Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-06
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TUCSON i wish you wop,.. % Es;hsr
s 1aniSa of people. You an Be "
laying up unhappiness 70, are 'n'h
oy saying such harsh THU, yourself
have just said.n lungs as yos
But how can help III.
girl 81 can't close NV replied tn.
chloroform my faculties eyes and
cant help seeing the fault, lou o. lust
pike-staH." ''dln as.
80" mo; you are right, E,,b., ,
cant help seeing the f,n,.. You
trouble is, that is all vo,, 4uI's' The
there is always something s ss.' And
seen in everyone. It's large. Use 10 Be
tion of what you are looki, n cues,
neard the other day story abo ,o', |
men who were walking a. -OOll Two
Square, New York. Sudden. lines
them stopped, seized the o,t, one Of
arm and, in an attitude Of ,. oy the
'entlon' said, LISTEN | heard 'Clen at
ct just them CFick-
"'Pshawp the other re,,i.. 8,
crazyp p''ea' You're
"Pll lead you to it in g..
replied the first. minutes
"Soon the cricket chirped .o,;
they followed through the ra s.'l'' and
clatter of trucks. and street co.. and nd
they found it in narrow niche -, al
wall ~''' oi the
How did you come to hear -.
asked the second one. "
because that's what Pm ,-,;.,
FOR, and SO Pm listening for j, Ga
make noise no louder than tina, c-;.L
ets chirp that will stop the crons.
round here. N'O""
NONSENSE said the other
But the man who had heard =.
cricket dropped a dime on the "a.
walk, and at the sound of the f.n;..
silver everyone stopped AM began -
look. Their ears were tuned fo- :,
It's the same WI life. you see .r+
hear what you are prepared forn
But don't see that that helms -.
much" replied tie CIR. Glow can
help what Pm prepared for:n
You can rain yourself to look I'm
something different in people. u,s
your will. If you can't set your At.
tention in another direction. the posp.l
is fraud or a mockery. Didn't Chris
always appeal to the will? wilt hon
be made whole p What wilt thou b,rs
me to do p What you need is to cham.
your focus, dear. Your camera is So
for the back yards of peoples char.
acter. You can change if YOU will
Lincolns Old Home To Be Saved
Restoration of the village of New
Salem, Illinois, where Abraham Lincoln
worked as grocery clerk, fell in Low.
with Ann Rutledge. carried the post.
Office in his hat and whipped the cham.
pion of the "Clary's Grove Boys" will
be completed by next spring, and with
the addition of the Old Salem museum,
will be thrown open as the Old Salem
State Park, according to announce
ment of State Architect Edgar Mar
tin.
Log huts as they were in Lincoln.
day have ben rebuilt. Their location
and arrangement is exact Founta
tons we've found undisturbed except
by the wear of time, and the house,
reconstructed over them. The atmos.
phere of 1S31-l837 in so far as pos.
sible is re-embodied. The store wher.
Lincoln was clerk, the mill on Sanea.
mon river and all other structures o.
New Salem" SO rich in memories Of
the great American have been com.
pletely restored and lack only the fin
ishing touches.
Beside reproducing the actual VII
iaee, the State mas added largs "a"'
house Of the better class in Lincolns
day, which will serve as a STATE
museum to house Lincoln relics TINS
house is modelled after a fine old res
idence in St. Genevieve, Mo-, wnle'
village Mr.. Martin said is as tos'
lifted bodily out of In: last century
Tire architecture is Of the Rest OF It.
ln's day.
In restoring New Salem the depart
ment was forced to follow the sans
tactics used in restoration OF MOI.
ancient cities. New Salem dSina''.
rapidly after Lincoln moved away a"-
shortly after 1887 was entirely deSe'''
ed. When the last general aSsmon
authorized the creation OF the We