An Account of the Closing Ceremonies of the Panama Pacific International Exposit
An Account of the Closing Ceremonies of the Panama Pacific International Exposit
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" Then came a bit of allegory, composed by Lawrence W. Harris of the foundation committee of the Exposition.
A Boy Scout was summoned to carry the Exposition's message to the school children of the world. President Moore put a silk ribbon with a decoration about his neck, and he departed between the ranks of sailors. A Journalist was sum- moned, decorated and sent forth. " To Journalism, " said the President, "has been assigned the great task of carrying the meaning of the Exposition to all men.... Go, good friend, there is work for you to do. " To a Toiler, with his sledge, the Exposition's President said: "Tell the toilers of the world, our brethren, that they have contributed nobly to man's betterment and the world's advancement. " The Cowboy, the Surveyor, the Soldier and the Sailor were commissioned to carry the message into the unsettled places of the earth, to all far shores and throughout the seven seas.
Finally three Exposition Guards were summoned. The chairman of the association of foreign commissioners dec- orated one, the head of the association of the commission- ers of domestic states decorated another, and the President of the Exposition took from about his own neck the ribbon of Exposition colors he wore and put it about the neck of the third.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Then came a bit of allegory, composed by Lawrence W. Harris of the foundation committee of the Exposition.
A Boy Scout was summoned to carry the Exposition's message to the school children of the world. President Moore put a silk ribbon with a decoration about his neck, and he departed between the ranks of sailors. A Journalist was sum- moned, decorated and sent forth. " To Journalism, " said the President, "has been assigned the great task of carrying the meaning of the Exposition to all men.... Go, good friend, there is work for you to do. " To a Toiler, with his sledge, the Exposition's President said: "Tell the toilers of the world, our brethren, that they have contributed nobly to man's betterment and the world's advancement. " The Cowboy, the Surveyor, the Soldier and the Sailor were commissioned to carry the message into the unsettled places of the earth, to all far shores and throughout the seven seas.
Finally three Exposition Guards were summoned. The chairman of the association of foreign commissioners dec- orated one, the head of the association of the commission- ers of domestic states decorated another, and the President of the Exposition took from about his own neck the ribbon of Exposition colors he wore and put it about the neck of the third.
What to read after An Account of the Closing Ceremonies of the Panama Pacific International Exposit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Panama Pacific International Exposition Company to read onlineMoreLess
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