And tells aloud His trust in God and so is blest
The phrase echoes a devotional sentiment praising steadfast faith in God amid trials. The line, drawn from a religious or poetic source, emphasizes blessedness through trust, presenting a concise devotional mood.
Flag and Freedom Theme Split in Washington Schools
Washington state officials debate whether a socialist era circular urging patriotic salutes to the capitalistic flag disqualifies a candidate for school principal. The piece argues the flag symbolizes liberty and equality, critiques socialist votes, and urges support for Wilson. It also covers summer recreation, boyhood, and recommendations on youth work and trained motherhood.
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The Mothers of Men Editorial from Atlanta Constitution
The editorial praises a modern view of motherhood as a disciplined, influential force shaping tomorrow. It centers on Ida Lou Barron of Clinton Ga and her essay Trained Motherhood read at the University of Georgia commencement. Barron argues for comprehensive mothering training beyond physiology, emphasizing character and balance.
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