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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1918)
, r the broKenf sleep Icfcentraream, WW ,1 . . ... O God we thanK Thee fo i ' i , , y The passing of theelft6mp: For opened eyes, for h To follow Freedom's We thanK Thee we t i i rt.Vl in neuirai Red with thbloodyvO i r 1. 1 Miii'iTiA iwiiiiii iiniiTiui'Ti ti"'ii I1" lilsiory without neelng Cml, anil liy Inking thought enniiot full In acknowl edge Km griitlliidii for ull lit lt-n-tlt . Willi Unit itngn of ur development pi'Mii'd we lire now permitted In enter upon tlint new wn when America mr- llclpiiteii n abolishing tyranny and In Justice, ever liutt'fut to (ioil, initl In carry to the opuroHcd nut loin tl'J world tlinxii principles of llliriiy through which our own chief bh'wilugi Iiiivi' roine. Tlili U llic miprvino m-rvlcti (but one niitlou run render to another lo safe guard the lllii'VlU'i of ll wm1'U In IIiIh momentous I lino tlie burden or our Thanksgiving tills yctir It seems should lip Unit we lire to bo chief immiig tin) ministers In working out tlio Divine purpose to hnv all men tireck turn lliirliiirlnn free. Ssvope Svo Lawyers, i. o. o. r. iiida. Iii(I('h;ih! hi lie ft To 7 N savepusiro m y-7 We thafnKATfr ank T$ foil We vanKThee for TheMaHh that we In larger comradeship, an .The day when wars earths highways run o&sVwfought and died )rhehNWho retrain Wile ads. who. noB i ffrbht,Wpugh Hfell! n the hopeCKLortiA how long yet rebuild our peace, DON'T FORGET That A. M. Arant writes lusn ranee: rue. Automobile anu Surtty Bjnil. ave iareweiii vain, rulll"l !' '0. SWIF Uiwthi liy t M nt'lHl U IW fl of your in IttHl rporl " nu in no f D, shal n w But, til that d QuicKen its And taKe That s r. r ' greet with song ay, J UUU, iuai&auM ourlhar 1 Our Nation's Greatness Founded i on Fatherhood of Man and Brotherhood of God. riTTH the growth of the nation there has been correspond ing growth In responsibility. The raw experiment of a nation framed from the skel eton colonies of the eastern seaboard has proved the greatest suc cess In government the world has ever known. Democracy sits at the tables of the land today. Brotherhood asks Its helping from the amply filled boards of the American home. These two attributes of the American people fully express the secret of America's success as a nation. The growth of the nation has been in accord with the re, gram wisaom iKs that we may saved our soul! This Year the Spirit of Thanks giving Should Properly Be Filled With Praise. t-tour T CO." ftru U'Uim Muttkly I I'liilifiU'ltltWH. vtnlMi fi.r FflfcC SiARCH tiMlf nlnlitlilw. n o mit iat uto f.ir our Irva buuk iitvtmiHMiti. SWIFT & CO, Potont Lawyers. tut. mi. w nlh st., Waslilmitan, l). WALTER 0. nK'(V. UrpriMiiiiini; t! v "PENNSYLVAf L Fire Insurance ' of I'liiluilclpliin Notary Vublu Ultuik UviM, Muiiih' DR. F. R. UOWE PHYSICIAN a SVR ' PHONE NOS. 0II1CK IMS IKHSi: 15R1 L. C. PRICE, W 0lliie ami rrsiJcncc Kuric Aailmcnt none 1903 Monmouth Grange 476 Mvt'U the Second Siiturduy In F.urh Month at 10:. 10 A. M. l'ublic rrogram at Z.'iO p, m. to which viititorii are wi'liumu, P. U. l'owiou., Muatvr. Ml.S MaDUIK HUTI-KIt, Sec. N 110 that views the universe in Its orderly movements and sees the mind of the Al mighty in the fixed blessings of existence can duubt that out from the cataclysms of the world w;ir the choice of blessing or cm-sing will work out In the victory ti.P pood? The old cry, "Hath God forgotten to be gracious?" needs no longer be voiced. God has not forgot ten to be gracious. So that, as the Americans assemble in their churches on the day set apart for expressing na tional gratitude, they will rejoice ul.ove all else that the nation of free- heart, control, our part, usually thouKliliul concerning "eir nlace In the world, find to remember how this eminence has been obtained. Who can look back and 'not see the bund of Providence shuplng the des tiny of America? This liberty which Is the marvel and the hope of the world today was set up on these shore by Godfearing men the pioneers who Inaugurated this very Thanksgiving holiday. It wns for the love of the service of God thnt liberty was estnle llshed In America, and It was tills lib erty that has been the basis of our na tional greatness and which Is to bo the political salvation of. the