Edward Everett Hale Powering Americanism Through Life
A long tribute to Edward Everett Hale, famed preacher, writer, and professor, detailing his 80 plus years of service. The piece praises Hale’s universal sympathy, humanitarian work, and role in American liberal Christianity. It notes his pastoral legacy at First Congregational in Worcester and Hartford ties, plus his influence among prominent New England figures.
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Wil Bawshie
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Rhodes
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Tore
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Marys
Marys, Extwant Pverets Father War Striduated Trie Williams Colton Wis
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Heceme
Hig
Enelard
Bet
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Borton
Tim
Fort
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Averace
Benin
Hapvard College
Mrvencenn
Ewart Everet
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Huntand
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Tarvart Arton
Fkewlan
Barant Griudiate
John
Grigah
Yale
MacMonsles
City Ault Park New
Everett Maleyan
Huegs
Everett
Timbus Settnii
Enelant
Nis
Warerstur
Mass
Warerstor
Dr. Hale
Talim
South Congregational Unitarian Church
Hoxton
Cartrie
Dr. Hate
Hare
Toxbury
Philip Nolan
Sime
America
Wendell Phillips
William Lloyd Garrison
Dana
Hawthorne
Alcott
Emerson
Webster
Holmes
Lowell
Longfellow
Summer
Whittier
Freeman Clarke
Phillips Brooks
Hoss Shay
Truman L. Elton
Dr S Weir Mitchell, Multitalented Writer and Doctor
A portrait of Dr S Weir Mitchell born February 1 1829 as a physician neurologist toxicologist and prolific writer. The piece traces his career from medicine to poetry and novels including Hugh Wynne and The Adventures of Francis noting his Paris influence and collaboration with Dr Holmes and his later reputation as the nation’s leading neurologist.
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S. Weir Mitchell
Mitchell
Harvard
Princeton
Oliver Werdell Holmes
Boston
Ercin
Aimenker
Aimee
Linders
Quitrati
Jowin Perben- Fion
Stitehet
Dr. Holmes
Mitehall
Dr. Slichett
Grabem
Hugh Wynne
Ike
Francsis
Asether Htorete
Ty Hinsere JSON
Laggdon Mitchell
Had Easy Hours at Gibraltar Governor Office Tale
Sir John Adye, former Gibraltar governor, kept close watch on office work. A late employee claimed a 11 to 12 shift, said he strolled in, and left around 1. Adye pressed which department the man served, learning he attended only Saturdays to tend to the “Gocka” office.
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John Adye
Gibraltar
Johanna Rising
Geld
Captain McKay of the Lucinia Retires After Forty Years
Captain McKay, famed for commanding the Lucinia, retires after four decades at sea. He crossed the Atlantic over 330 times, logged about 2,550,008 miles, and captained vessels including the Urbina Servia and Oregon. He joined Cunard after six years, praising vast oceans and the perilous yet routine life of mariners.
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Wiy Choratle
MeKay
Lucinia
Atlantic
McKay
Alumetherte
Ate Kay
Cunetd
Serviot
Atverenes
Urbina
Servia
Oregon
Liverpool
New York
Parenne
Remarkable Painter Faces Week of Painful Strife
The noted painter Voreachnein, famed for patthe mepnan work, faces a brutal week. A leopard encounter, a dangerous struggle, and a sled accident leave the Ragers badly washed and the tone grim as winter battle rages.
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Patthe
Mepnan
Sidhes
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