The New Year By Horatio Nelson Powers Poem Glows
A New Year verse from Horatio Nelson Powers wishes a Saint Louis Globe-Democrat reader a year of growth. It envisions a flower unfolding, a book unread becoming insight, and a landscape of promises with fruit, fountain, and casket gems tied to faith and grace.
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Horatio Nelson Powers
St. Louis
Turning Over the New Leaf by Rev Alan Pressley Wilson
The piece urges turning over a new leaf as in business practice of inventory and self review. It uses tree leaf cycles as metaphor, notes that mistakes can become stepping stones, and encourages many resolutions to improve conduct and aim higher in life.
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Rev
Alan Pressley Wilson
Petc
J. Holland
Western Newspaper Union
Sol Sample and His New Leaf
Sol Sample, a shy, red haired clerk at a stylish store, turns a New Year resolve into action after foiling a robber. His courage and honesty elevate him from a sales clerk to factory partner and eventual owner, proving his new leaf a golden turning point.
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Sol Sample
His
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Glacial Ice Field in Montana Fills With Ancient Insect Remnants
Near Cooke City Montana a colossal glacier sits high in the Bear Tooth region. Its ice layers show alternating light and dark strata formed by insect carcasses from historic plagues that swept over the area. The bowl shaped field rises about 11 500 feet with uncertain depth possibly 1000 feet.
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Cooke City
Mont
Yellowstone Park
Bear Tooth Range
Bear Tooth National Forest
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