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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1944
Page
8
The excerpt surveys Whittier's poem Our Master and links its theme to a Christmas shopping scene. It argues that lifting thought to spiritual realities, per Mary Baker Eddy, brings harmony, calm, and joy, dispelling mortal mind stress as individuals seek divine law and spiritual dominion.
The text asserts that God is present in Truth and Love and should be used to heal the sick cast out error and raise the dead. It emphasizes that recognition as God's children comes when Christ leads to the Father and that light is sown for the righteous and gladness for the upright in heart.
The article emphasizes continued wartime funding through War Bonds and highlights farmers as key contributors. It notes farmers bought over 1.25 billion dollars in bonds in 1943, about 16 percent of net income, with Sixth War Loan being the largest yet for agriculture. It argues investing inflationary dollars in War Bonds as a crucial postwar plan for Rural America.
Rural National Farm Loan Association leaders from Mt Carroll Lanark and others met in Rockford on Nov 21 with Federal Land Bank of St Louis officials and 13 Illinois associations. The talks covered the bank’s financial strength farm land price trends and decentralized loan servicing to borrowers.
R R Renne urges Montana State College readers to buy War Bonds to build financial reserves, reduce inflation risk, and aid the war effort. Bonds yield interest and help farmers pay debts, finance repairs, and support sons abroad, with patriotism as a core motive.
The Rural National Farm Loan Association shows a strengthened financial position due to earnings built into reserves and surplus. It declared a 5 percent dividend for stockholders of record on Oct. 31, 1944, with 465 members and 1435 loans totaling $7,624,650. The annual meeting is set for Jan. 10, 1945 at Mt. Carroll High School gym.
Mr and Mrs Earl Rahn of Lanark received the Army Air Force Bronze Medal last Friday from Capt G M Tomilson of Moline and Lt E R Roe of Chicago for their son T Sgt Robert Rahn who died on a bombing raid over Germany. They also received the Purple Heart posthumously Saturday. Robert Rahn was a Milledgeville High School graduate and former resident.
A devotional verse urges believers to pursue a life of grace and illumination. It proclaims that God, who is light, will dwell within the faithful and guide their steps along a thorny journey.
Mr and Mrs Will Sack of Cedar Falls Iowa celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary next Tuesday December 10 with a dinner at Calvary Evangelical Church 1625 East 4th Street Waterloo and an open house from two to five p m at the church.
Mrs W E Cardiff of Galva told the Study club of the Galva Woman's club about American music from Washington era to modern times. She described Indian music Negro spirituals and cowboy songs as representative forms.
Report on the Sixth War Loan through Saturday night December 9 shows Chadwick near $31,321 in purchases toward an $80,000 quota. Chairman Lloyd Handel cautioned the town must buy heavy bonds this week to reach the target, noting last Saturday night totals were under half the goal.
Chadwick Briefs Plc Louis Weber of Ft Dix N J Janette Queckboerner Abbie Olson and Donald Queckboerner were Monday evening supper guests of Mrs. Arthur Miller. Christianity is not a theory or speculation but a life and living process.
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