Newark post., 1910-09-28
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FRESHMEN:
"Havin known your father before
YOU and the mother that bore YOU and
seein' her rub the roses off her cheeks
tryin' to keep your onery little soul i'll
your worthless little body, I'll give
you this sentiment to put in your pipe
and smoke: man-if they ever be's
law ag'in damn fools, the first raid
the officers should make is on the col
leges And now may ye be struck
blind before ye get your education
and dumb if il makes fool of ye.
(Mr. Dolan to John Barclay, in "A
Certain Rich Man,
FROM a BOY TO THE BOYSJ
want to tell you boys about an
other boy know. He's all right, you
would call him brick true or
he's ali there, or some such and
you would just about hit it. I'll bet
he has as much fun as any of the rest
of us. yet he's on his job. It's this
way He sells the Saturday Evening
Post and he's making money at it.
He has, bank account and they say a
man who is on his job and has bank
account is all right, SO a boy must be,
too. This summer there was a prize
offered to the newsboy who made the
best record Well this boy-"Oh, why
he got it, that's all, you say.
No it is not all, either. The prize
was bicycle or SO much money, He
too kthe money bought a bicycle and
deposited the rest in bank
Some one told him, you saw. Yes,
perhaps. some one did. but the thing
is. he was financier enough to see the
wisdom OF it and turned a deal into a
good proposition. NoM he has
good wheel and money III the bank.
1t is drawing nterest--making him
money. Just the same as though he
had some one working for him.
He did not stop selling papers. Sold
out last week--had to buy more to
supply his customers.
Now ] understand he is agent for
the Ladies Home journal. If he is,
my next order goes to him.
Now, what | want to tell you, boys,
is that he is having. as much fun as
you are, and making money, too, and
it will come in handy some day. He
will be in business when some of you
are just getting started.
This is a free Ad and that is an
item. The boy doesn't know anything
about it. He just got this for nothing,
perhaps it's high at that, but this is
to say that Newell Reed is a hustling
newsboy. who sells Saturday Evening
Post and Ladies Home Journal, and
if you want these journals send for
Reed. And if you buy, he will be
glad. and so will I.
AN OLD BOY.
MON NOBIS SOLUM."
That is language that has been
dead for a hundred years, or is it a
thousand? Anyway, it means i'll up
to-date New Century Club English
Not for us alone
That is worthy motto--in fact,
most notices are good. The touchy
part about them is that they are hard
TO live up to- Not for us alone" Get
that in working shape and there is no
telling what good it could do, espec-
tally il backed by body OF whole
souled women, agreeing on working
mot for us alone but for all
1t is the motto OF the New Century
Club and the library is an example.
Yet il needs an invitation attached to
it for many there are that do not know
that it is not for us alone" and the
blessings of the sprinkler are due to
the Clubs efforts.
There is a Rummaee Sale coming,
the proceeds to go for a niano for the
Club. Ii the motto is engraved on
the instrument in good Latin spirit,
the music will be purer. more tinged
with romance of Southern climes And
Newark will be happierif the chords
are struck to the melody
MOT FOR US ALONE"