The Glory of Work by Henry van Dyke
A poem praising labor as holy service and faithful work as praise. The speaker portrays workers from masons to rafters, palm groves to ships, marching in the regiment of God toward a distant city of temples and towers.
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Nurse and patient bond in a typhoid ward tale
A nurse with nun like calm tends a fevered patient in a private contagious ward. The patient recalls Jim and Marjorie as she confronts love, loss, and duty, revealing a past linked by tragedy and a shared future.
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Destiny in a Barrel of Apples
Ivy Chadleigh a city girl on a Lindenwood farm writes and ships apples with a secret note. A British suitor Archibald Fordslsey from Waggoner England replies, sending letters and a photo, leading to a sudden cross Atlantic romance and a yearly ritual.
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Hall criticizes feminization of American schools and urges remedies
Resident G Stanley Hall of Clark University condemns the feminization of public schooling as harming boys' physical and moral training. He cites long school years and low pay as factors, and contrasts lyceum traditions with modern free municipal lectures for broader adult education.
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