Sunday Reflections On War and Peace
A 1936 Sunday meditation quotes Isaiah 2 4 and Douglas Jerrold on war. The piece contrasts solemn scripture with war weariness and social calls for peace despite triumphalist rhetoric.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1936
Page
4
A 1936 Sunday meditation quotes Isaiah 2 4 and Douglas Jerrold on war. The piece contrasts solemn scripture with war weariness and social calls for peace despite triumphalist rhetoric.
Lice in Tampa announces a deluxe drive home service for drunken gentlemen. Police Chief C J Woodruff says patrol cars will pick up those who have drunk too much and take them to their homes to prevent drunk driving. Repeated drinkers go to jail. critics fear it may encourage more drinking and whiskey sales.
Firemen will again repair toys for Christmas with Boy Scouts collecting broken items. Reinstating the program honors the late Bill Pleming and uses a central charity to distribute repaired toys to needy children this season.
The Empty Stocking Fund launches a doubled effort to ensure no child is left with an empty stocking and to rehabilitate the neediest families. In cooperation with local agencies the fund will review cases and direct funds to individual relief needs rather than administration, aiming for lasting community improvements.
A compiled survey shows varied unemployment insurance tax rates and benefit rules across 15 states and DC. It highlights employer tax percentages, waiting periods, and benefit durations, with a nod to North Carolina’s forthcoming path. The text blends figures for Alabama California District of Columbia Indiana Louisiana Massachusetts Mississippi New Hampshire New York Oregon Rhode Island South Carolina Utah Wisconsin and others.
A Germany based report outlines an official Hitler Youth creed mixing radicalism, force worship, and Nazism in religious language. It cites belief in ancestors, the German nation, and Adolf Hitler, contrasting with Christian notions, and notes religious framing of political aims.
The column reflects on Christmas cheer and thinking rightly to foster happiness. It quotes Rev H N Bowne, Uncle Joe Bacon, and Dr E Stanley Jones, linking personal faith with social action and the gospel that must transform both individual lives and society.
A literary column surveys Hamilton Basso and Wells Drury reviews alongside Gustavus Myers and Madox Ford volumes. It notes Basso's Courthouse Square as a character study set in Macedon, with themes of intolerance and inner peace. The piece also praises Drury's Comstock Lode anecdotes and Myers wealth narrative, plus Ford’s Collected Poems and a new Carlton House edition of The American H Scene.
A short verse extols a laugh as music and sunshine that freshens the day. It says laughter lifts the soul, cheers others, and lingers in the heart, driving away ills and inviting happy thoughts.
The piece notes ongoing concerns about the European situation with Prophet Farley away abroad, leaving observers to wonder how events will unfold once he returns.
A king must defend the downtrodden and bridge class divides. King Edward's tour of Wales shows the royal role as protector amid industrial hardship, reinforcing belief in monarchy as essential to British democracy.
The article humorously notes Jim Farley, U S Postmaster General, touring London with a celebrated American campaign aura. English reporters line up as questions focus on U S mail distribution and political zeal.
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