There Is a Power That Shapes Our Ends in Hard Times
Grant Miller recounts a tale from the Christian Herald about J. C. S. Johnstone who, facing poverty after a betrayed partnership, gives his last nickel to a Salvation Army worker. A dollar from later donors follows, he finds work, builds wealth, and credits faith and philanthropy with sustaining him. The piece then discusses tensions between organized labor and farmers, noting farmer independence and distrust of both capitalists and unions.
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Christian Herald
Grant Miller
J. C. S. Johnstone
Minneapolis
Salvation Army
Johnstone
Wood
Jesus
America
Our
Republic
Bunker Hill
Santiago de Cuba
Chateau-Thierry
Fanaticism and the Jew Fight in Patriotic Paper
The Pat riot edited by Charles M. Wood in Brooklyn attacks Jews and religious liberty with anti Semitic rhetoric. The West Texas News and Editor Callan rebut the piece, condemning bigotry and praising Jewish contributions to freedom and humanity.
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Charles M. Wood
Brooklyn
New York
United States
Wood
Jesus Christ
The
West Texas News
Callan
the News
A Call for Unity Across Faiths and Nations
A civic appeal condemns bigotry and urges Jewish Christian Catholic and Protestant Americans to unite behind shared ideals. It honors veterans from Bunker Hill to Santiago and Chateau-Thierry, calls for justice and equal opportunities, and questions aiding Russia while advocating common prosperity and democratic rights.
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