Moron and the Modern Mind in American Satire
A veteran observer critiques sensationalism and calls for conservative common sense in media writing. The piece lauds Westbrook Pegler for a humorous yet illuminating view of the New Deal and reflects on jokes about liquor, women, and morons while warning against inflated claims of national wisdom.
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Westbrook Pegler
Mr. Pegler
Pegler
Preaching at Athens A Then and Now
Lesson outline on Acts 17 16 34 focusing on Paul's sermon at the Areopagus in Athens. Key figures include Paul the apostle and Epicurean and Stoic philosophers. Emphasizes worship of unknown God, creation by God, providence, human origin, repentance, and outcomes of reception or rejection.
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Athens
Paul
Areopagus
I. Paula
Marc’ Hill
A. V
A. Rt. V
Jesus Christ
Commonplace Lives and Quiet Hearts of Everyday People
A contemplative piece on everyday lives revealing romance, tragedy, and humor through the compassionate lens of a brave, resolute caretaker. It highlights the quiet dignity and unseen stories behind ordinary experiences.
Value of Prayer and Music Inspire Comfort and Joy
Fragmentary literary prose urges valuing prayer and sacred music as a path to heavenly harmony. It emphasizes trembling and inward solace, inviting readers to seek spiritual consolation through devotion and worship.
Fragmentary note on national youth education and public character
A damaged fragment discusses organizing recesses to educate young men and women for national life. It mentions the value of knowledge and character over mere schooling, and references a Clothier as president of a university. The text is garbled but centers on civic upbringing and public virtue.
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Nalion
Eroiroal
Poben Clothier
Riateerg
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