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Editorial
July 11, 1934
Windham County Observer
Putnam, Windham County, Connecticut
What is this article about?
The editorial urges engaging the best minds to reestablish economic order amid post-war crisis, drawing on founding principles, Civil War unity, and inherited fortitude to restore prosperity through patience and fundamental values.
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NEED OF THE TIME
It is the need of the hour, as it was at the founding of this government and during the last century to see it preserved, that the best minds of civilization would be engaged in a titanic struggle to reestablish economic order. This country's founders built on principles that guaranteed individual rights not accorded in the old world, and encouraged exercise of individual initiative which gave spirit to the task of taming a wilderness. After nearly a century, it took armed conflict to keep the union together. Now we are in the toils of another major crisis—this time recovering from the effects of a war that was finished fourteen years ago. If our forefathers could establish orderly society in the face of a foreign foe and of hostile Indians, if the north and south could be reunited after bitter sectional strife, we can, with developed resources and everything to do with, bring back prosperity on fundamental principles. Qualities inherited from courageous antecedents are certain to be reflected in stalwart mastery of present difficulties. We need fortitude and patience, and we may feel certain that out of the crucible of trial will come a stronger nation and an advanced civilization.—Herald, Wayne, Nebr.
It is the need of the hour, as it was at the founding of this government and during the last century to see it preserved, that the best minds of civilization would be engaged in a titanic struggle to reestablish economic order. This country's founders built on principles that guaranteed individual rights not accorded in the old world, and encouraged exercise of individual initiative which gave spirit to the task of taming a wilderness. After nearly a century, it took armed conflict to keep the union together. Now we are in the toils of another major crisis—this time recovering from the effects of a war that was finished fourteen years ago. If our forefathers could establish orderly society in the face of a foreign foe and of hostile Indians, if the north and south could be reunited after bitter sectional strife, we can, with developed resources and everything to do with, bring back prosperity on fundamental principles. Qualities inherited from courageous antecedents are certain to be reflected in stalwart mastery of present difficulties. We need fortitude and patience, and we may feel certain that out of the crucible of trial will come a stronger nation and an advanced civilization.—Herald, Wayne, Nebr.
What sub-type of article is it?
Economic Policy
Moral Or Religious
What keywords are associated?
Economic Order
Post War Recovery
Founding Principles
Individual Rights
Fortitude
Patience
Prosperity
Civil War Unity
What entities or persons were involved?
Founders
Forefathers
North And South
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Reestablishing Economic Order Post War
Stance / Tone
Optimistic Exhortation For Fortitude And Patience
Key Figures
Founders
Forefathers
North And South
Key Arguments
Best Minds Needed For Titanic Struggle To Reestablish Economic Order
Founding Principles Guaranteed Individual Rights And Initiative
Civil War Reunited The Union After Strife
Current Crisis Is Recovery From War Ended Fourteen Years Ago
Forefathers Overcame Foreign Foes And Hostile Indians
With Developed Resources, Prosperity Can Return On Fundamental Principles
Inherited Qualities Will Master Present Difficulties
Fortitude And Patience Will Yield Stronger Nation And Advanced Civilization