May Brings Brightness and Hope for Summer
Rev. Robert H. Harper reflects on May as a bright month that marks winter's passing and heralds summer's coming. He notes how May's energy is felt in life, sound, and sight, conveying a sense of renewal and promise.
Just a thought on self improvement for a better world
A reflective statement urges every man to seize the chance to help make the world better by starting with self examination and personal improvement.
Changeless May by steadfast heart and faith
Poetic meditation on permanence of May tied to constancy of heart and faith. If internal trust remains steady the seeker walks toward light and experiences lasting balm and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Tennyson
Should I Make The First Move Again
A 17 year old girl asks if she should rekindle a past romance after ending a month steady with a boy who then dated another. The weekly reply suggests he might not accept returning as a second choice and weighs the risk of repeating the pattern, urging reflection before reconnecting.
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Peres
Youngest Partner in Mooney’s Mounted Minute Messengers
Russell Mooney recalls December 1912 in Port Huron Michigan when he rode a Harley as part of the Mooney brothers motorized messenger service begun in 1908. He details initiation by Bert, snow on Military Street, and learning to stop by colliding with a snow bank.
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Russell Mooney
Glendale
California
Port Huron
Michigan
Military Street
Bert
Court Street
Water Street
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