Revival of Religion and Work Ethic Argument
Frank Parker Stockbridge reflects on a broad revival of religious interest after World War I. He cites business leaders embracing faith as a solution to national problems, emphasizes work as a divine rule, and notes economic progress tied to honest labor. He contrasts religious unity with cultural tensions and warns against demagoguery while critiquing excesses of materialism and vice.
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Unite Peace Programs Unite for a National Peace Drive
Emmet county peace council chair Rev. Fred Ortmeyer outlines the Emergency Peace Campaign uniting 34 groups to press for war preventive policies. Speakers will tour five counties through May 9 with petitions urging the president and Congress to shift from war preparation to continental defense, including tax on war profits and munition nationalization.
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Fred W. Ortmeyer
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Ringsted
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H. Millard Jones
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