The Wanderer by William Cranston Lawton
A fragment from a century poem notes dawn departure and memories of home as city streets fill with eager men. The speaker longs for reunion at the gate, clinging to a warm hand as night nears.
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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1905
Page
6
A fragment from a century poem notes dawn departure and memories of home as city streets fill with eager men. The speaker longs for reunion at the gate, clinging to a warm hand as night nears.
In a clubroom scene, a New Yorker and David Kent discuss the political shift caused by drought and economic strain. They note railroads and corporations pressing for profits, while praising Loring-Grantham Loring, now Western Pacific general manager, and plan to support Mrs Brentwood with his aid.
In the waning days of a calm legislative session Kent and Crenshawe discuss the dangerous House Bill Twenty-nine aimed at foreign corporations. Kent, tracking Ormsby, leverages Miss Van Brock’s salon to locate the clubman and uncover political intrigue amid watchdogs and wary lobbyists.
An examining physician from a major life insurance firm notes a son of Erin answering age questions with humor. He first says 33 years old, then adds that in two months he will be a year older, illustrating playful naivety in age reporting.
A 1965 Sunday School study outlines John 11 with verses 33 to 35 and surrounding text. It situates the Lazarus episode in Bethany near Jerusalem, discusses Jesus as the Good Shepherd, and explains the symbolic door and the unity of one fold under one shepherd. It quotes and interprets key verses, emphasizing belief, life abundantly, and Jesus’ voluntary sacrifice and resurrection.
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