The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-08

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The truest heroism is the conques
Of fear.
God makes the sunshine; we max
the shadows.
BY the east window of every hear
! grew the thorns.
We know some men who have neve.
J had any growing pains.
A mans head isn't above water sim
ply because he floats debt.
The White Elephant of the reput3-
lican party seems to be Hiram Johnson
Don't bother so much about wearing
! q crown. Be sure your head is worthy
Of one.
No apologies are needed when q
man is striking straight from the
shoulders.
The trouble with this country is that
there are more chances than there are
real men.
Cheerfulness is a coinage good in
any realm, and will pass at par In
any land
Keep the upward gaze. 1t turns
fxx<1 L. fron Of q
novels into castles.
Great men are to be measured by
their critics just like you measure the
tower by it's shadow.
Our ups and downs are only the
hills and the valleys we cross in our
eternal quest for happiness.
How about the Favorite Daughters?
They also have some summer headgear,
which is getting too small for them.
Some are so deluded as to believe
they have mastered a situation when
1t only amounts to an abject submis-
sion.
For goodness sake! Why is a man
just like a sponge every time he hap
pens to drop into the pail of pros
perity !?
Keep up the glow in the heart Some
how. Observation-Disclosures that good will
be the final goal in the years that
are to come.
The ex-presidency Of Mexico and the
vice-presidency of the United States
seem to be about in a class-both
rather unpopular.
Many a storm could be so easily
averted II we only watched the ba-
the human heart.
After all. the world stands for one
of two creeds-either Down with ev-
erything that's up, or up with every
thing that's down."
Just as well accept the truth and
have done with 1.-THE strongest will
always have the most, no matter what
that most may be.
Having "a good time" is all right,
but when out of the regular working
hours it takes all your time, it means
an empty head and heart.
Don't be a consummate slave. Quit
doing like somebody else. Do just like
you feel you ought to do. Be free
be king in your own realm.
Be patient with everyone, even with
yourself. Do not be disturbed because
OF your imperfections. and always rise
bravely from fall-only the brave
do that
Because a man has been described
as "a poor worm of the dust is no
sign that there is any virtue in his
crawling through the world just like
q worm.
Each generation must start where
the other leaves off. Thus are we to
be forever approaching that one far
off, divine event toward which the
whole creation moves.
No worthy enterprise is ever too
great venture. No commendable eff !
fort is ever too daring. Risk anything
one time. Others have landed. Why
not you
Forget your past losses, yonr past
errors, your mistakes: or think Of
them only as to enrich your inner i;f,.
to strengthen you and make you more
thoroughly human. helpful and sympa.
thetic.
There are just two zones in society,"
and clear boundary lies between
them. The upper zone is where the
very best are at ease. The neither zone
is a region where the very worst
ARE free.
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Somehow we like the fellow who