Flossie’s imagination runs wild and causes trouble
Dear Miss Manners advises Flossie to temper her storytelling and not rely on embellishment. The column offers guidance to a reader about being patient with a club invitation and to avoid pressuring a shy boy, suggesting letting him make the advances.
Prophets and Sermon on the Mount Found Answer
A historical survey contrasts religion with modern business ethics and societal problems. Secretary Wallace urges turning to Biblical prophets and reformers, applying the Sermon on the Mount to address science economics church state failures, in a series of articles.
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Pere
Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Mind and manners in public society debate
Albert Edward Wiagam surveys public sehuats on teaching good manners. Dr Ruth Strang notes widespread ignorance of politeness yet links social usage to happiness and confidence. The piece discusses revolutions and family trait theories as examples in a provocative argument.
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Ruth Strang
Vendora College
Columbia
World religion called truly catholic in original sense
A public message addresses the people business community and churchgoers urging a broad inclusive faith. It proclaims the world is ripe for a religion that embodies universal Catholic principles in their original sense.
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