Great Ideas From the Great Books Discussing art views
A reader and editor discuss Aristotle Aquinas Greenberg and Tolstoy on art beauty unity and moral influence. The exchange probes whether beauty rests in moral and social impact formal unity or abstract form. A prize letter offer invites input for future column.
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William Carey Father of Modern Foreign Missions
William Carey known as the father of the modern foreign missions movement, born in 1751 in Northamptonshire. A cobbler by trade, he became a Baptist minister, learned Hebrew Latin and Greek, and urged the church to teach all nations. He pioneered missionary work in India at Seramserai, founding a church school and printing plant, with presses printing over 200000 Bibles in around 40 languages before his death.
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Retirement dreams and stock gambles in old sayers tale
A retired couple in Golder Years CASH, STOCKS JUGGLED WELL IL illustrate how a cautious investor with savvy can mix savings and high grade stocks. They swapped $49,000 into blue chip shares, plus $11,000 in cash, using gains to fund a retirement cottage while keeping assets in a checking account under Mrs. Walton’s name.
Bridge Pointers By Alfred Sheinwald
A fragment from a bridge column mixed with game analysis and a hypothetical hand. It blends commentary on strategy with references to bids and play choices, mentioning a situation where declarer decisions hinge on discarding and ruffing in clubs and diamonds. The piece invites readers to test the illustrated line against the narrative of the Walton family in a competitive bridge context.
Saint Barnabas Day Remembered with Ancient Festivities
Readings recount St Barnabas and the shift from old to new calendars, noting the long festival in his honor. The saint is linked to preaching, almsgiving, and protection of communities, with legends of miracles and acts of faith highlighted along with historical references to his mission and death.
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Horoscope for Tomorrow Offers Mixed Guidance Across Signs
A retro-style daily forecast lists Aries through Pisces with advice on social ties, career, finance, and personal matters. It urges tempering ambition, seeking expert input, and applying practical effort, noting personal growth hinges on choices and attitude. The column ends with a solicitation for a personalized forecast.
Handicapped Boys Helped By Scouts
In New Brunswick a scout group produces a Braille version of its magazine Toys' Life to aid physically handicapped boys. About 400 scouts with physical handicaps and 150 with intellectual disabilities participate, with the program emphasizing abilities and inclusion as the core pledge.
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Stony Falls
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