Article December 28, 1935 ISSUE

Signs of the Times

Topic: New Year

with contributions from H. R. L. Sheppard, A. E. Ribourg, Jay T. Stocking, Henry Ford

[From the Reporter and Chronicle, Two Rivers, Wisconsin]

It is a strange thing what importance January 1 assumes to most of mankind. ... There will be nothing unusual to mark the day, the weather will probably be just about the same as on the winter days preceding and following it; the importance will lie wholly within our own minds. But it will be of very real importance, nevertheless, even though to the birds and beasts, and to people who have that sort of attitude toward the world about them, it will just be another day.

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