Johnny Goes to School – Sunday, September 10, 1944
The annual return to school of millions of our youth has become an oft-repeated routine, now more or less taken for granted. Indeed, so accustomed...
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Every Man to His Own Labor – Sunday, September 03, 1944
"What is there illustrious that is not attended by labor?" (Cicero). Thus spoke truly the ancient philosopher. History does not record, nor does scripture, that...
On “Sparing the Children” – Sunday, August 27, 1944
One of the most difficult tasks that confront provident parents is to pass on to their children an appreciation of what has gone into the...
Kingdom for a Horse! – Sunday, August 20, 1944
We are often inclined to assume that if we can only dispose of our present pressing problems, the future will take care of itself. The...
Retreat from Clamor – Sunday, August 13, 1944
Not infrequently one sees the spectacle of a bewildered dog running loose in a crowd, harassed by numerous strange calls and whistles coming from all...
On Setting the World in Order – Sunday, August 06, 1944
Frequently when we become aware of conditions which need correction, we are led to wonder why those responsible for such things do not correct them....
Against Whom Time Ever Runs – Sunday, July 30, 1944
The news that speaks from headlines these days indicates dramatically how time runs against those who have built on false foundations. The trend of current...
Discovery – Sunday, July 23, 1944
Legends of discovery ever hold their fascination. Indeed, every age is an age of, discovery—sometimes the discovery of places where men have never walked before—and...
On Misusing a Reputation – Sunday, July 16, 1944
There is something yet to be said on the subject of misusing a reputation. Some men acquire such reputations that others place implicit confidence in...