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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1943
Page
10
Ten year old Ken longs for a horse of his own as he faces stern fatherly discipline on the Wyoming ranch. His mother protects him from harsh rules while younger brother Toward shines. Nel negotiates to grant Ken a colt though his grades lag, and Ken must prove responsibility as he searches for the right horse.
Ken and his father drive along the Lincoln Highway to Goose Bar Ranch as McLaughlin offers a bargain. Ken will train a yearling while also tending four horses for rodeo work, with a boyish mix of ambition, discipline, and mounting family pressure shaping his path.
A brief item noting the May 30 lesson comprising subjects and Scriptura texts selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission. The notice confirms authorized use and scholarly focus for the lesson content.
Peter addresses believers scattered since early Christianity detailing three roles pilgrims, submissive citizens, and suffering Christians. It emphasizes detachment from worldly values, loyalty to authorities, and patient, Christlike conduct under persecution, urging faithful witness despite hostile reports.
A collage of wartime letters and jokes reflects home front morale. Women write Terry about keeping spirits up, ration concerns, and duties while men cope with army life, kitchens, and discipline. Includes Spars Coast Guard parody and quips on prices and civilian life during wartime.
The question asks who can measure a character shaped by faith self control brotherly kindness and love, suggesting only divine or moral judgment can assess such inner worth beyond worldly metrics. It implies humility before virtue as the true standard.
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