Article July 13, 1957 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from W. E. Sangster

From an editorial in The War Cry, Chicago, Illinois

It is common human experience that very often it is the minor, not the big, frustrations of life that are the most trying.

Big disappointments are often met with a show of fortitude that amazes even the sufferer himself. However, there are small daily frustrations which, although trilling in themselves, tend to wear down the spirit just like dripping water boring into solid rock.

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