world. Ike always thought a man was foolish to buy plug of the Gravely clan when he could get a big plug of ordinary tobacco for the tame money. But one day Bill gave him a chew ol Gravely just two or three small squares. Then Ike got the pure, sat isfying Gravely taste. It lasted so long, you can't tell him nowadays that it costs him anything extra to chew Real Gravely. II mi futtkir-that'i why f ran I'l tkt ti taitt ikli tku itUtn viiktut ulra tut PEYTON BRAND Real Gravely Chewing Plug each, piece packed in avouch extension of these Ideas. They ure both home Ideas, and therefore they are both ideas that express the inner spirit of the day of thanksgiving. The fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of man these were the leading conceptions of the Pilgrim Fa thers. They are the leading concep tions of the sons of those fathers to ,day. They are the conceptions that ' ean never be made hackneyed by hypo critical nse or by designing abuse. They will stand forth In the genius and action of the American people un- til each year shall add praise to praise . in the measure of the fullness of rea- sons for the giving of thanks. Peace, provision, protection these are the prized possessions of a na tion whose one aim Is to exalt the ends of human liberty, to extend hu man democracy and to exalt the Ideals , of human equality. As this nation touches the world at large it does so through Its leading national concep tions, and only when these are viially assailed can It take up arms for its own defense. It has the obligation resting upon it to conserve the true needs of liberty, and this can be done tmly by Insisting upon the sacreilness of human rights and human opportu- ' nities. Hence the day set aside for 'thanks Is a day of pure and unadul , terated Americanism, Into which no alien sentiment can possibly enter. " Hence It Is that every head of the family In acting in his capacity at the head of the family board becomes the priest of the things made precious In the life of the country and of which mention : Is made as thanksgiving .themes of the day. No more can the - nation depart from Its lofty mission and progressive ideals than can the earth swing away from the solar at traction. The day of home happiness, the day of praise, the day of felicity Is a sacred and singular day In the annals of American progress and Amer ican world influence. men has adopted us Its motto: "Whom the Lord makes free is free indeed." Let theiu rejoice that America is bent upon proclaiming liberty to the entire lounds of the earth. The curse of au tocracy, the curse of a blasphemous nssiimntiou that God Is on the side of the strongest battalions, the curse of debauchery of human Ideals and hu man aspirations, the curse of the es tablishment of force in the place of purity; of power in the place of peace -this Is the cursing that Is being wined out In blood. The Mussing of world peace and the prevalence of tin? spirit of brotherhood and of mutual advancement for the peoples sucn is the peace that is being wrought out. The United States has placed Its all on the altar, realizing that sacrifice is the noblest virtue of a nation. Hence, while exuberance may not abound, the spirit of thanksgiving Is filled with praise over the mighty manner in which the mind of the Al mighty Is being made clear In the movements of the times; with the L'ulted States playing a leading part In Its impressive unfolding. The War is at an End Why do without things for the house any longer? Household comforts and Household Necessities Furniture, lflp Rugs, Much More Than Material Are the Blessings for Which We Now Give Thanks. Linoleum See our line of 18-92 Aluminum ware The ware that wears forever Heaters, Range T 18 to be hoped that tins Thanksgiving will not be a . ... 1 pagan nonuay, auu m those who do render thanks will do so not as a heathen philosopher, boasting that he Is not as other men, but in greater hu mility because he has perhaps been more greatly blessed than others. Outside of the many material bless ings that have come to the American people during the past year, which are good in so much as they contribute to wholesome human happiness, there Is Original PURE SPUN ALUMINUM MONMOUTH HARDWARE CO. 88 is reason for the people of this country TOoatlds JChanksgjving Jay lo be -1)0-1 i2o&6g6
