The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-10-07
TOUGH ON THE BABIES

OO04 "a ILL
A paragraph worthy of publica
ton in ''Whizz Bng,' appeared re
Gently in the Genesee (Idaho) News
1t was in the nature Of a paid local
inserted by the members Of the Gen
esee medical fraternity. Under thu
caption, Eight Months Warming,
appeared the following: after DC
tober 1 all babies C. O. D. Signed
w. H. Ehlen, M. D., H. Rouse, M. D.
Pullman Herald.
The Boy Scout movement is for bet
ter American citizens. The boy who
is a scout gets a training early in
life which is denied the boy who is
not. He gains a new perspective and
is enabled to see his relationship to
others in the light which he should.
He gains self confidence, by learning
hat he can really do things which
are of value to himself and to others.
He learns that instead of getting
pleasure out of idle, selfish leisure,
the greatest pleasure is to be had
from doing some service for others,
or doing something which will de-
velop himself mentally and physical
1y. The Boy Scout movement gives a
boy high ideals and the desire to lead
a clean, manly life. If he follows out
the instructions which he receives in
Scout work, he will develop into a
good American citizen, equipped to
fight for his country if need be, and,
especially, to do his part in the ordi-
nary walks of life. Show your good
citizenship by contributing to the Boy
Scout movement during the campaign
now in progress.
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The country is definitely on the
to financial ecovery according
to Herbert Hoover, secretary of COM
merce, who yesterday delivered an
facturers' Export association. And,
by the way, Mr.. Hoover's Judgment on
pertaining to the industrial
and financial condition of the country
IS worthy of consideration. The peo-
pie have confidence in his ability to
'ecognize conditions as they exist and
hey know that any public statement
lie makes is based on his honest be-
ief. Secretary Hoover said: I'VE
lave a long way to go to get back
o economic stability. We have yet to
through with much REIMBURSEMENT
# price levels, but we are definitely
the road"
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The slogan adopted by the COM
of Is selected to raise Pull
quota for the Palouse council
( the Boy Scouts, is BEAT Colfax,
Moscow" 1t might be a good
lea to fool Pullman on that by turn
lg v e. Moscow's share to the mem
ers of the committee without forcing {
lie committee to spend time calling {
you, and get the job out. Of the |
ay this week. Raising this money $
the business of any good citizen. >
t least it is the duty of any good =
to make the work Of the COM !
just as light as possible. a
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William Allen White, the Kansas +
.wspaper man inc author, express a
G his opinion of the ku KluA Khan t
his usual terse manner, said: "Tsle Y
1ole trouble with the Ku nldx Klan !.
that it is based upon such deep :,
olishness hat L is bound to be a q
snace to good government in anyl al
immunity. Any man fool enough to IL
Imperial Wizard would have pl
without responsibility and both a.
thout any sense"
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Finish each day and be done with :"
You have lone what you could. ~
plumbers and absurdities no 70
lbt crept in; forget them as soon
you can. Tomorrow is a new -
I; begin it we'll and %serenely, and
h too high a spirit to be encum-
ed with your old nonsense. This
is all that is good and fair. 1t
dear, with its hopes and in
Itions, to waste a moment on the
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ne of the strange things is that so
~ people worry about affairs that
sern them little but pay slight at
ion to matters that are of vital
to their welfare.-Wallace
IS Times.
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