The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-02-26
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/ are forever waiting for others to d
, 1t for them.
That the man who wastes his time
doesn't seem TO realize that he vii
lneed ii all before he dies.
That the hand that rocks The
cradle isn't the one that rocks the
boat in the sea of matrimony.
That our idea Of a fussy man is Q
person who is not on speaking terms
with his own conscience half of the
time.
That il is profitable to remember
the old saying. "MoEe meat, more
maladies' in these times of high
living.
That our most successful business
men will tell you that courtesy is
quite as necessary an asset as
capital.
That it's becoming to be an age
of specialists; general training does
not seem to go in the work Of the
world today.
That it is better 10 build churches
than bastleships, although both are
used for the purpose OF making war
on the enemy.
That the United States is the |
wealthiest country in the world, but
many Of US have very little tangible
evidence of the fact.
That religious papers do not NO
tice crime unless it has a wide or
special significance plan worthy |
of imitation by the secular press.
That the Lewiston Tribune as veil
as the Vollmer Spokesman are rather
poor guesserz as regards which town
harbors the best basket bali team.
That to allow the perauit of money
to wholly absorb our strength and
faculties is the greatest and most
common mistake of the American
people.
That the law Of recompense is
recognized in every walk Of life
the rich have ice in the summer while
the poor can have all they want all
winter.
That chickens are mighty good
hing to raise at home but are
iamnable nuisance to sprout on your
premises. Spring is close
enough on hand to let this little re-
hinder soak in.
That everyone would be happier
( they would forget their enemies
Ind remember their friends; forget I
IL gossip and speak kind words 4
orget to do any one an injury but 4
emember to do kindness.
That every once ia a while you \
Eill find person who still insists in \
Judging a man by the clothes he \
Fears, but dollars to doughnuts you \
ant show as person who will \
lead guilty that he judjes women n
hat way.
That with the coming Of spring u
e expect the sliding boards to be 81
ssurrected and the boys pant deal v
who has worn frozen frown all Il
inter viii adorn himself with n
nile like unto that worn by the coal 4
saler the past five months. M
That if all the churches we're 10
lite against the crying evils Of the
~ instead Of invsighing against
Ichother, they would much increase
cir capacity for good and be less =
a stumbling block to the pilgrim n
search Of the unvamished truth.
That Rural Carrier Frank Billups
aintains that iii spite of all the
ngs Of spring, winter is still In our
DIST and will be until Edgar Booth
mes forth into the open. he says
conduct Of the ground hog Is
I in it with Edgar on indicating d
. end Of winter.
That Nezperce lady took down
receiver Of her telephone the
Ter day and found that the line
8 busy. II just put on a pan Of q
ans for dinner she heard one
y complacently informing q
'ther. She hung up the receiver
waited for fifteen minutes. a
on returning to the telephone she u
nd the same woman still talking q