Mt. Pleasant Pyramid | 1928-11-30 | Page 4 | The next Four Years

The Next Four Years Above and beyond the vagaries of partisan politics, it must be apparent to any understanding and unbiased observer that the next four years oi American government and business will undoubtedly be outstanding in our history. There can be no discounting the progress pro-gress of the past. Great things have been done. But they are but a beginning be-ginning of a miraculous future; they are the basis for the development of a still unrealized greatness. Electric progress promises a new era for the farmer, and for industry. The radio is reaching that point of perfection perfec-tion where any person n the world may soon be in touch with his fellow men in any country. Our railroads are performing per-forming unprecedented service. The great field opened by the evolution of the airplane is in its infancy. Progress such as this is the result of our American idea of encouraging private pri-vate lniutive and enterprlze. We have been steadfast In our support of American Ameri-can Ideals; the American social-industrial principle of liberty of thought and action. Before there can be material progress there must be a background of mental and spiritual progress and stability for the Individual. It is our American consciousness our feeling for the principles prin-ciples and institutions established by our forefathers that makes all we have done and will do, possible. The potentialities and the possibilities possibili-ties for the next four years are unlimited.