Remember How Short My Time Is – Sunday, April 9, 1944
To see death gently pronounce its benediction upon a fullness of years, to see its merciful hand remove the infirmities of one who has traveled...
To see death gently pronounce its benediction upon a fullness of years, to see its merciful hand remove the infirmities of one who has traveled...
We have all had the experience of being urged to do something against our inclinations, and sometimes against our better judgment, by those who persuasively...
Not infrequently we hear someone who shrugs off a puzzling situation with the comment: "A hundred years from now what will it matter!" This, of...
If we were to allow ourselves to be unnerved by the daily impact of all we see and all we hear, and by all the...
In addition to the false fears that destroy the effectiveness of men (most of which are vainly imagined and are without substance), it must also...
The war of nerves, so-called, is a new name for an old stratagem—the stratagem of deliberately bringing about a state of fear in the lives...
One of the accepted methods of teaching and learning is by the process of repetition. By saying a thing over and over again, eventually it...
We pause again, as we do each recurring year at this season, between the birthdays of two American patriots whom time has given the mark...
In this day and age, whenever anyone speaks of the social precautions which were formerly observed for the safeguarding of womanhood in general, and of...