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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1905
Page
6
A verse meditation arguing that praise of the past is unwarranted, urging readers to live for God and neighbor. The poem contrasts seasons, beauty, and virtue with a call to kindness, piety, and communal duty. It closes by urging action and faith as the path forward.
In early times the Western Pacific builds toward Dry Creek, forming the city of Gaston from a lone ranch. Jethro Simsby’s land and Kent’s real estate boom collapse. a sweeping financial crisis wrecks Gaston, prompting Kent to confront a political rally led by Jasper Bucks as Loring watches the west’s upheaval unfold.
In Girvan Scotland a custom arose among aging fishermen and loom weavers. As industries fade few weavers remain busy, prompting younger generations to migrate. Elders receive a certificate granting burial rights in the old churchyard, a treasured link to their ancestral resting place praised by locals.
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