Keep Christ in Christmas Letter to the Editor
A reader, Rev. Audrey Mabley, argues against removing Christ from Christmas, urging Canadians to uphold Christian heritage, criticize media and political moves deemed politically correct, and promote Merry Christmas over Happy Holidays amid December reflections. She cites Ruth, Proverbs, and biblical faith to underscore Jesus as the season’s reason.
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Free Banking and Inflation in Historical Perspective
James George Magus argues that early free banking in North America emerged after a prominent claim about money control. He notes banks create money via loans, inflation linked to credit, and that private or town banks can function without a central bank. He cites Jerome Smith on credit as non money yet inflationary in effect.
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Workaholic at Home: A Domestic Engineer's Busy Routine
A self described supervisor to three or four employees, the narrator works around the clock, merging on site management with housekeeping and catering duties from home. She sleeps with her boss, handles kitchen clean up, assigns daily tasks, and chronicles a 6:30 start to manage breakfast, lunch, and supper shifts before reporting to her boss each day.
Christmas Notes On Giving And Gratitude
Oscar Correa reflects on holiday cheer at the Swiss Inn and urges passive readers to support the less fortunate. He cites global hunger, Canadian child poverty, and suggests donations of small amounts to reputable charities. He thanks readers for a year of feedback and wishes a merry Christmas.
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