The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-10


ant dreams and kindly deeds. that night
finds us calm and peaceful. and the das
Is done. NJ D. BUCKINGHAM.
Be clad in summer suits. work gently,
and smile. Believe you can patiently en-.
dure the warm season. Having the op-
timist view Of cooler days to come il
win help us to keep cool. Also take ths
evening air, nooniide shade. river and
sea hreezes. Mrs cLARPHENIA SMITH.
Power is Of but little value when there
is friction in the machine through which
1t is utilized. So in mans temperament
that is the internal constitution and
physical and mental character of the
man-there is often this obstacle in the
way of his power to overcome. which is
continually retarding his progress IL
everything. everywhere. until he EN-.
ploys the cooling process, and keeps
COOL at all times and under all condi.
tions. The man Is better off-healthier
happier. and more businesslike. who fol.
low the good advise in the imperative
keep cool"
Whatever you may do
While working, or az play,
Be calm and then keep cool"
Which Is the better way.
VICTOR P. HAMMER
The summer time is here
The hottest time OF the year;
The time We all perspire
And make the country oar1esire.
But what's the use when hot
To act the fool and what not;
Just become calm and quiet
And when angry do not riot
An ideas in my mind
One thought could not find:
So II you will listen
I'll tell you, then don't miss EN-.
We want contributions
Whether great or whether small:
To send little children
To the country for g cali.
Over at Camp Good VIII
Out among the shady hills
There they have a swimming pool
lis there, children can keep COOL
Can you resist 10 give
To a worthy cause Ike this7
] know for sure you can't
So give now and do not miss.
HARRY ". BRDIER.
From a mental standpoint, the best re-
suits are obtained only when one is pos
sessed of tranquility. We are taught
that many of our diseases arise from ex.
element Of the mind. The inhabitants
OF Brazil are said TO die merely OF old
age owing 10 the serenity Of the ar
in which they live. Another writer at
tributes It TO the peacefulness of their
souls which are free fronNalI passion OF
employments. The most sur
prising and widest phrensies often arise
from high and lively agitations OF our
souls. hence the importance Of keeping
cool. NJ n ALICE pr-T4.rp
When the air is boiling bot,
And is seething Ike a pot,
And duty lies before you like a dream,
Keep your mind upon your work.
Never falter. never shirk,
Though your body is enveloped in the
Steam. keep cool!
Think Of icebergs far away.
Think OF frozen chunks OF spray,
And wipe the persperetion from your face;
Think Of last years snow and ice.
- Think of everything that's nice.
Think of reindeer in a lively arctic race;
Keep cool.
And when you get your leave
Thirty days. If you please
HE you 70 the mountain or the shore;
There you needn't think at all
OF the summer or the fall,
Only listen to the waters angry roar;
Just keep cool!
HORACE V. BIsBEE.
my son." said the old philosopher.
there are two things in THIS world you
should never run after-a street car end
q woman for in either case there is
bound to be another one along In a few
minutes" which. if rather coarseiy put.
contains a good deal OF. common sense.
1t seems trite to say that in order to
keep cool in hot weather one should not
hurry. and yet how much needless haste