The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-07-11
THE FINEST CROP OF ALL.

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There have been cubs without num-
Der organized within the last two or
three years to encourage boys n
girls and their elders to raise better
o and produce more and better re-
suits for their labors. But in Los An
seles they have the best club Of all.
1t is a group of old people who call
themselves the Centenary Club" and
whose motto is, Live to be a hundred
and grow old gracefully"
Nobody can grow old gracefully who
forecasts future worries, or who in
dulges in bitterness or vain regrets
for past disappointments and failures.
No one can grow old gracefully who
hates growing old; and regards it as
a personal grievance instead of a di-
vine graduation.
The only way to accomplish this
most desirable aim is to live each day
c-ourageously n kindly, to look for
ward to each tomorrow with serene
confidence that it will bring something
worth living Tor.
Growing old gracefully may begin
right early; yet certain it is that youth
fingers longest where age is least
dreaded, while those who have for
their ambition a beautiful old age will
reap as their reward a harvest of gold
en- years.
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WEST VIRGINIA AND SERBIA.
Members of a farm bureau in West
Virginia have added sowing seeds of
kindness to their other agricultural
pursuits. Funds have been provided
to place two Serbian boys in the Ag-
ricultural College of West Virginia /
and pay all their expenses for at least :
two years. When they have COM
pleted their course these boys will re-
turn to Serbia to help their people by :
their knowledge of American methods :
of farming. :
This state has been much interested !
in the struggles of the Serbian farm I
ers to protect their homes and their !.
government, and has given other prac- /.
teal aids before this. Much fine seed <
has been sent to help in the replanting :
OF the fields. =
The Serbians are good farmers; s
that they will profit enormously by l
the modern ideas of American farm
ors there is not the slightest doubt. &
Other states might we'll follow West Z
virginia's example. Z
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British fishermen say they don't =
earn to swim because that would Z
the agony of drowning Most !
,eople learn to swim SO there won't &
,e any drowning. =
Cold baths and a swimming pool are u
'eing installed for the United States -
enators. A cooling off seems to be =
what the senate needs just !
DIV. g
A scientist has discovered that a pig -
be made to eat more by feeding =
Tactic acid. Very likely--but our -
lea of nothin' to do is to stimulate a
IE's appetite.
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Sergeant York, the doughty Ger -
an-slayer, has been made a Tonnes -
= colonel. Does it really take ANY, -
'rmality to make colonies down -
Just as the public was beginning to
ink it would get a peek at that peace ~
eaty, Senator Borah went and hid -
in the Congressional Record.
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A. F. L. seems to be trying CON
cautiously to carr the title, Amer
IN Federation of Loyalty" -
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It looks as If that peace celebrations, -
it comes, will be a dry affair in
S country.
It's a good thing not to over-eat in
weather, but some faddists don't -
enough to resist the heat.
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he Faculty Women's Club will be
Friday afternoon from 4 to
It eRidenbaugh hall, to the students
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