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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1954
Page
29
A critical review arguing Krutch defends human free will against mechanistic social science. The essay condemns determinist methods as undermining moral choice and civilization, urging continued belief in human consciousness and individual responsibility.
Readable scraps show old dental cures with arsenic and earthworms, plus a note on a 1631 manuscript and a 1821 letter from South Carolina. The piece also mentions a tiny new paperback with maps and a family register and ends with a reflection on fame versus money.
A list of book titles and authors appears, mixing fiction and non fiction. Mentions include The Seventh Sense by Kenneth Lewis Roberts and Charlemagne the Legend and the Man by Harold Lamb. Also referenced is George Washington Carver, born to slave parents near Diamond Grove Missouri, with a note on cleaning walls by brushing upward to avoid streaks.
A sweeping profile of Major General Joseph Orville Shelby CSA, famed Missouri Cavalry leader, the only Confederate general who never surrendered. The UNC Press biography by Daniel O Flaherty frames Shelby as Lincoln s covert Mexican expedition planner and a key regional figure in the Civil War era, with emphasis on the Mexican campaign and postwar legend.
Little, Brown and Company announces a new romance by Suzanne Butler titled Vale of Tyranny for publication June 10. The novel follows a beautiful young woman set for a brilliant social career who succumbs to a tempestuous romance with a man driven by overweening ambition.
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