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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1920
Page
2
Delegates discuss Bill Langer's political profile in a heated exchange. The Bismarck Tribune reports a $160,000 loss after a fire, with hope it will rise anew. Local pages urge support for Company G, school bonds, and moving pictures censorship while praising Y M C A delegates visiting Valley City and Des Moines volunteer missions.
A fragment asserts a sweeping claim that certain influences, including picture shows, promote immorality and cussedness rather than uplifting mankind, reflecting a charged moral debate in the era. The readable text centers on condemnation of perceived vice and cultural forces behind social movements.
The report states eight thousand one hundred forty volunteers have joined mission fields since organization, with two thousand two hundred two deployed since the Kansas City Convention six years ago. The Student Volunteer Movement supplies seventy five percent of male missionaries and unmarried women, boosting Christian schools, colleges, and hospitals abroad. Miss Rue’s report outlines two work lines: recruiting missionaries and Christianizing national life, while Miss Moffitt notes global needs for teachers in Mexico, China, and Japan, urging Americans to shape moral, social, and spiritual policy.
The piece surveys religions in Africa and Asia Minor, noting Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, and the limited reach of Christianity. It emphasizes the need for more workers to evangelize and the belief that two thirds of humanity have never heard of Christ. It mentions Miss Gubelman’s optimistic summary amid global chaos.
A garbled rendition of Rudyard Kipling's If with many misprinted words. It preserves the core lines about composure, self trust, patience, resilience, and moral balance, including Triumph and Disaster and the measure of a man. The text shows numerous typos and inserted fragments but centers on the well known fatherly instruction.
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