The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-07-28
TALES OF TOWN
BLEsT ARE THE WAYS

| DlcbL are TIC W8yb OF tnODC WHO kHON
of sorrow just their share,
And those who have with other hearts
/ bit Of fret to bear,
For they shall be ~ humans are and
not as gods may be,
| Rejoicing in LIES simple gifts of birc
and flower and tree.
Blest are the ways Of those who walk
content Of heart and mind
| To see as much as they should see, be
blind where love is blind;
Just happy mediums in the strife that
pecks at all in time,
And sweet with love for sweets of life
that bloom in daughters cline.
Blest are the ways of those who dream
and those who waking feel
The beauty of the dreaming world
upon their spirits steal;
Who cannot hate nor be unjust, so bal
anced and so strong
They find behind the hardest heart
bit of tenderest song.
Some men play the game of life
with the idea that the umpire gives
'em the worst end of it.
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Peculiar, isn't it, that one of the
few dry spots in Pueblo during the
flood was the Baptist church?
| do not vearn for riches,
But wish had a chance
To own pair of britches
Like them there Palm Beach pants.
These fellows who are forever crit |
icising the women who have bobbed
their hair might try wearing their
own hair long to show the women
how they should look
Samson shorn of his locks was no
more pitiable derelict than the mod
ern woman with bobbed hair. For the
woman with a headful of hairpins is
all powerful, but without them she
can't even button her pump strap.
Our idea of crouch is the man
who kicks at the noble watermelon
'SS0usc ~ lSh SteuiSoSs SOUSlueT the
wisdom of the Lord. He made the
Emmett watermelon so pounds of 100
yer cent joy and then gave the glori-
'us thing the potential power to mil
iply itself 5000 times.
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II anyone doubts the soundness of
he saying that "men are but chill
rem Of larger growth" all he has ,
o do is to watch the crowd that is ,
ball game. But who's go
ny to watch q crowd while a ball /,
anne is going on! /,
We've just bid looking up id the '
icticdary what it says about hay i
ever. 1t says-atchool-it says hay h
ever is fuddy disease that hits cd o
! the. Observation-Disclosures very 3
ltelligedt classes. Buch obliged, f
lister Webster-atchoo! !,
A ranchman walked into Wyoming !.
ewspaper office saying, 81 want an .
oituary for one of my cowpunchers. :
ow much will it COST" 1.-TWO dol (,
rs an inch" replied the newspaper =
an. "Never mind" said the rancher i
can't afford it. That guy was -
OF three" =
Writing of the late Dempsey Car =
inter- fight, the Medical News, in a -
arter page advertisement describes ~
w "Nuxated Iron" helped Jack :"
impsey whip Carpenter One won
rs what would have happened had
.mpsey taken the "Nuxated Iron" u,
arse previous to our entrance into II
: world war, Di
A party of Emmett folks were 60 e.
, on picnic the other night ini
IS. Two girls and one young man
re wedged into the front seat OF sn
: car-and the back seat was emp
A little girl who was IN the party
iced this and said to the crowded
upants of the front seat:"You folks n 10.
pretending that there isn't any fa;
k seat to this car, aren't you Wit
/ | can see it" thu
do
his sad scene occurred in a drug Ia
re: Two men were drinking at the fee
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