East Emmet School Opens With Rev Savage Speech
Rev Father Savage of St Patrick's church delivered the commencement address at East Emmet consolidated school last Tuesday. The school plans to reprint his remarks with permission.
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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
2
Rev Father Savage of St Patrick's church delivered the commencement address at East Emmet consolidated school last Tuesday. The school plans to reprint his remarks with permission.
A speaker frames graduation as joyous yet sobering, urging graduates to seek a complete education of body, mind, and soul. He defines life’s threefold purpose to serve God, country, and fellow man, warns against secular reforms, and stresses religion as the anchor of civilization and character.
A former speaker argues that Russia cannot endure without faith and that greed and irreligion fuel global turmoil, urging Americans to embrace religion, morality, and public responsibility. He recalls a critic’s wry jab about voters’ identity and urges youth to seek core virtues over wealth, fame, or honors. He ends with a Swiss legend of a key-flower leading to wealth, illustrating virtue as access to lasting riches.
Enchanted Island on Northerly Island becomes a major children's area at the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago. It features a twenty foot high wooden soldier and other figures, a giant umbrella entrance, marble shop with a globe sculpture, a red coaster wagon with a giant boy figure, a toy shop, a model nursery, a zoo and model farm for baby animals, and a Magic Mountain with water and boats. The site promises educational and recreational indoor and outdoor activities, meals, and a focus on family experiences for children two to six and their parents.
Field Secretary Ernest M Wright notes dairymen lose interest in purebreds during lows but warns three percent of cattle are purebreds and seed stock. He urges selling scrub stock, buying top purebreds as prices rise. State breed associations plan summer picnics including Brown Swiss at College Farm Ames on June 22.
Mrs Berthe Waldo of Hamas North Dakota reports losing weight on Kruschen Salts under a doctor advised regimen. The ad promises fat reduction and health benefits, claiming a four week jar costs a small sum and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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