Woman’s influence praised in society prayers and clubs text
A jumble of 19th century essay lines extols women and women’s clubs as pillars of moral progress. It notes church care, public schools, music, private philanthropy, home missions, fairs, and public virtue led by women. It also recalls Fearson dining with John Adams in 1818 and an Irish rural triad custom of marking graves with crosses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quint
Woman
Home Missionary Society
Chicago News
John Adams
Menry Bradshaw Fearson
John Adis
United States
Boston
Fine Old Statesman
Fearson
Barony of
Forth
County
Wexford
Ireland
Remarkable Global Echo Phenomena Across Historic Sites
The London Globe describes echoes from the Mena straits bridge in Wales and crossbears beneath it, a one second return, plus twenty eight repeats in five seconds. It cites echoes from Simonetta’s castle near Milan, grotta near Castle Comber Ireland, Tuileries garden Paris repeating a verse, Shipley church Sussex with twenty syllables, Woodstock’s famed echo, and Pantheon palms clapping sounding like cannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mena Straits
Wales
Simonetta
Milan
Grotta
Castle Comber
Ireland
Garden of the Tuileries
Paris
Shipley Church
Sussex
Woodstock
Pantheon
London Globe
Brother editors share duty to ease burdens
A note indicates a fellow editor will relieve Pressfeld by taking on tasks to ease worries. The writer expresses contentment with current conditions and asks for no further improvement, while joking about the prospects of the gipneng business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Pressfeld
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