Bingham Bulletin | 1918-04-12 | Page 2 | Pageantry

Pageantry. Daisies nnd buttercup gave way to brown, waving grasses, tinged with the worm-red sorrel ; the waving grass- " es are swept away and the meadows He like emeralds set in the inHiy hedgerows; the tawny-tlpped corn begins be-gins to bow wltli the weight, of the full ear; the reapers tire bending amongst It and It soon stands In sheaves; then, presently, the puti-hes of yellow stubble stub-ble He Hide by side with streaks of dark red earth, which the plow Is turning up in preparation for the new-threshed new-threshed seed. George Eliot.