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Newspaper
Cambridge Tribune
Location
Cambridge, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1939
Page
4
An old newspaper snippet lists mailing details for Cambridge with subscription prices for single copies and by mail for three months six months and one year. It reflects period pricing and postal classification information.
An essay argues that Nazism and Communism both erode liberty, citing Fritz Kuhn and the Stalin Hitler pact to warn that threats to free speech and religion arise from within America. It contrasts demagogues with universal rights and notes Daniel Willard’s rise from a section job to president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
A Vermon t farmer’s son born near North Hartland overcomes poverty to pursue learning. He works ten hours daily for nine cents, discovers writing reports is harder than carpentry, and resolves to do more than paid to do, steering his life toward the railroad.
Dorchester County residents are urged to embrace a genuine Christmas spirit by giving to the less fortunate. The piece calls for individuals and organizations to join in sharing, stressing that true joy comes from unselfish generosity rather than reciprocal exchanges.
Postmaster Radcliffe urges early shopping and mailing to ensure presents cards and letters arrive by Christmas. He recommends mailing gifts greetings and letters at least a week to 10 days before Christmas, with registered or insured valuables. No mail delivery on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day except special deliveries.
Washington previews a turbulent session as Roosevelt faces a hostile mix in Congress. Battle lines form over New Deal policies, foreign policy, and funding measures with tax and debt questions looming and a possible reelection bid under scrutiny.
The Hudson Girls 4-H Club met December 1 with leader Dorothy Dail presiding. Members finished the bags they were making and planned to sew a bolero next.
Sunday School lesson outline for December 17 on Mathew 13 verses 3 to 8 31 to 33 and 44 to 46 using parables of the Sowers Mustard Seed Leaven Hidden Treasure and Pearl of Great Price. Emphasizes hearing responses soil conditions growth expansion and prioritizing the kingdom of God over idols with a closing hymn reference.
Christian Science Sunday lesson previews discuss a sermon titled Is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force. The Golden Text quotes Psalm 145 10 11 and the lesson cites Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures page 295 affirming God creates and governs the universe and that spiritual ideas are evolved and obedient to the Mind that makes them.
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