The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-21
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! MUSINGS BY THE WAY !
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10y j. Marvin Niehols)

Time has no mortgage on the hum.
an soul
Quit your whlning-nobody's list.
cning.
Control Thought and you control
destiny
who are you? Answer that. and
shrivel up
The capacity to wait is no small
mark Of greatness.
\ man is never any moro than
what he really believes.
Whatever interests n child Is OF in
tercst to all mankind.
Get busy. old man, That's the
shibboleth in this good age
Don't tell other people what they
should do-do Il yourself.
That which brings unrest to your
mind is Of no value to YOU.
Quality-not quantity-is what we
want when we invest in children.
despisc the fellow that's all the
imc letting people feel Of him
Your words cannot be immurtal IN.
less YOU strike the dominant passion
Set your shoulder ioyously to the
wheel OF destiny and keep a-comin.'
The one thing ncedful In our mad
rush for things Is rest-timc to think.
There are vastly more men who
miss opportunities than there are
men who lack them.
To try hard and fail splendidly is
infinitely better than never to have
tried at all
| Generally the fellow who doesn't
know anything about the real is fool
| ing the fake.
| Success is not half as much a mat
ter Of talent as it Is of concentration
and dogged persistence.
Some mems education seems to be
Of no more use to them than a safe
| ty razor at negro picnic.
Your right to do as you please is
always limited by the freedom Of
others to do The very same thing.
Beat the other fellow at his job.
and one Of these mornings you'll
wake up famous-youll be boss.
In what respect Is the dependent
woman in the parlor superior to the
dependent man? Can you say?
Some grown folks are afraid they
will spoil their children by making
them too happy. What fools,
This old world is so infinitely wide
there's room for you. The tides OF
the sea come and go-why worry?
The late exhibitions of debauchery
among the rich leads me To believe
that poverty keeps many men Buod.
Much depends on your ideal-the
goal that lies in the distance. After
all character Is no more than in
wrought ideal.
| do not say that humanity Is on
the road to the heights; but | believe
It in spite of every appearance that
would suggest doubt.
There Is one thing | do know for
dead sure. The poor people are
furnishing the brains and the back
bone for the American nation.
We would speak with infinite care
II we only knew the delicate poise
of character. We forget that the
merest whisper dislodges it.
And now the country must endure
the dragging trial Of Harry Thaw. No
new chapter-iust ,ne story over
again Of the idle rich.
DO not fret; do not worry. You
can accomplish more in an hour OF
careful concentrated thought than In
day of aimlcss fret and worry.
why did pretty Evelyn win out
over her colleagues, and catch n mil
lfunaire She had manager-an
adventures. her mother. Shame!
= No man &c Genius until he Is
iealous . .. moment that he ia
kept from his chosen work-Or
genius is the capacity for tremendous
toll
The waves Of the ocean are not 50
bolsterous but what they reflect the
stars that shine above them. At last
however untamed the waves that
d play on the sea of life, they mirror
some good above them.
A man becomes calm in the meas
ure that he understands himself No
man knows himself until he under
stands others that are about him. In
these matters he must see clearly
, the relation Of cause and effect. As
: he learns that he ceases to worry
2 and fume and fret. He becomes Sc
r rem and happy.
, LEAD SPORT
Berries, Berries, cerrles.
/ at the Grand Leader today. Just re
celved 90 crates OF strawberries from