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:'I'1'he first condition of goodness is
something to love; the second is
something to reverence—George
Eliot.
Why/Fathers Skip SchoOI
Every time a school meeting is an-
nounced. whether it be a performance
by the pulpils or just a tall: by the
head of the school. the teachers can
always count op the Nowell: mothers.
They turn out in force but the mascu-
a line element is usually so small as to
be negligible and the few fathers pre-
isn't are generally emborrassd at find-
ing themselves in the presence or so
goodly a gathering of the fair sex.
“Why is it that fathers take so little
interesti" is the question that teach-
3:; “everywhere" includes Norwilk.
33,,3 ,Faiiing any satisfactory answer- to
I‘ ‘their sou-interrogation; they some-
times think that father doesn't me.
But the curious thing is that he does
care. ‘When the children have gone to
bed he discusses their progress with
mother and is as anxious as she is
for their school advancement. But.
" somehow, when it comes to one of the
"..f really vital things of our civilisation.
d the family—he iets.mother do it
usually. utterly falls to establish
any point of contact between himself
and the s‘mol teacher.
or course, it isn'tIfalr—and it's poor
business. In his own world of afrairs
he takes extremely good care to
strengthen constantly the relationship
between himself and those with whom
he is in commercial or professional
intercourse. And yet, in the very
business which is of supreme import-
ance—athe progress of his sons and
daughters in the realm of education
,which plays so large a part in determ.
thing their success and happihess in
lite—he avoids rather than cultivates
’3 any opportunity or making contact
,wlth the teacher to whom he entrusts
so much of their lives.
It is a good and desirable thing that
the mothm are unselfish enough to
five of. their time. in the daily stress
- got household duties, to meet teacher:
Tit will be a better and more desirable
3- -lhing when father dons his hat and
goat and goes with mother. And can
you picture the delight of the young-
usrs themselves who have hitherto
‘glways been told that lather was too
tired or that it was taher' s lodge night
in besponse to their plea, "Isn't daddy
coming. too?"
Being human the teacher has hours
Ioc discouragement. When tathers quit
& renewed courage and inspiration
and. maybe. the Yathers will be
stnrtied by the revelation of how big
33 job the teachers' is.
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The typical American man is live
sue nine monsoon. Typical Ameri-
can woman a me inches shorter.
Wish is an inoh taller than the aver-
of 803 years ago. Amerfian wo-
II menu. to be natochested. As
I specimens. they are not as
pertectioh “our men. 3
ptionis17333 ed-by
.nere‘uéks. selfleflst. ot the
of Album ll 80nd“.
~esasndthat.ssaraee,~we
ml... to be ark-skinned use
isms. rhu- cools the melting
~ up... that use .3M.£mz
Benoemdmvsutswbkwhrfisanil- ;.
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‘ meat packing nrm. They should be
(rs everywhere ask themselves and .3
v—the relationship between the school, , , ‘ ° 0
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Two more sensational cases at poor ‘;I
boys cihnbing to the tops! the ladder.
James Harpoon. becomes head of the
big department store. ll Field
at 06. He started as boy. And
F. Edson White. who begin ssaelerk.
‘is the new president of the Armour
inspirational to all young men fighting
to get a. start.
Each attributes his success to “little
things well done.” Doing the" Ilittle
task well develops ability to do the big
our well.. cynlcs call that a platl-j
tude. Observe that most cynics are
failures.
Note and Comment.
Having a beautiful complexion
doesn't leave much» time for washing
dishes.
moumsunedmmotthecrudei.
I, (rouse-muss she’s m ...l dually no doubt.
What inehefboudoir and never let out.)
Elsalnlplya mentioning:
these myoppeooh. I'm sled
min I :so naturals :4 Wall
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Somo‘ people seem to expect sum-
mer eves-y winter and wiuter every;
summer.
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It is a,wlse drinking man who mar-
ries a trained nurse.
0 O O
Atleltless clock has been invented.
but a farmer tells us there never will
be any tickless cows.
