Imet a lad who dreamed to be an engineer
Mullen praises a cheerful student who just passed a higher grade and aspires to become an engineer. The poem celebrates a hopeful boy eager to learn and ready to lead, with clear eyes and steady resolve.
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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1954
Page
5
Mullen praises a cheerful student who just passed a higher grade and aspires to become an engineer. The poem celebrates a hopeful boy eager to learn and ready to lead, with clear eyes and steady resolve.
The piece outlines long standing clashes over Antarctica among Britain Chile and Argentina. It notes Chilean and Argentine actions to press claims including a Chilean building project and ships and admirals dispatched by Argentina. It also mentions Nazi era claims by Germany and Norway under Vidkun Quisling.
Edgar Allan Poe, famed American poet and prose writer, dies in 1849. His works include The Raven and Annabel Lee, shaping dark romantic fiction and detective genres for future generations.
The text lists James Whitcomb Riley, born 1853 in Greenfield Indiana, and Harvey Cushing born 1869 noted as a pioneer in brain surgery. It also contains a societal view on civilization, law, and service contrasting devotion to God versus material wealth.
A quote feature presents Marcus Aurelius style reflection on joy and conscience paired with a Daniel Webster remark linking Christian virtue to responsible citizenship. The two statements echo moral self government and public duty as foundations of a good life.
The passage states heaven cannot be bought with church splendor or ill gotten gains, nor gained by another's ticket or bombastic Christian talk. It rejects easy paths and asserts that heaven requires adherence to the Golden Rule and genuine faith rather than outward claims or wealth.
The article contrasts the glorified Christ seen by John in Revelation 1 with the humble Jesus on earth. It describes eyes of fire feet of brass and a sword proceeding from the mouth, symbolizing judgment and warfare as Christ prepares for the second advent, culminating in Revelation 19.
Readers praise the library opening noting its need in Dalton Riverdale area. Citizens like Mrs Christ Konow Edward Watson and Howard Wood commend the project, emphasize free access to books, and hope for strong future use.
A stream of quotes lauds a new library project as excellent and civic minded. Charles Wolfenberger and Jean Winterringer highlight planning, community effort, and accessibility. Students Carol Woosnam Jim Stewart note friendly staff and card access with no cost.
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