War celebrity enlistment era shows mixed motives
The column surveys WWI and WWII era enlistments of Hank Gowdy Eddie Grant and Hugh Mulcahy, noting press hype around famous names, then quotes actor critic on fame versus duty. It also profiles landscape architect Eliot and hoe delusions about postwar planning, stressing forward planning and social design.
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Ain't It So and the World of Happy Outcome
A dialogic piece flashes between a cynic and a philosopher on happiness and desire. A comic exchange follows a marriage proposal as the woman wryly questions how a bright angel could marry a dull fellow.
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Best Occupation Agriculture Quote Reflects Virtue
A concise aphorism proclaims agriculture as the noblest occupation for a humane and high-minded man, framing farming as the supreme means of securing livelihood and virtue.
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