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A Thought for Today
Allsonlsarominezasthesoulot,
theiother. soalsothesoulolthopon
is mine—Ezekiel 18:4.
Let us make ourselves watchers and
guardians of the order or the world.
Let us pledge ourselves to service. Let
no set ourselves with all our minds and
all our hearts to the perfecting andthe
working out of the methods 0! de-
mocracy, and the ending forever of
the kings and emperors and the bands
or adventurers. the traders and tore-
stallers who have betrayed mankind
into this morass oi hate and blood. in
which we flounder still.-—H. G. Wells.
_________.._______
Confidence.
Coéidence produces courage. _Lsclt
of confidence rosters lean—the bug—a4
boo or mankind-since the beginning or
time. And the majority or our team.
as has been eagely observed. are about
things which never happen. '
A contributor to the Sentinel said
the other day "Here we are with win-
ter ball over and. much to our our-
prise, scarcely anyone has been frozen
to death although most or us were
scared that we would be.“ There“
a lot oi truth in the statement'and.
perhaps. a moral. Inconvenience there
has been, of course, a-plenty. but most
people in Norwalk have sucgwdcd. in
getting hold of some sort oi fuel and
keeping. reasonabTy warm. It is
doubtful if there has been more sut-
tering than the cold“ weather ordinar-
ily brings in its train'é-not because
there aren’t millions and millions of
tone or coal ready to be mined and
delivered at prices which people can
alien: to pay but because coal-ruining
is probably the most tupidly von~
ducted industry in the United States.
There is an Italian legend that the;
devil made a deal with the Almighty
that he would relinquish!“ ever his
power for evil over a certain district f
in return for the right to exercise his
may for the last time by slniting an
agreed pox'tion of the inhabitants with
the plague of cholera. When sternJy
rebuked later tdr the (act that three
times the number succumbed t’ojthe
plague the devil crafiily replied: "I‘
only sent the cholera to those agreed
upon—the other twoothirds diedx' oi
tear!"
It all the printer's ink which was
split in gloomy prophecies regarding
the dire results at the shortage otaooal
had been used to the constructive end
of finding out where the'tsuit lay and
applying the remedy which public
opinion, when once thoroughly
aroused and enlightened, can and does
accomplish. what a collective power
tor good it would have been!
Out of the union of knowledge and
confidence is born the power which
destroys tear.
Anyway, with Christine... tou'r
weeks behind us, there is a glow of
sftisfsction in recalling the sunny
optimism or the poet smiley." "1! ‘Win-
ter cornea, shall Spring be rarbe- 2 A
1mm?" "1 Note In Comment.
Styles. 'AVoid Nam Edison inVente’d
The latest styles in' Parisian gowns
resemble the draperies worn by an-
cient Egyptian mummies. comments
Mme. Jeanne Padilla. Her name is on
the label of clothing worn by could of
our richest women. This probably is
today's .mo interesting news to wo-
men rade A -
You cannot imagine men going
back to the short-skirted garb worn
so. males in Cleopatra's day? lien
wiser shirts in many- parts of the
.. American m would change their
busddauyovoninnmlohuusl
new ms.
lingie Copies ..........!i‘hrss0suis
. ' .....,..sa.uo peryeor;
stthe South Nor-walk fascinate.
Rater-red; to us. our dihgnofls would
»~.,, ~
have been that be bad fittended .‘a'v.
eral sessions or congress. '
can. didn’t seem metally con-
.‘ .
ing.:
slon without a single yawn, but re-
lapsed into gaping as soon as he
walked out.
hypnotized himself into a belief that
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Buifling. '
Americans this year will try to
mic: 7. no million calm worth at
new buildings. or about 370, for every
man; woman '.and child.
tears that nearly a ,tourth a; this
gigantic building program will have
to be delayoduntil 1324. because of
,shorfite. oi labor. titraterlals and
money.-
Good ne'ws. Who's it comes to en)-
pioyment and pmperity. it's ilnpos-
sible for America to bite ofl more
than it can chew. A good .y'w: is
starting.
mental. ‘ .
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Prophetic.
A prize of :19 000 awaits you ityon
invent a 'way to slaughter. Inurélfifi-
manely. animals for *food purposes.
rnais at New Yofi.
Why not run them in a room
where “they'd be put to sleepby non-
poisonous gas. then electrocute than?
