Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-12-31
MAKING MONEY FLY


Making money fly is all right, provid-
ed It flies to a purpose and collects in
terest On the way.
But too many people forget the pur-
pose and lose the interest.
1t requires time, energy, and Perse-
ve1ance to earn money, but it needs on
~ moment of foolishness to make 1t
fly.
At the beginning Of new year OF
uncertainty it might be we'll for us to
take few of these little lessons to
heart.
The mightiest of trees spring from
little roots, but each year they grow,
and thrive, until in time they become
giants of the forests. They never fly.
The greatest of fortunes found their
inception in humble beginnings. There
was much saving but no flying.
The prosperity Of this community de-
ponds upon its productiveness and the
ability of it's people to save.
Saving is little word, but it is the
cornerstone upon which every giant
commercial enterprise is reared.
The wise man spends without STINT
for that which he needs, but he regu-
lates his requirements to allow for
liberal amount Of systematic saving.
People who save not in youth have
not in old age. Where the inclination
Is lacking no incentive exists and with
out an incentive there is little future
to life.
Work, save and you will always have.
Make it fly, and you will soon be in
want.
People who are unable to help them
selves should be helped, but those who
can and won't should get the boot
cough as it might be on the boot.
CONGREGATIONS cost this country two
million dollars a day. That, though, is
rather big word for So small a cost.
The more fellow feels his oats, the
nearer he approaches the standard OF
the horse.
>. ;:We,s however, shall not break single
New Year resolution. We don It make
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!: The fellow who attends STRICTLY to ms
own business has a whale Of a JOB If 1t
is done properly.
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Mr.. Harding says he is going to make
the vice-presidency an important posi-
ton. Under the old law Of: tit for tat
we presume Mr.. Coolidge will return the
courtesy. 49,
It is possible now for publisher to
refer to "pail of suds" without be-
ing misunderstood.
Some people are always distressing
themselves over the short comings OF
others. They have none Of their own.
Beauty is not always skin deep. 1t
would crack the face.
The great trouble with the women of
today Is their beauty. It is so pro-
nounced that some men find it increas-
ingly difficult to remain contented with
but one wife.
You can soak bag Of oats in water
and within few days they will begin
to sprout. But you can't do as much
with some heads.
There is strain of piety in most men,
but too often it is overstrained.
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If your neighbor growls at you, give
him smile in return. You viii be the
better man of the two.
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Not all people can hope to become
great men. Some are women.
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We learned yesterday why it is that
some women never pay any attention to
Jazz music Their husbands snore in
their sleep.
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In Germany they are said to have
found a way Of making print paper
from leaves of grass. That may work
out in Germany, but if any fellow
should try it here he would soon find the
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duce the cost of paper stock.
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