Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-18

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Two hundred and fifteen Boston Jan II, 1906
$50 BENJAMIN Franklin of taow chandler youngest of
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ned either printer Journalist diplomat statesman philosopher
lot Of Poor Richards Almanac the reputation which he
" established its first number his then being 70 purely by it's
compliment has been paid him that this annual look
ed forward by large portion of the colonial population and
~h impotence than awaits presidents annual message
to Congress The almanac credited with having readers
I'm the English other other language than other pubca
ton, excepting the Bible $; q
ss al Franklin great advice Here is what he had say
az 7.va TEMPERANCE: Eat dizziness; drink to
s1 SILENCE: Speak but what may benefit others
a. sssslf; avoid Tiaing conversation
ooco your business have its time
eaa RESOLUTION: Resolve perform what ought;
form without fail what you resolve
FRUGALTY: Make expense but to do good'to others
yourself; nothing
thing useful"
SINCERITY Use hurtful deceit; think innoceny and
- tNaB and if you speak, speak accordingly
JUSTICE: Wrong none by doing injuries or emitting the
benefits Mo 55i slS ION duty" Xvoa extremes oe.r .enng nu-
ries much you think they deserve"
CLEANLNESS Tolerate no unceanliness in body clothes
ss TRANQUILITY; Be disturbed trRee accidents
common unavoidable.
S''.7- HUMILITY: Initiate Jesus Socrates"
Franklin lived to be "a. No doubt his adherence these
rules helped him do They they $50
years ago .
EsS than half the population of the United and
~ = rural villages under $500 Ten years ago than 46
cent cities Forty the of rural
All this has frightened easily scared They fear
he overcrodng of cities and deson of farm They view
" @ alarm and Hembe with each runs OF the census lea" But
has reduced the demand for human hands One
With tractor and does do than horses did
r5 g obaby the 1880 will show less than 486
the farms By then doubt machinery will have done still
e~moe to reduce demand for human bare
~ Those who fear tn deserton of farms food amnes
the future forget that the when such thing be
~ possible that hereH be rising of land
much of their attraction In the long find their
they needed Just needed
factories than fields Until
about the matter? Why indeed when remembers that when
20 STA OF the population cities the other 486
dced that fine 1920 much food that America will have
export and a surplus besides?
ses The only fault find with the incoming
ton that their their initiating Mr. Coolidge who
So. helps wash the dishes.
The of the nickel cigar less interesting than the pros
poets of the hve-cent of pie