Those were the days too when your neighbors stood by you. to help you in need or distress. In many ways the brotherhood of man under the fatherhood of God. was really practiced in its true meaning. Our peoples neighbors were not rich. and often only immigrants or sons of immigrants themselves. Yet a neighbor then felt impelled to give to the other a helping hand although often that giving hand contained hardly more than the outstretched hand. Somehow or other we survived and were the better for it. for in dealing on a personal basis with our neighbors. it made all of us better neighbors. in happier communities. However. like all other immigrants. your forefathers learned from their children. The children were now part of the operating elements of the melting pot as they made their grade in business and the professions. Their progress exhilarated the parents who were thus led into a fuller and better view of what made the American ideals tick.
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