The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-16

Editorphip and Management Of
Col Frank L. Mayes.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Entered - second class matter. at the
postoffice In Pensacola. Fla. under Act
81 Congress. March >. 1879.
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You are simply losing everytime you
stop to pick flaws in anything OF ~
anybody.
BE cheerful. There is no valley
whose outer borders are not touched
by the hills.
Our best vintage. though 1t may MOI
appear SO then, Is gathered from QUIZ
misfortunes.
Quality counts in men just like it
Aces In glassware. You have got 10
have the proper ring.
vo,,r right to do as you please Is al
WAYS limited by the freedom OF others
to do that very same thing.
We always deny the evil reports
about our friends in the very same
proportion that we love them.
After all, idleness Is nothing but
self imposed isolation. 1t promises
nothing, nor does it ever bring any
thing.
Character is just like clay. The
ideal Is the mold. For that very rea-
SON character is determined by our
ideals.
Restlessness-this social discomfort
Is not necessarily disease. II may
find it's rise in a marvellous vitality
and hope.
Some boast of prizes won which
amount to no more than booty taken
In the footing of some already I'M
poverished mortal
There's a tonic in a dare. says the
Pensacola Journal. But not in Vir-
rinia Dare.-Tampa Tribune. Can't
say. We never take dare.
whole lot OF these divorces are
found among our American girls who
are in love with chocolates, and want
q box at the theater every night.
There are some things money can
not buy. 1t won't buy the rich after
glow that comes to him whose iifes
sun Is going down behind the western
hills.
A whole lot of people plead might
ly for the two edged law. The side
toward them must be blount; the side
toward their neighbor must have a
razor finish.
Appoint yourself a pioneer in inde-
pendent thought. Try intellectual
scouting for while. 1t is like breath
ing the tonic of the upper zones. Try
1t just once.
After all. hysteria is nothing more
than a head-on collision between
sorrow and a sense of humor. Under
such circumstances, self-control just
can't help blowing up.
Brace up old fellow! 1t will soon be
your inning. They may not call you
now, but the fans in the grandstand
will go crazy when you park the ball
Park her. old fellow!
Whom you buried In your sepulchel
of hate? Looking down into that vas
grave, the tomb of one at least as goot
as yourself, your petty whims ought t
dwarf into nothingness
II you want the clearer vision wher
looking through the telescope frs
put out all the lights. And in thu
night OF sorrow don't complain. /
brings out the starts.
.
Blot out everything from yesterda,
that is disagreeable; start today with
a clean sheet. Write upon 1t. IL FOL
memory's sake alone. those thing:
only which are lovely.
So mysteriously are we linked with
each other in this world that we can
not fail to do our duty without harm
ing others, nor bear ourselves bravel,
without beneflt 10 otnerS.
Amidst all this newspaper slusl
about our modern discovery. we mus
not forget the age-old discovery. Th'
greatest discoverer in any age is thu
man who discovers himself.
.
A man had better die poor II hi
boarded wealth comes by piracy ant
pillage, even though it be gotten UNI
der the guise of progress and III,
commercial policy of the age.
Anything that is necessary is right
To others il may not so appear. Blu
you are responsible for your own act
and must therefore move within tn,
range of your individual motives.
A man lives only when he measure
life by its intensity. The one VIII,