The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05

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That saHome ia the deareus plaes
On earth has long been recognized
as a truth. but the present high cosl
Of living brings the thought mors
foFesbly 10 ones mind than ever be.
fore. But things are changing.
Thai one Of the best safeguards q
ichild can take with him when be
goes out into the world is the unseen
influence Of bright and happy home
where nanghs bat love and goodness
we're taught and cheerfnlness reigned
supreme.
That . stranger walking about
town with the Hsralds man the other
day enquired whether or not this
section had ever experienced an
earthquake shock saying he judged
il had from the many ups and downs
in the sidewalks.
That middls-aged and older people
can remember when the remedy used
to relieve : sore throat and cold vas
10 tie stocking around the neck On
retiring for the night. and the treat
ment vas fully as effective as the
modem remedies Of the present day.
Thai all things may come to the
man who waits but it has been cur
experience that fellow gets what
he wants = burned sight quicker and
il comes Ia better transit condision If |
yen get out and hustle and 20 after /
the things you want, ia person
That people should cultivate the
habit Of reading portion Of these
evenings as regards current events.
There IS no excuse for = person not
being familiar with what is going on
in the world when periodicals of all
kinds are 50 reasonable IN price
That even the editors Of these
United States we're eligible to cele-
brats one Of Washington's birthdays
with the bankers, government, state
and county officers, II they we're not
too mach stepped in ain and
and hare become habifual I
Sabbath breakers
That the time Of year will soon be
aere-and not by freight, either,
when the baseball fan viii be the
most popular character In our midsf
md no matter whether We wish to
Expose ourselves to the malady or
lot. nearly everyone gets the base
AL fever and il is hard to shake it Il
5 long as the weather remains
'almy and serene.
That a writer Of an article ia cleo
ricity in one Of the January magi-
ines says that Thomas A. Edison \
'as the first man 10 make use Of Il
Iectricity for Illuminating purposes. h
Fhile that may be true il Is record
! in the eigth chapter Of Genesis \
lat Noah made the ark Light On r
lcunt Araras many hundreds Of n
ears before Edison ever came to Y
GIT. "
That most people like to read an
count n the paper Of the mister \
mes their fellow mortaIs fall into, u
ID to criticise the editor If they are
I printed; but when misfortune n
'ertzkes them if the paper men
ms the fact their souls rise up In
dignation and they say harsh
ings about the editor. Verify,
ere il lots Of human nature Ia hum
nature.
That whether the accusation made
this column Is true or not, thai
u prefer to see the female portion
society dressed in the sight-ftting
'les Of the day rather than ia the
re modest costume, the truth is
re are very few fathers who do
dislike to see their own daugh-
. on the streets wearing a skirt
size Of grain sack which makes =
m look more like race-horse or
rained seal than the modest young
lies they are.
That those patrons of rural routes
ose roads are ia questionable con-
ion bad better hustle around bit
ore the government road inspector
kes bis appearance in your vicin-
II be finds your road Ia not a
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