National Security Week and May Heritage Reflections
A two sided essay links personal town pride to civic duty and marks National Security Week in May with notes on Patrick Henry Horace Mann and Roger Williams. It argues unity, preparedness, and religious liberty as core American ideals, highlighting democracy's foundations in diverse peoples.
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Weekly Eating Club By Jim Barstow
A fragmented column argues for unity and readiness to defend democratic life against fascism communism and other threats. It references veterans and a wary view of national confusion and chaos, with stray local reminiscences about daily worries and family chores.
Why SHORE editor uses the word We in writing
A 100 year old explanation from a Tawa publisher asserts that a country editor performs many tasks from reading newspapers to proofing to selling papers. He argues the editor’s broad duties justify the plural we when speaking of himself and his craft. The piece cites humorous anecdotes about politicians, doctors, lawyers, and wartime Washington, ending with a reflection on patience and public life.
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