It might cost s. tew more cents a
head than slitting a hog's throit or
stunning a steer with a sledge. But
elimination is chelfp at any price. _
By the way. does vegetable lite,
suitor whenfwe kill it? How do you
know? What proof havoyou‘!
_——-i—v..-_.-..-
Mexicans.
-———b . ‘
Mexican .Jestess started a Fascisti
society. Now the movernent is spread}:
ing so rapidly, that Mexican politi-
cians tear it will become a big lens in
elections.
So let- the orgdnisstion is non-
military. But Mexico is emotionally
volatile. Prepare to read. one of these
Rio Grande. headed by a black-shifted
bandit with name like an mend
cigar. Ko'il soon drop the black shirt
tor a red coat and yellow sash.
————flu—.—__.__.
. Lure. '
Stock market gamblers have an in-
creasingly larger field to operate in.
Stocks and bonds added to the list-
logs on the New York Exchange in
1933 totaled over £111 million dollars.
including stock dividends. 1! Prince
Louis. the new head at Monte Carlo.
reads this it must make hint feel like
a snail pihsr in the game or chance.
As stakes increase, losses and take—
on keep abreast of than.
the phonosbenb by accident. . 9
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sunlnzer new. ’ 4o
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It prices are not too high then we
certainly are too low. _
if e .e
father’s: mm is you are liable to
wind undo the c‘eliark”
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One thini i‘ipb’ input s‘.
street cl:- 5 it do mar
1-40 o»
9;?
vator boy
‘the aim clinic he announced that on 7*
the average he yawned seven tildes a
a"
corned :about the cause. He "put- on
his work." The patient.— became iniiere
cited ind, hence. naturally quit yawn- .
He set through the whole ses- ’
It is probable that this unfortunate
a yawn every. eight secbnds- was inevit-
. This is the estimate by Cooper ;
and Bras Research Association. It V' '
No news is more funda- »
The prise is otter-ed by Arnerican 86-4
ciety for Prevention of Crileity to All!"
it would eliminate pills. And inch ‘
days. of a new revolution south or the ’
Mostetusaresorry we WW
The damsel-gout 1°an the "
Our only favorite 'upiiiite’r' the claw
Oh. the flea is rather flighty in
7 And the butterfly is restless 11:: it“?
But theurvant has them beaten by
With. an errant instability mug“
M! u. "Wanderiuot" the pact sings about
‘ Bends the clan—‘miscalled ‘domestic-z
.. Th” are born or gypsy blood be) and a‘
Per you simply cannot find one wr
‘ Wo‘hve given them the
- We have let them oi! ea
Though the burden or their
We have paid them with a manner a1
But the moment that we dreaded ha
When they don their trawl kit
And we hear the fearful words:
“ ‘l m i
For you cannot get em
a senant uho Will 51
011,101: master minds of science heed on
Would you mitigate the v. 065 of mo.
Put your brains on something useful “or
To invent a type of senant “ho “1;;
(Copyright. 1923. NBA Service
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smile or a sunrise.
iii-eat artists cgrse‘hat the most
beautiful thin: in nature is the aurora
homily-northern lights, so gorgeous
in thefr color-layout!” swiftly chang-
ing that no artist has ever been able
to “catch them on canvas" except as
a rather pathetic counterfeit. '
fit the aboye peh~pieture by Artist
Sette'riie‘id. you see a iur-clad traveler
in the northern Yukon. He II
stopfcd his fluid and is motion] s on
his sléd'ge,
The light {urination in the picture is
known :as the ”corona.” In a Mnkw
lip: it fwili change; hi "the dancers."
“the searchiight" "the sheet" or "the
. rippling curtains.“
J, The man on the sledge wonders
what mikes the northerfi‘h lgh‘ts.’ No
oiled with an infinite awe “
as he watches; the aurora boreaiis.
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polar ice. .
The scientists cannot can fully de-
fine color. light or electricity. them
they understand how these Moos
thim operate and how they are con-
voyed to our minds... Noreen the .
scientistr tell us the inner seq-st of
the snow that surrounds the northern
traveler. They say that snow is water
crystallised at a certain low W
ature. What is water'k’ 'aand
drogcn, answer the sc mists: They - ‘
3e silent when you; sisE'. Wire ,
hydrogen and oxygen?“
truth. mechanmofieem?
then runs into in
millions of things happen. bdrm
see behind thew-ell; , , ‘
scientist Id éértonIZ” 86m? think it is)
electrical phenomena. others believe?
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This does not disclose the interior tr:
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