0 O O . .
People who have been 'to-» high-1
”priced cabal-eta will’be glad to learn
a big one burned in Atlantic City.
s" 0 O
Relics found in Egypt are said to '
be worth $15.00. ,00‘ It must be a "
whole case. ‘ \
Emile Belot is an-aitronomes who
claims stars marry. so- Emile must i330!
thinkinngeI-suts‘m .
s e e,.
A German win was called the
apealting of optimists. a goes}; many
e e e’:
In Kansas City. a films was made
quently happens on rough roads. 'I
J
The hard thing about amounting to
not to do it and so low ways to do it.
0 O O
toll-worn hands show he
labored beside her
(arm. She has trouble
arm: thinks she has tithe
Cece rapidly miles Mmfiu
hIgr blouse. bidding her stresses 31%:
3—133 passe. co passe. ca W- .
“Itéis going away .it “Whey .,
ltlsgoulgawey" (July was: tor
to say‘ it so rapidly that “We
» ii basing endleuly. Thea
W ‘
3 :The thing‘ that Idifo ‘
torgtlstes the auto- beck to he chair-2””!
wosqe ”too thisto’éher 3
held by moment
33 “How’fioes the arm reel nowtg
~ "Koch better. '3
“Hit me with your rkht'fllst:
Bile strikes him in the chest.
,34 “H“ Maris __ , *
She almost some. sun as“.
saunas» mu guesses
some and hit her )3:de
he hum
tel-m them and“
hhe‘ mmmve; I'm , News! 4' , 3..
holler. wastingo. pert:ctly good "er." ”may. Who‘m £21930“th ‘~
- 0 us and- no make us 3930:. too.
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her old-tashioned guilt
or around 133$:- throat.
”She has cums in. suiting
slowly by the old qj
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glrls know it is less than a year until Iectdtlial. ’w'ofilap;
heap Year. 3 explain how; sociont Js filling auto-
W is. “tether W *
into a flying machine. but' this tre- end the turnout."‘ “
“N'o. mango“ unalloc- with one
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you to wash: its light in your'
something is there are so many ways deskoess."- - ‘
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“It's like a minmt." he
:“Now gently drops” hol- hanu .,
' by "melt".
White Gordnroy Ca
‘ {mic does so. , 3
“Oh. but taster."
Eidordown Crib B
No' matter how small the home N
town station. it is apetter place to get
oiratrainthantocatohatrain.
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There are so many amateur receiv-
lug stations you can't tell i: it is a
money you are saving by water-
melons not being in season.
get healed all day long.
s e e D
The south is showing a great era ‘ot
prosperity. but this is not due to the
bank cashiers who have gone Isouth.
e33 s33 _s
By3 ug noquand working In
hour ev night on your income tag
you may get it finished in larch.
s e . s
A great many future convicts think
they are too good for hard work.
, O 0 0
Only a tow more-rllonths until we
will be wishing it was winter again.
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The fastestautoraceseemsuobcto
see who can have the biggest auto in
the neighborhood. a
e _.Is e
:A msputactuig has made a purse '
10Mlong.whlch__ishotss_asthe
mmmmago,
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over in s. c'orrlemsibo chunky-look-
orthonormal!
(thrown Goad-l mt);
KOGADIQRE .—-wstc'll out ‘23::
e s s ‘ oilsharpi Atelierwasherodsst
10.000 phases: at.
at 5 cents per. 11s 1W»
. Ebeneser Crotch asked him
‘ I’ ' was seuin'; for 5 cents. sushi“.
1: things look bad inst think or the products” 12. 3300 mm
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Weekly. Clarion .113“. l;*
.. . . who pm that era
. retorm element; he'li”
It must be emu to be a big town Mot Marble
:Mping school the teacher will sith- “New" end ham to so to work and '
cat on the back lence or not. .
There are entirely too many selt- “fl rin’
made widows. Q
Immoral.“
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