Snake Bites Allegory in Waverly Town
In a Waverly Christian Herald piece, a tale uses a man selling harmless snake bites to examine civic vice and public finance. Citizens, led by Moralsuasion and Regulation, resist yet continue to indulge, funding alms houses and prisons while debts rise. Avarice profits as Commonsense pleads reform, but the town remains enthralled and the snake bites persist.
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Sobriety
Order
Respectability
Avarice
Moralsuasion
Mr. Avarice
Regulation
Commonsense
Waverly
Iowa
The Horse That Wouldnt Pull
A farmer contrasts two horses, praising the steady one and criticizing the gray for showing off. He notes the gray starts strong but fails to finish, while the other horse works steadily to completion. The farmer compares horses to people, suggesting some prefer flair over reliable effort.
Land sale ad lists prices from seventy to two hundred per acre
Real estate notice offers parcels at prices from 70 to 200 dollars per acre in Swan Iowa. Encourages inquiries by mail or visit, box 155 Swan Iowa, with emphasis on good towns and opportunities.
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Pierece
Pierce
Swan
Iowa
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