Refuge Strength Help and Affection in Hearts
A compact reflection quoting Psalm 46 1 about God as refuge and strength and noting that the most precious deposits are affection and friendship stored in the hearts of fellow mortals as expressed by Forbes Magazine.
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Don Juans Dream pageant earns unqualified praise at Forsythe Park
The Forsythe Park Thursday afternoon pageant Don Juan's Dream drew spontaneous applause for each number. Miss Keith directed with W C Betchold of Monroe Community Service assisting. The piece featured a gracious queen and Crusaders, with scenes of historical value and an outstanding Knights of Pythias band performance.
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Christmas Giving as Expression of Love and Charity
The article urges early Christmas shopping as a gesture of love and charity, noting the season should focus on care rather than commercialism. It cites St. Paul’s view of charity as essential and warns against turning Christmas into a burden, highlighting nonmaterial gifts like peace and goodwill.
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Have We Kept Faith With Other Nations, Clemenceau Warns
Former French premier Clemenceau, visiting the United States, urges Americans to cooperate to prevent a new war. He warns that the United States must honor commitments to other nations whose faith underpinned the World War effort.
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French Fear Drives League Skepticism and U S Retreat
The piece argues that Germany's militarization and Franco‑German tensions threaten peace. It blames U S senate partisan politics for delaying arms limits and the League of Nations, urging America to honor wartime pledges and join in global security efforts.
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Southern Commercial Congress Brings Chicago Welcome and Optimism
The Southern Commercial Congress closed at the Congress Hotel in Chicago, welcomed by the Chicago Association of Commerce and the Southern Society of Chicago. The article highlights improved West South trade, rising cotton prices, and a hopeful pledge of friendship and commerce between regions, urging mutual cash sales and reduced barriers.
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American Education Week Teachers Homes 1922
The article recalls rural schools' practice of teachers living in homes owned or rented by school districts. It notes over 3,000 homes used last year, with more than ten thousand teachers benefiting rent free or at a small rent. Some homes are in towns or cities with teachers clubs or dormitories. Better homes improve schools.
Great Love and Desire Move the World, Says The Philosopher
A long meditation argues that want and desire drive human progress and history. It cites love as a motive for sacrifice and the reach of nations from hunger and oppression. The piece warns against excess, urging balanced nurture for body, mind, and spirit.
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