Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-11-04

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to be no more than ordinary humans
ton, analysis and dissemination.
No public man is ever so perfect but
what the editor can unearth glazing
flaws in mis- career. It is the analyzing
and dissemination Of these flaws that
puts him out Of the running.
This the editor can do or not, as he
desires.
On the other hand, every public. Off
cial possesses certain admirable traits
of which the public knows but little.
If the press keeps these things to the
fore It is only matter Of time when
the official becomes what is known as
"made man, ~
Fortunately most editors are rather
human. They know the weaknesses Of
public men, but they do not expect
perfection in any one. They are con-
tent to give fellowIa fair show, and
if he makes reasonably good, they
boost him along. IF not, they gener'
ally permit him to gracefully retire at
the end of his term, unless his acts are
snch az to warrant condemnation and
exposure. ~
it is not. the will of the editor alone
that decide these things. It is the
fact that the editor places his infor-
nation before the people and they
render their own judgment
It is in this way only that the press
makes and unmakes men. ~.@l
But it does it, just the same.
Every time we try to lay up some
thing for rainy day, premature
rain comes along and washes it all
away. This business of continually
starting all over again possesses merit,
though. It prevents us good men from
contracting those vicious habits of the
idle rich.
Our idea of a real diplomat is fel-
low who can keep a woman from spill
ing the beans when she has spicy Sc
cret to tell.
The. size of a fellow s. kick does not
indicate the quality Of his brain.
.
If preacher were to tell the whole
truth to the average congregation ne
would probably be invited to repeat It,
elsewhere.
If you have time to waste conflne 1t
to your own. Other people often have
something better to do.
No news may be good news at times,
but not when the expected cheek ta1ls
to arrive.
We often wonder how it would feel
p,,% M r.
are just as curious to know how it feels
to be human.
:" Why speak ola fellow having lost
his nerve at the ,critical moments he
had none to lose.
It is no longer advisable to "keep in
the middle of the road You might
get honked to ha % =, .
When some people reach the top OF
the ladder of success, they climb down
again to see if anything has been over
looked.
The men who are now accomplishing
great things began life in the proper
way. They never neglected the little
things. -.
Your neighbor voices his true opln-
ion Of you when he looks at your back
yard. i. 49,. rEsA.:
There is, however, distinct e1e-
ment Of danger in that Washington
conference ION limitation Of armalmreln1ts.
Some Of our distinguished visitors, may
want to stick with us; and forget to- 60
home. LIE
1t might be we'll to keep congress in
session during the disarm meet. 1t
would furnish excellent: relaxation and
amusement for the weary delegates.
A noted Russian singer says that the M,
less woman wears the longer she will
live. Nm that event it is only a guess
ton of time when half Of the undertak;
ers will go out q 8 q business
!. Our diplomats abroad have been
rather fortunate of late. Those at
tempts to kill them gave them some
perfectly good newspaper publicity 9
r. Trouble with this country is, there
are too many things of the past. They
should be improved upon and made as
sets of the future. -
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: The hustler takes what life has IN
store for him and then goes out and.
gathers in little more.
, q
:, Don't argue with your razor. 1t IS
sharper than you are: H.
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