Persecution for Truth in Elkhart Union Editorial
The Elkhart Democratic Union reprints D W Sweet and defends printing truth about Gen St Clair and Washington. The piece argues they faced persecution for honesty and vows to continue criticizing the “little hatchet” against their grandfather.
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Birds as allies against insect pests in farming regions
An early defense of birds as natural insect predators, arguing that robins and other birds protect gardens and fields from worms, caterpillars, and pests. It cites Agassiz and Humboldt, urges protecting birds, and condemns hunting or nesting destruction.
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George Washington and the Cherry Tree Tale
A damaged verse retelling by Dr. Owen St. Clair depicts the legend of George Washington and the cherry tree. The poem presents the father son conflict over the tree and the moral lesson about honesty and responsibility.
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George Washigton
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