The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-01-01
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welcome tbs sxhileFag;rg anow and
the healsh-giving oxygen that
accompanies it.
That ii il remarkable bow much
langer people can remember she date
and severity Of q bad storm than
they do an exceptionally fine spell
of Idaho weather.
That the cost of living La now
higher than II used to be but Edythe
and Mawde say ID 10 worth more
| than when paw and nav and other
old fogies were at the heim.
That no satisfactory explanation
has ever been given for the moon
looking as though II gradually grew
smaller from the time II Erss
appears above the horizon until it
reaches the zenith.
That this il a first-rase world, bat
Ii YOU have cotton the idea that 1t
owes you living you had better
s.fo' git it, you will have to earn
what you get, or what you get WON'T
make you stoop-shouldered TO lug It
around.
That people often get into trouble
by saying that thing isn't SO. when
they only mean 10 say they do not
believe it. Calling another fellow a |
liar is not only hard on the constitu-
ton but it discolors the eyes, /
occasionally.
That many an otherwise coed
story teller spoils the effect of an
anecdote they have related by start
ing to laugh themselves as soon as
the last word has escaped from their
mouths and before their hearers
have had time to even smile. /,
That the latest strong argument
"a favor of the new court house prop
osision Is the fact that !. S McDon-
I'D i opposing the same By praying
% Santa Claus and sspreyings On
he ssdear peopul'' vita his cid ac-
:ustomed tactics. FFom you. John,
every knock la a boost. Keep il up. (
That lady caller can think of
more things she il anxious to say in I
i've minutes after she gets her wraps
adjusted and the door opened, all
'eady to bid her hostess good bye.
han she could in another hour had {
'he remained comfortably seated in
he parlcr. IL
That children and young psople
must have reasonable amount OF
TN and recreation somewhere, and
parents neglect or refuse to pro-
'ide It at home they must expect the
Using generation will seek it on the
treets, at the public dance. In the
'ool hall. or any ether place where
can be found.
That you should get the church
Iabit. Nothing boosts town like
ocks of church going people On
nnday. Desirable people who con-
smplate moving to a city always +
lquire about church advantages.
i've church towns are sure index
, live commercial cities. Get the b
abit.
That "this ia a foine countr Y,
ridget,' exclaimed Nora, who had a
ut recently arrived ia the United
tates. Sure it's generous every B
ody is. asked at the postofhce
bout sindin' money to my nisher,
nd they Dung man tells me I can get
money order for tin dollars for 4
q cents. Think of that, now"
That there are lot of people in
is world who are the temporary h
vners Of millions of dollars worth &
property and are only getting their
ard and clothes Tor taking care Of
They arc working too cheap
ey should join the strikers and de-
snd, in addition to what they are
W receiving, some of the Injuries
life.
That If you drink water you get \
phoid fever; drink milk and get n
,erculosis; drink whiskey and get
] jams; eat soup and get Bright's
ease; cat meat and encourage
oplexy eat oysters and get blood
Iscn; eat vegetables and weaken
avgteru eat d@aRert and GET rsar~ II