The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-08-23
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reason Why they can't break into
some high circles Brains and char
aeter, for instance are two of the
few things money cannot buy. ct
generally takes brains and character
to make money. sister. Editorl.
seYon can't sing life's sweetest
songs until you dwell among the
shawods, writes one Of our most
brilliant men Had you noticed that
the mocking birds sings the sweetest
in the dead OF night he continues.
Over IN Lake county we observed
concrete fence posts. If these posts
viii stand up under the music" of
our Florida dampness, we are for
them forever in preference. to any
other, inspite of the fact that they
look ike graveyard trimming.
The most valuable system is a
good nervous system.
$50
There is no higher rank than that
of worker. No title can ever make
loafer nobleman.
A fellow may honk his auto horn
till the crack of doom, but unless ne
steers wisely, trouble will occur.
Lots of our young people fall in
love because they are just as foolish
as older people.
Isn't it funny how pretty girl is
eagerly listened to even tho she may
say nothing when she talks?
There are a few men in Ocala, and
maybe IN some other towns too. who
are not as anxious to have their
wives forgive their sins, as they are
to have them forget them.
The boys of this town need never
think for one tiny second that be-
cause a girl happens to catch them
looking at them. that they imagine
they are trying to fiirt with them
Little Dan Cupid says that one rea-
son most girlsAget married is that
they don't know ny better.
There's a bachelor in Ocala who
has just scads of cold cash, and the
girls say that all the smiles in the
world, they believe. could not make
an impression on his marble heart
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A man may smile and bid you well,
| yet wish you were with the devil, but
when a dog wags his tail you know
he is on the level.
trained nurse as we understand
it, is not necessarily a person who
can juggle eggs and stand on her
head.
With the present condition of ou1
roads, when tourist halts a native
and inquiries the distance between
points, it should be given to him II
hours.
Mr.. Harding says America needs 9
baptism in righteousness and new
conservation in morality. America
has enough of both TO put Jimmy Cos
IN the White House. He will lead the
country back to the paths of ole
stands of honesty so quick it vii
knock the last button off Bills coat.
There is no more powerful or ben.
eficial institution in our city than the
Sunday schools. A Sunday school is
the one place of instruction which
sends hundreds of new members into
the church each year To those OF
us who attended Sunday school In
our youth q flood of memories rise
when we recall the sincerity anc
prayexful ardor with which our ED
ers devoted themselves to our relig-
ious advancement. It was cold Time
Religion" in those days. and gooc
man in a community stood out anc
apart. 1t behooyes all in this mod
ern day to consider the interests Of
our Sunday schools alongside the IN
terests of our public schools, since
What kind of flowers are the house
wives of the city planning to plant
this season? Ocala should be known
for the beauty of its flowers, as wei
as for its famous founts Of sparkling
waters and abundance of gorgeou:
shrubbery.
the paramount feature is the develop
ment of the child, one from menta
standpoint with other things second
larry, while the other holds with !
single eye the moral advancement o
| its youthful members.
| Some people live on the motto
do nothing today that you can leav'
| for tomorrow. The things one leave
undone today as they pass along, i
all probability viii never be done
Therefore never miss an opportunit.
TO make others happy by carrying !
cheerful disposition. a hearty goot
| wiz and by extending a helping han'
wherever opportunity offers. A per
son never passes over this wiHdinl
way Of life but once and they Shoul