Regine Wilmerin on Original Thought and Borrowed Ideas
The interview highlights Regine Wilmerin’s stance on originality in expression, arguing for authentic thinking over borrowed phrases. It reflects on public welfare, personal responsibility, and the role of strong, independent voices amid social pressures and political discourse.
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Livestock Prices Rise as U S Slaughtering Surges
The March bulletin of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals notes a rise in U S slaughtering and live stock numbers in response to European demand. It cites 1,212,000 more horses and about 6,000,000 more cattle and swine on farm or in transit than twenty years ago, with France denying horse purchases for war. The Department of Agriculture confirms increasing production and shipments, indicating the nation’s capacity to meet rising demand despite inflationary pressures.
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Bronth and the Europeans a cautious view on work and women
A fragmented monologue discusses European manners and gender roles. It critiques busywork, hunting for money, and the idea that women should stay in traditional duties. The speaker notes women’s unsafe behavior, education gaps, and contrasts old and new times with examples of everyday life and work.
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