Divine right of government as keystone of progress
Quotation by Benjamin Disraeli arguing that divine right of government upholds human progress. Without legitimate governance, societies devolve into police state control and mob rule.
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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1941
Page
3
Quotation by Benjamin Disraeli arguing that divine right of government upholds human progress. Without legitimate governance, societies devolve into police state control and mob rule.
A weary porter asks a bystander for help as he struggles to coax a mule onto a railway tangent. The bystander offers aid and asks how Noah managed to fit two beasts into the Ark.
A concise reflection on how personal fear shifts to concern for others as the narrator notes that what one man dreads for himself does not trouble him when it may afflict another. The saying highlights self interest in moral choice and empathy in action.
A promotional notice urges overweight readers to weigh themselves, take Kruschen Salts daily, and modify diet by avoiding pastries fatty meats potatoes and rich fats. It claims four weeks per bottle and a money back guarantee.
A compact reflection on rumor’s role in politics noting that rumor can influence outcomes and occasionally aligns with reason in selecting a leader. The piece cites Tacitus to illustrate the paradox of rumor guiding the public eye to a worthy choice.
ADLA Tablets promise relief from heartburn fullness and acid stomach all evening. A drug store source urges readers to try ADLA Tablets to improve comfort and social ease.
A column denounces Nazi propaganda in American life, noting weekly publications praising Hitler spread via postal readings and urging action against such material. It discusses the Alaska highway idea by Slim Williams and comments on U S draft age reform and past congressional influence, citing Madden as a power in the House.
May 11 religious lesson stresses building moral fiber in children through parental example and consistent Bible teaching. It cites Deuteronomy and Jeremiah, urging fathers and mothers to model faith, discuss Scripture at home, and resist wine and temperance challenges as in the Rechabites.
The readable fragment mentions gardeners and garden quality with references to produce such as carrots cucumbers radishes and others. It notes stability or steadiness in garden care and implies a focus on vegetable growing.
Charming home craft item describes making colorful octagon rugs from old silk stockings with simple dye and crochet work suitable for living room or bedroom decor.
A brief contrast notes that U S Senate allows unlimited floor time once recognized while the House parcels time. An unrelated advertisement promotes a free book on piles and fistula from Dr C M Coe of St. Louis.
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