Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-19
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Heart Hunger.

Heart Hunger.
Oh, the world It is hungry for love. my
dear.
Heart hungry for love. for love.
IT'S hurried and worried and sad. fear,
Because OF the lack OF love.
The man and the woman. the youth. the
maid.
Are hungry for love and are half afraid
To ask for love. for love.
oh. the world 1t Is hungry for love. my
dear,
Heart hungry for love. for love.
The mother In sapping her heart to sere'
Just yearning. because OF love.
The son that she worships has gone away
And left her alone through the weary
day
To pray for love. for love.
Oh, the world It Is hungry for love. my
Heart hungry for love. for love.
I come 10 you here for n bit OF cheer
A-hungcr and thirst for love.
Oh. open your heart to the love l bear
While l am so bold as to dare, 10 dare
To ask for love. for love!
Oh. the world 1t is hungry for love. my
Heart hungry for love. for love.
tut you bNc Soet S''>'
tear
Would stop at the Shrine Of Love:
Oh. don't you believe you should do your
part
To lessen the world Of its hungry heart
And grant my love. my love?
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Tickle Grass.
The slight OF today causes the
wreck Of tomorrow.
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Few Of us care to be blessed by the
blessings Of poverty.
II You want to tickle a man. tell
him what . nice boy his son is.
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The man who has nothing to do hut
talk Is sure to say something to cause
trouble.
II It were not for the mothers-tnlaw
there would be a lot OF undarned
socks In this world.
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The surest sign that a man truly
loves his wife is when he wears the
-neckties she buys for him.
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The poor man is apt to think the
rich man stingy Usually. 1t Is a per
Bonal opinion based en- prejudice.
The lack OF money sometimes makes
people unhappy. but the possession Of
It never has made any one happy.
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Never discourage your wife's pet
| scheme She has to have something
to pet-and half the time. sir, your
whiskers scratch!
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When the trusts get a corner on all
the Joy in the world. the sooner We
! 70 out into the swamp and hate our
selves TO death the better.
A Maine jury has placed the value
! Of husband at 5000. Maiden ladies
with 50 or 81 each should not be
alarmed-there is q very large dis
count for cash.
A country editor has taken umbrage
at the village coaldea!er. Having just
laid in a large stock OF coal. the coal
! merchant. whose yard Is next door to
the print shop. looked over into the
printorial premises and noting that the
editors coal pile was very low. built
a high board fence between his place
and the printing office. The editor
wonders why.
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A nameless editor says the Illinois
professor who wants love taught in
the schools Is fool. In the scribe's
opinion there is too much love-making
going on now. Unfortunately there is
altogether too little love-making going
on now. There cannot. and never will
be. too much love-making. Love IL the
vital essence Of life. II is what all
crave and all should give.
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Not Going Far.
A man started down a long flight OF
stairs. Two steps below him was a lady
v hose fine looking figure made him think
that she ought to have AN equally hand
some face IN his hurry to investigate
his feet slipped. AMI nc fell with a bump.
Then things cotnI1snccd to happen The
fall caused him to hit the lady ahead
and sh. fast naturally sat on his lap.
and thus the two slid down to the bot
tom 81 the steps II was here that he
got the fr<t glimpse of the lady's face.
The sight sotcred him Instantly. and in
cid. n;slIy on the way down he had be-
gun 70 realize that the figure was not
wh.. u seemed. So. when the lsdy cN-
hibited no signs ~ wanting to 60 no.
he said coarteousiy. hut firmly: Pardon
me. madam. bu; this Is as far As I 60
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'Rsh fer th' Wimmea.