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Fragmentary poem fragment begins with questions on vanished legends and Science and bold fantasy. It references Felix N. Gerson quote from New Lippincott and hints at themes of imagination, revolt, and divinity across changing years.
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Felix N. Gerson
Lippincott
The Pensioner of Nancay and the Tri Color Ribbon
In the village of Nancay Oliver Folichon, a pensioner, earns mixed respect until a heroic act earns him public acclaim. Villagers and Count Oscar of Nesle celebrate his modest bravery and the locally growing legend of a soldier who saved a regiment, sparking calls for official honors and a Legion of Honor.
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Nancay
Sologne
Oliver Folichon
Frances
Polidhon
Mme. Creu
Mother Cretu
Aine Ion
Patt’s
Monsieur Folichon
Osthenes
Mouur Folichon
Sosthenes
Eberniers
Oscar of
Nesle
France
War Ministry
Min Folichon
M. Folichon
Paris
Thirty-eighth Dragoons
Oliver
Vierzon
Romorantin
Sancerre
Saint Armand
Bourges
Folichon
Germany
Humane Society
Felichon
Legion of Honor
Bercy
the Humane Society
Devices for Measuring Intellectual Capacity of Children
The Chicago Record-Herald notes that physical tests cannot gauge mental powers or moral perceptions. It reports on 317 boys at John Worthy School, showing inferiority in motor ability and memory vs peers, and that brighter pupils have better memory and muscular control, with taller students showing higher school efficiency.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Smedley
John Worthy
Wise Words From Historical Proverb Quotes
A collection of sayings and maxims from various authors and cultures. The passage cites proverbs and reflections on envy justice education manners and self-awareness attributed to French Spanish Persian Terence Emerson Colton Bulwer and Locke. It juxtaposes insights on learning and human nature with cautionary wisdom.
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Schiller
Locke
Terence
Emerson
Colton
Bulwer
Ages For Marrying Across Nations
A Chicago Chronicle article surveys marriage age norms in Europe and Asia, noting Germany allows men at thirteen and Portugal allows girls at twelve for marriage, with various rules in Greece France Belgium Spain Austria and Turkey on ages or readiness.
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Germany
Portugal
Greece
France
Belgium
Spain
Austria
Turkey
Chicago Chronicle
The Oak and the Squash
The late President Barrows of Oberlin College advised a student to take the longest course possible. He said the length of study rests with the learner and compared God's timing for an oak versus a squash, noting an oak takes a hundred years while a squash takes six months.
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Barrows
Oberlin College
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Influence and strength in the face of subtle persuasion
The text argues that strong men are most susceptible to unconscious influence often from weak sources. It notes that influence is typically negative and can come unexpectedly from unlikely origins.
Three Ways of Treating a Sinner Sermon Reflected
Rev Dr J Wilbur Chap delivers a sermon on John 8 11 titled Three Ways of Treating a Sinner contrasting the world s harsh judgment with Moses law and Christ s mercy. The pastor depicts the Mount of Olives scene and urges compassion as the path to forgiveness, ending with Neither do I condemn thee as the cure for sin.
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New York City
J. Wilbur Chap
Jess
Mount of Olives
John
Jesus
Daeaig
Been
Kidron
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Mohab
Dead Sea
Boston
Moses
Lot
Achan
Israel
Judas
God
Satan
Dr. Parkhurst
Switzerland
Christ
Mrs. Whittemore
Bluebird
Jerry McAuley
S. H. Hadley
New York
Christ Jesus
Aoany
Immanuel
Earth
Son
Ben
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