The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-17

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/ Gentlemen and Brethren OF this as
sOctation: Since the topic Is 80 large
and the audience go learned and far
reaching, and the writer 80 small as
well as the company so learned, feel
like a bantam hen on nest of goose
eggs in the middle Of an ostrich farm.
However, realizing the peculiar ef-
feet OF the modern fiction on our peo-
pie of today, L will do the best / can.
There was q time when the .1eriI.
"hction meant the great classics.
such as shakespeare, Dickens. Homer
or those great writers who wrote for
author TO see the PLEASANT sight OF
ihe purpose of making the world bet.
ter; instead of simply to enable the.
great rolls OF greenhacks or to enable
o mercenary writer to tickle his ears
with the jingle of good American coin.
Just as the great motive that should
and does Invariably prompt every
truly great surgeon, is first of all "T'hc
great benefit to humanity. !" even so
should the one iInpelling e. motive
prompting every person aspiring to
write the literature Of the day, be the
enlarging OF the human mind and, the
improvement OF his or her moral stat
us. ~ @ 3 ''-
Sad TO say, this fs not always the
jcase. Our country Is Hooded with sttfff
like the Iffshnaan's "raz6fs; Just made
10 seiis' There is little or no Thought
givsS TO siIe possible goodlPor harm
they may or may not do And Just
as Pat replied to the complaint that
the rasoFs would not even clip a lair
unless you took the trouble to 1f0Id
both ends of 1t at the same time. "Sir
We neyer intended that tiiat razor
ne usea ca .or shavthB. ana When
ay,yc',t tl..s9It', in SAasperation' asked
,,s,sd ,onnnton,, mse .n1s 1res ma. naae tor! re-
piieu iNs.i iaconicaiiy' 10 sell.
y ~ ssltarAa oi thei
.,i modern nctlon. When
saeu $3.50 20 e4pia.h why tne lphuenee of
s,ieiL poohs iah 70 exert 81 GS'!ftnS1
,s.,. ~ ou peissSs seply, iney were
~, Setsr i, Hiaae Lor me purpose at all
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WHAT were Lney maue!' We receive
~ i2t tneni' neh WhenEWe get throuEn
sNsplls a.tas lot preatn, ana ask For
,.s,i,, .nsht same iacoilic Ssply seI!!'
Whiis we ioyesa tfee press and & free
Reopis, We inuss acksnowleqge thas this
Is = ey OF presresss along almost ev-
eIy .LlIle. e. Men act ON common sense
prihcipiss i instead OF stanaing on pre-
ceSeIs tnal mas oakiivea its usetutness
LAYS ana customs MS have cilangee and
.. aIe sun cnan ~ e nave enangedI
Ut UT vle"poiht IN regard 20 most other
a. ssssds ',t ,,iita saaT .ns gss's Walsn
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!, on can order any of the domestic
i.9 .0 res rom e dear wife 20 q WORTH
iess PET qog JOB, py teteB aph. We are J
gettinE our sold by the cynadfhg pro-
l szEsl. sss1e our siieS n
.suce 'rEtpc 9 dollar az half its Iorfder co.'s
@ Suf naiion ts neco oIning noted for its
I, sIeaS 1e'i!s, zig iftus we are daily
IIloEe woven tolelher IN
70 - e oInngeneoqs mass: our ssfpsl
al saii on eEerg seq ana we are fsSt be-
coming one of the greatest ''Hoffd,'l
powers Our national pure food laws,
y'eiq ,Daseq on the assertion tiAt IL . lion
eate lanin, II all beeoIles lion too i
,ss pas u tae tSll5 was spoiled the com
plnatton VIII be- sick lion, are sol
very strict That 1t Us we'll nigh impos-
sinte TO detiie tse physical man BY
= 1nes tooate tehat 1ie eass.tf- x 'isti
a6es not matter, how hard the
good farmer ilas lAb6fe6 TO raise that
'200@ FOUNDER, nor how anxious the Gus
toner is 10 fastts of ham for EftlVy, if|
the meat Is foifh d>to be sGf iseased ;iiil
any any Wy tiEat q viii not pefniahently