A Song of Life Poem by Israel Zangwill
A poem praising the lips of morn and day for light and life and the field of battle. It extols rebirth of the earth, noble spirit, refined emotion in fire, and the night’s rest, concluding with peaceful dreams of harmony. Israel Zangwill is named.
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Israel Zangwill
Mysterious Conversation Sparks in Country House
Gavin Carmichael witnesses a tense night as Lambert, French, and Carmichael discuss human nature and restraint, ending with a dramatic meeting where Lambert confesses a deep personal struggle and urges a distant exit from his marriage.
Reaper Race and the Legendary Whiteley in History
In early harvest tech shows William N Whiteley famed as the Charremagné of the harvest field performs a legendary feat. He yoked his strength to drive a reaper across a field while a horse team pulled alongside. The tale ends with a pivotal offer to share the trade and a historic shift in the harvester business.
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H.N. Casson
William N.whiteley
School of Agriculture
Bill Whiteley
Whiteley
Jamestown
Greece
Hlis Antigonist
Benjamin He “Warder
Wess- Anda Dace
Hes Thong
Do you think a man ought to be greater than his party in office
A Washington Star quote notes the tension between individual candidates and party lines. Senator Sorghum comments that a man’s influence isn’t always desirable to exceed his party, as party dynamics shrink or shift. The piece remarks on candidates urging voters to choose them.
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Gavin Carmichael
Mr.French
Carmichael
Mr. French
Lambert
French
Car
Gavin
Mrs. Lambert
Ment Ve
Lamibert
Tering
Fee
Carrne ‘Hael
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
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William N. Whiteley
Rinsonbeak
Prince of Orators