England As Model Of Moderation And Home Rule Talk
Holt McPherson praises England for moderation and free discussion in facing global tensions. He notes Britain’s defense shift, rising real wages, inexpensive food and rents, and Edinburgh’s rich history with Mary Stuart and Scott. He contrasts American efficiency with British balance and cites Scottish advocacy for home rule.
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International Consequences of the Rise of the Totalitarian State
Dr Calvin Hoover outlines how totalitarian states emerged in Russia Italy and Germany and how their militancy abolition of freedoms and control of economies challenge postwar peace. He traces Soviet foreign policy from revolution through Stalin era and United Front shifts amid League of Nations.
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Greensboro Plans Public Campaign Against General Diseases
A September 9 meeting in Greensboro will gather city county and state health officials doctors and interested citizens to plan a public campaign against the spread of general diseases. The article notes a prior meeting in Wilmington and urges open discussion to confront the problem with courage and truth.
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Hay fever and a tour through old times in a July breeze
A nostalgic column from Sept 6 1986 muses on hay fever and summer weather, humor, curious flower notes about gloxenia, pie fillings, and a return of old-timer families to Jamestown. It blends weather, horticulture, and local reminiscences with gentle wit.
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Freedom of activity and a richer life echo Browning
A reflective piece ties Browning’s zest for life to Dr. William Crawford’s wish for “freedom of activity.” It recalls Crawford’s teaching at Trinity College and Duke, his influence on students, and a lecture linking will, unity, and beauty to a broader human and divine life.
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Smoking Altars and Leading Lady in 1930s Reviews
Contemporary Trends in Smoking Altars reveals a psychological drama of Michael Shenley exile and love amid fear and Kenya. Ruth Mills leads with Leading Lady a Brentwood Church staging thriller about Beth Dancey’s charm and deadly ambition. The Sea Witch chapter reviews mark a brisk literary round-up of classics and modern photography.
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Fall beliefs and warnings from a reader letter
A reader named Mr. Baby voices religious warnings about Judgment Day and calls for prayer over disobedience to parents and God. He compares unbelievers to the rich man in Hell and urges reflection as winter approaches amid crop concerns.
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