The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-08

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Thoroughness kills the glory Of
repeatedly going through" the
book.
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Fortunes fayorites" is not title
Of honor, but that which meritorious
endeayor bestows upon the worthy
10
The disposition Of the odds and ends
in the daily routine often makes a
Waterloo or Rubecon in the teacher
I life about examination time.
10
/ That life too fun Of labor 10 take
time to do a noble deed. is an ignoble
failure viewed from whatever stand
point.
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The only way to profit by mistakes is
to learn not 10 repeat them. The same
mistake twice shows acarelcss life.
30
The rankest weed growing IN the
minds garden Is procrastination. It's
sin under whose ban the best Of us
come.
90
The big boy and the girl Of sweet
sixteen are not The only people who use
had grammar There are Others and f.
oftiImes the teacher Is among the
"others"
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BE yours the full HE. fellow teach.
crs. Full Of kind deeds. kind words
noble thoughts The strenuous life"
has a charm but there is some misgiy.
Ing about tits the place that kiu.
The very word. strenuous. suggests
dash. hurry. IN the glare and gaze ~
the limelght A full lie Is suggestive
q completeness. Remember Too. that
no life Is complete without work.
There Is not 30 much danger in over
work as 0yersorry there's the test
Work is good medicine Tor the worry
disease. BE- yours the full he. d
90 u
In this issue Ms. Mamie YATES d..
cusscs Mind Training" in chas,c.
vigorous style. Every teacher should
read tit I
MIND TRAINING.
i4.'',i h tts rlautI,ss Jtami.rs " tts ham
oar tfHlstt afy linked iI NAM tsiisr sta.nH
Mind training is the all important
topic IN the educational world TO-DAY.
We. a. an enlightened class u people
realize this statement % be- true. Tor
what is more admirable. gnndcr or
more sublime than a highly educated
mind and a pure. spoilcs. soul !
our Heavenly Father created man In
Ills own likeness, endowed him with a
mental capacity tina, is marvellous even
IN IT, conception. and a. Tie. IN Ills
great hcncyolcncc has bestowed this
wondrous gift upon us. We should
cndcayor In every way possible to c,lu.
cate. cnlightcn and train the mind that
u vii ever be- a shining emblem 10 glo.
niy God.
The mind II man Is that which marks
his divinity, which uniics him No elusc.
" TO the divine Master NJ that h. will
no, live solely 10 enjoy the dlcncss
and Injuries the terrestrial work may
very prOfascly luyi.h upon him bu, tina,
he viii search after something nor,
loiiy and clcyating In d. nature and
seek Tor the everlasting pleasures II
celestial home.
Wccan wcll say that shat the un l.
io the solar system. the mind D. % the
social system.
This luminous bus brdrckrd In k.s
dignity imparts heat % the rich mother
earth and with the AID " the ns,russ
light which very forcingly beams forth.
It Incitcs both the plant and animal
kingdom TO thrive and flourish.
Soft is with the mind all lighted and
arrayci In Is intellectual glory. for Il
Is indeed the torch which illumincs the
world and without this brilliant ilmm,.
nation this grand universe which i now
flushed with Intellectual glory would be-
in utter darkness. II would h. a place
Of dosola,ion, destruction and strata.
gem. All ! would say that /, would !
he place Of misery and wrr,chclnrs.
even for the dumb brute.
Think for moment Can you Gun.
ceive how great this member i, Il il
the majestic power that rules the Tint.
ed States, our own fair land Of mill
and honey I, rules the western con,i.
hen,' u rules the eastern continent. Il !,
rules the northern hemisphere and /, :