Service of a Simple Heart
A poem in which the speaker rejects celestial pomp and seeks earthly service. The speaker pledges to comfort the grieving, share joys, and bear burdens, assisting widows, exiles, and children of God, offering humble daily deeds as devotion.
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Crystal Gates
Michael
Uriel
Edward Everett Hale
Crimson Elopement and a Father’s Ultimatum
Jim Ferris faces his wealthy father who orders him to marry Bet Burton. A chorus girl ruse collapses as Jim reveals his fiancée is actually Bet, and Mr. Ferris learns his son will marry for love, not money, ending with the dramatic reveal in the study.
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Ferris
Boston
New York
Chicago
Jim
Yale
James
Mr. Ferrix
Haveno
Mr. Ferris, Sr
Bet Burton
Burton
Little Bet Burton
James Ferris
Elmira
Dora
Steinmesser
2D Street
Cincinnati
Times-Star
George
Albert
Gypsy Smith's English Home and Garden Visit
The author describes Gypsy Smith’s English garden in Cambridge housing a two story brick cottage with hedges and extensive rose varieties. A gray parrot charms visitors while anecdotes from London to Oak Park recount garden life and hymn singing amid rustic English charm.
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London
A. H. Armstrong
Chicago
Bourbon
Under
Alloys in Metals Show Their Vast Value to Makers
Harper's discusses how alloys enhance metal usefulness for workers. It explains that pure metals are limited, while alloys like steel and bronze gain strength and varied properties from carefully chosen element mixtures. The piece notes tin coatings, copper and iron variations, and the historic origin of alloy use.
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Harper's
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