The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
THE IDEAL In Dali Y LIFE.
IA TALK BY Nil. Oh 1sLfss WAGNER. B
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affiliations because In sou ref ected
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IS not ritual once aN,are that ia
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phora witch tle the Bil,le carried
upon their shoulders or their heads
& But how Gun the soup-kette help 1t the
Kettles part ~ IDEAL
madam. who into tlle
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suppose 3, 4, boots
shall 8do ny Work more cheerfulls, and they will
shine Wit finer sus an brush
vent MY brushing them with feeling? We8must8putF
ideal into our ocupations Everyn admits Of an d.
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Review your nemories Remember the people who
cannot be seen ut work without the impulse SELLING
you to snatch the broom out Of thcir hands Or ne
hammer the spade and shosng them
lectualas well Has manual workers Their attitude
might discourage from ever 1to work.;
trade SON shall one!''
Whereas others. caye Just Or
trades YOU would not have chosen with So much
eviction, good hume en- with sueh
Of
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doing tie same thing in such way you wish
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learn 81 them is much the ideal
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More is needed TO bring about
beauty ia little char In a com mon room room
o assist
sustain and siren then the fibre Of the IDEAL
be recalled to our minds by whole series of
witnesses # Let road, hoWeyer hard it pc, nave
as 1ne-stones all along signs MARKS
which shall callSus back remin ers,
brances When we are fatnting and ready to relin;5
qush til quest let some signal
lis put IDEAL IL our manner of
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where Isl possible IN ones dwelling 70 raise more
embodyng a thou at ~ Sill aome.S
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IS now u.s. Never must pc rlch e MAKE
one safeS beautiful q. 3, .,,a y,
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as perch ior TIE
and Il he ideal leeds only point to fasteng POI.
You know that the authors Of the plays which most
rouse Iii admiration for theirs Sof son o.
action their beauty had very often no
stasesetting Tor them. Their plays were
upon bare 8panks. But those VII listened
troubled by the poverty or the smoky
lamps; they lived fered, hoped, the herr
lin the play. t,e ,r,,o
least sIgn can awaken in 8a8Words acre are days
when q simple knot of faded flowers can 20
q sunny breach into the upper Wor % whal&
we must keep in mind.
one can hardly encourage q man sufilclently 70 y u
fortify himself with numerous helps cultivate and
his provision of IDEAL Song, for
an astonishing vehicle. There are songs one must
know, Sing one must 5$S. s8
8 Oh YOU say Il have no voice.
am not speaking Of voice, am speaking Of ssn
Even If you could not listen to yourself,
n ones voice refuses beautiful songs
hearing their in he
life outside would sooner incl Inc one to- weep
Decidedly is salvation only $lor man ~
the battle Of life, have g SOUL 3. otherWss
nothing can be made TO work rlg y me sou Wy
not exst5we should have to invent ". 3>
81 Oh are taking up profession. y on have Yoca-
ton Do not fatter yourself that YOU VII succeed
Do not start out like seekers whose future
dopends upon mine. Take a provision Of ideal and
practical courage Look for difficulties BE on your
guard against to spirit OF the
Of vocaons to
Ia careful to renew IT necessarily through the power
of the IDEAL Without It every career terminates n
fish TAIL gold turns to lead beautitu Illusions V
dead leaves. 4,
Be faithful In little things. When you think there
is nothing further you do for AZ person peyona
saving a kind word he faithful that Word, ana say
ait consunmately WI your whole heart ahat. wora
may fan as a blessing upon distracted lie Wnen En-
life becomes pressing, absorbing hardly leaving YOU
an hour to breath corner to sit doWn
Ideal needs
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