Reading the Nation in a Grim Economic Era
A long reader’s lament argues newspapers mislead about the Roosevelt era and the nation’s crisis. It critiques Congress, unemployment relief, farmer prices, and government debt, contrasting lofty promises with wasted money and political theater.
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Rene
Make Believe Bride Delays Proposal In Park Romance
Maris Trevor weighs love for Rod O Rorke against a future with wealth seeker Stan Fayson. Rod presses for marriage after proposing and a night in Van Cortlandt Park tests Maris as she contemplates happiness, money, and independence while pondering two suitors.
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How to Settle a Quarrel in Christian Living
A sermon outlines Grace versus Law from Acts 15 and Galatians, urging council over controversy, vindicating Paul and Barnabas, and stressing humility, courtesy, and responsible liberty in Christ. It emphasizes that Christian freedom should lead to service and righteous living rather than license.
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Quote from Pasteur on serving ideals in science and virtue
An aphoristic note quotes Pasteur on the ideal within a person guiding art science and gospel virtues. It asserts carrying a God an ideal and obedience to it yields great thoughts and actions reflecting light from the Infinite.
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Our Own Pleasures and Narrow Pleasures
Quote by George Eliot about happiness arising from caring for one’s own narrow pleasures and personal fulfillment rather than broader fame or external approval.
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George Eliot
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