Virginia Praised by German Philosopher for Cultural Supremacy
World famous German philosopher Court Herman Keyserling writes in Atlantic Monthly that Virginia offers the nation its strongest cultural atmosphere and that Virginians, especially the Cavalier tradition, produce many of America’s superior individuals. He contrasts Virginia with New England and notes the lasting aristocratic influence shaping minds and national development.
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Atlantic Monthly
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United States
New England
New World
The Value of The Junior Red Cross at Hailey School
Miss June Martindale of Hailey School Winchester reports to the Red Cross Regional Conference in Warrenton Virginia on October 3. She describes achieving 100 percent Junior Red Cross membership in Winchester and Frederick County, health and service programs, posters, articles in newspapers, hospital aid to Perry Point and Outwood Kentucky, and student exchanges with Belgium France Italy Czecho Slovakia Crete Roumania Japan.
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