation efforts and a farm condition commission are pivotal, urging a broad rural reform. He calls for unity among farmers through Grange and allied groups to store, large-quantity buying, and cooperative marketing, plus campaigns for countryside beautification and education to lift rural happiness and productivity. Public forums, gardens, and landscape projects are proposed as central to a nationwide movement.
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Campaign for Farm Improvement and Forest Preservation
A long exhortation on national rural rejuvenation urges coordinated action to beautify cities and countryside, plant forests, improve roads, and raise farmer life. It lauds Gifford Pinchot and Walter Page, praises Roosevelt’s plan, and calls for a national program with strong public support and cross‑group cooperation.
The Lord as Shepherd in David and Believers
This devotional commentary on Psalm 23 compares David’s shepherd imagery to Christ the good shepherd and extends to believers. It cites scriptures from Psalms, John, Hebrews, and Isaiah, emphasizing trust in God’s care, guidance, quietness, and righteousness, with personal appropriation of faith.
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