The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-15
"She Wuz AIIuS Kline
To Ey'rybuddie"
B. oRRIsoN SWEET MARpEN


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n a modest family buryius Eround
tn Kentucky, on a rough stone. Is
this inscription Jane Lalor; Died
august. 1919 She wuz allus kline TO
eyrybuddie
Could anyone have a better cpl.
/ taph?
One OF the greatest helps to happi
ness. to the progress of all mankind.
is the habit OF kindness. Of the thought
fulness for others, oil saying kind
things to others and about them
There is blighting, killing influence
in an unappreciative atmosphere.
II you would be popular and attract
people to you you must cultivate Il
broad generosity, a feeling Of good
cheer and good will towards every
body, and you must feel a real and
not "a feigned interest in others wei
fare
How many good things the spirit
OF good will brings to us, and how
many unpleasant things II keeps away
| from us!
| If you form the habit Of saying
/ kindly things about others and look
ing for the best in them your mind
VIII become related, through the law
OF attraction, to an kindly people and
TO all good everywhere
II we persist IN this habit II will
drive out all petty little iealousies all
moroseness and gioum, envy and sci.
/ hshness, everything that would Sc.
rioualy mar our lives
No efforts we may ever make can
bring such splendid returns as the
| eudeavor to scatter flowers as we go
along. to plant roses instead Of
/ thorns; no Investment viii pay such
fat dividends as the firm effort put
into kind words and kindly acts, the
effort to radiate a kindly spirit toward
every living creature
If we cultivate a sunny, cheerful ex.
terror and kindly smile, cordial
manner towards every body we make
acquaintances and friendships easily.
know a woman In New York who
is a dwarf and a cripple, but who has
|
that everybody loves her She is well
come everywhere, because she loves
4 everybody and feels Interested in
everyone. She is poor, but she enters
into other lives with heartiness and
unselfsh abandonment and an enthusi'
assn that ought TO shame those OF US
who are physically normal and in Il
better condition
The people who envy her popularity,
her sunny nature, do not realize that
their love of gossip and their dlsposi.
ton to pick flaws with others to see
their weakness, their unfortunate or
ugly side, are really exhibiting "a very
unioyely SIDE OF themselves, and that
this Is the reason why they are so very
unpopular.
Practice open mirdedness, holding a
charitable, maRnanimoua, liberal att
tude Of mind toward everybody and
everything. aud YOU VIII be surprised
10 see how il win enlarge and enrich
your nature. There Is nothing else
that will make you so popular as this
Everybody loves the open minded
| lbFEe-nehIleu. mNEHhHlthOuh Guhl dt'tA
just as he naturally despIses the
small. narrow. stingy, mean soul who
sees everything through his selfish
glasses
sellishness is one Of the most despic'
able qualities OF human nature and is
universally hated The subtle, mysteri
GUS something which we call magnet
ism and which we cannot describe,
that something which everybody feels
y due more to the one quality Of unset
tshness and o large generosity than
10 anything else. People may admire
you for your talents but they VIII not
love you If you are always thinking OF
end working for yourself
SO, II you would get on IN the higher
sense, you must get rid Of this great
enemy OF your advance You must
take an uuseRsh kindly interest IN
others Remember that whatever you
send out OF your nature will be reflect