Henry George quote on truth and advocacy
Statement quotes Henry George urging candor in proclaiming truth regardless of allies or opponents. Reflects a philosophy of outspoken integrity and responsibility in public discourse.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1939
Page
1
Statement quotes Henry George urging candor in proclaiming truth regardless of allies or opponents. Reflects a philosophy of outspoken integrity and responsibility in public discourse.
The article outlines early television promises for 1939 with receiving sets showing plays and games on small screens and predicts radio and TV adoption. It notes a gold fabric experiment using a gold compound from trialkylphosphine aurus halide that dyes cloth with gold particles, potential commercial use, and future fashion. It discusses polarized light reducing glare and improving night driving, and the shift toward intelligent skilled labor in future industry as machines assume more tasks. It ends with a personal reminiscence on stuttering and how parental behavior and psychological insight shape a child’s self perception.
Dan Ross voices worry about his three year-old son Danny beginning to stutter while discussing the condition with his business partner Joe Ferguson. Joe accuses him of sneaking a look at the evening paper as he listens. The exchange reveals concern, teasing, and curiosity about stuttering in a family setting.
A compact piece traces footwear from sandals to boots, noting Egyptian, American Indian, and Crusader roles in shoe adoption. It links corn formation to tight footwear and diet, counsels larger shoes and foot baths, and ends with a tongue in cheek remark about Secretary Hull and Mexico in international talks.
In India a small man in a loin cloth inspires a vast awakening. Gandhi, poor yet powerful, rejects force and guides reforms shaping world history. His life spans London, South Africa, and India, from unsure lawyer to revered leader who embraces poverty to aid the downtrodden.
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