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Is Bolshevisin coming to America
A new spirit is spreading through industry to turn it aside
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Congratulating you
prompted the action
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Our principle effort today should be to
stimulate the ambition and the desire of
our people for personal and national achieve
ment. You have struck upon two of the
factors that are most important in this con
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W. C. Durant, President
General Motors Corporation
H. M. Hoover, General Manager
The Hooer Suction Sweeper Company
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Only a new spiritual vision can enlighten a groping world
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I strongly approve of the position taken
by the Christian Herald.
J. T. Dorrance, President
Joseph Campbell Co., Camden, N. J.
I congratulate you on your enterprise as
well as on your interest in a united church.
A. C. Emery
Studley & Emery, Boston
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that every family in the United States
could read the Christian Herald. It would,
in my opinion, be the greatest power for
combating Bolshevism that I know of.
W. M. Guy, President
Colonial Fireplace Co,, Chicago
I believe you are performing a valuable
service to us all, and I certainly hope that
your results will generously repay you.
C. M. Baker
Lamont, Corliss & Co., N. Y City
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Riddles that are baffling all of us!
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How Probition Works in the Largest "Dry" City in the
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"Is Your Daughter Safe?" This fearless article by Albert
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womanhood.
The Human Touch of the Red Cross. In this chatty article,
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derful human spirit of the Red Cross in France.
India's Present Tragedy. This 'week the Christian Herald
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