Editorials weigh fear faith and China in 1947
In this editorial column the writer urges trusting God amid fear, analyzes China’s postwar chaos and failed loans, questions the profit motive as driver of progress, and warns against Fourth of July firecrackers and reckless driving while urging prudent fiscal policy and restraint. The piece contrasts modern life with 18th century Williamsburg and ends with a light remark on fashion.
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China
Washington
John Lee
Roy Fields
George Marshall
Chin
Williamsburg
Virginia
Reflections and Charms from a Busy Day
A verse and quotes section blends humorous vignettes on mishaps with revolving doors and a boastful mood. It also includes maxims from H R and a note about Mrs Ina Brinton, now living in Texas, detailing a move and residence.
Bus travel favored for trips under a thousand miles
Mrs. Brinton argues bus stations offer shelter from weather and are preferable for shorter trips. She accompanies officials during business visits in the region and recounts travel experiences. Public notice: sealed bids due July 14 1947 for U S P G boiler and plumbing work in Washington Iowa.
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Washington
Iowa
K. L. Hullsick
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