Messages from the past needed today
930474
Karen Dalton was a unique talent from the 60's and early 70's who never received the recognition she deserved.  This album consists of Karen's writings put to music by some of the best women writers and artists today.  Excellent album.
267609
Old but still appropriate and gets message across..Author should 'update' the examples to make more 2000 oriented.
4789256
This book containing a collection of inspirational sermons written by the late television host, Bud Collyer, is a good pick me up for the tough times.  Even after 55 years, these lines of verse are applicable to today's times of anxiety and doubt.  The book was actually promoted on, "To Tell The Truth", which Mr. Collyer hosted professionally for many years.  This short book is a welcome addition for those seeking inspiration.
897184
At this time in my life, what better way to cope with daily events than to see what the great thinkers have said over the ages.  I am struck by how clearly we understand these Greek and Roman voices over the ages.  This is clearly a fruit of our information age.
2845532
Reminder of how it used to be, those we walk beside today have had to live this stress and hopefully can see beyond the injustice of it all.
Will watch periodically to remember.
271666
Obviously this was written centuries ago, but some of the lessons are still applicable to today.  I was amazed how some of the issues from those days are still issues today.
4098766
Pink does a good job of explaining the church of Paul's day but I fear he misses what God has poured out on His servants today. To say the gifts are no longer in use is to put God in a box and try to keep Him there. It just won't work.
2826069
Link to front page. Needs Latest News box. M
815729
I found it a challenging reminder as I had read many years ago an earlier edition of this book. I have been encouraged to read more on this subject - including other authors. It is very timely to consider in this time of our post modern era.
2619159
These Time time capsules are a wonderful window to the past. This is the second one I have. The other is from 1923.

Just reading the Letters to the Editor column proves the old adage in my Heading.

Wish there were more editions.
1086894
Topics in this book are close to real life of today. Some very sad issues thrust on good people. Children always take the blunt of the problems. But there is good and decent people helping and this book highlights this. Very good book.
1338016
This book was very entertaing and enjoyable to read. Lots of history of the day to set the tone for the stories beeing told. Several small short stories about the authors parents and family experiences from the 1920's until today. The adversity that these two people had overcome through hard work, determination and great old fashioned moral values are amazing. These are the things that made this generation something special. The type of values that was so common of this generation was what helped make America what it is today. Not so sure that the current generation values are going the right direction....only time will tell. They may have grown up poor with many obstacles along they way but ended up rich as they say with love from family and friends. For in the end what else does one really need to be happy.
3993690
Amazing how much  events of those days  relate to today.  It should be required reading for all Americans!!
4718261
Interesting. An honest look to the recent past.
4519039
Everyone should read this book again for a reminder of how it really was in 1935 so that we can face how it is today. We have come so far, yet there are still remnants of the same thoughts in our society today. I cried at the reminders and resolved to do my part to have us move beyond them today.
1270135
It lightened my soul of past regrets by showing the past is past and we only need to concerned for today.  Every day be the best person you can be.  Bring joy and laughter to others each day.
1622214
This is  a beautiful walk down memory lane when times were slower, and people were kinder and families went to church on Sunday morning.  When Grandma would sing about an Uncloudy Day as she washed dishes-- and Grandpa whistled Amazing Grace on his way to milk ole Kiker & Ginger.  When the phone number had only four digits and it was a two, three or four party line. Oh, YES-- those were the days, my friend.  I'd swap this smart phone for just ONE good ole visit back to the 'real' life.
My husband is in advanced Alzheimer's Disease and can't recall those good times but there's something inside his head and heart that click when he hears Willie cut down on Precious Memories.  BUY this album-- even if you have a heart of stone, you will be moved.  Thanks, Amazon for making these available to those of us who can't just rip down to the mall and buy a new album.