Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-10-13
UNCLE DlJDLEY''S COLUMN
why Hold HIN Back

UNCLE DUDLEH,,S COLUMN
why Hold HIN Back7
Every young man ID entitled to 9
fair opportunity in the business and
social world. s 81
He is entitled to be judged by his
own mental and moral qua Il fications,
and not by the standard Of the par
entsl who brought hm into the world.
Such is sometimes; but not often, the
case. 54 sH. ,;S>ss5
Many a young man Of great promise
is seriously hampered by the reputation &c
Of one or both Of his parents. Inc
sins of, the father, are visited upon the
son, and the innocent youth suffers fol
the acts Of the guilty adult. . :. .
This is true because as q clvllizeo
people we are not yet entirely civil
lied. A polished veneer covers the
surface, but often fails to penetrate to
the heart.
Give the young man fair chance,
and let his own acts make or break
him. -
Is your eyesight goods Make use Of
tread every Ling in this paper. just
skimming through 1t is like snatchinG
the husks and overlooking the kernels
Of corn. Rushing through its pages as
you do through life will cause you to
miss many items Of news that are of
value to you. n .
Are you always right in your judg.
ment7
Many people think they are-no per-
son ever is.
Nineteen hundred years ago we had
one perfect man, whose judgment was
never at: fault. Because Of his perfec-
ton he died upon a cross, his agony
shared by thieves. ... !:
Since then the world has never
known another.
Why, then, should humble mortals
that we be, imagine that our judgment
is never at fault, or that we are in
capable Of falling into errors
The next time you get into argument
and lose. your temper, and are on the
point of resorting to force, stop and
think of the years that have flown
since the manger ennobled the begin
ming and the blood stained cross wit
ness the end of perfection in man
kind.
It is barely possible that you may
sometimes be in error.
If merchant, or banker, or a far
mer, or an editor becomes involved in
a row with his employees and has to
close down his business for weeks or
months, he accepts his loss as q man
should.
The coal operators, however, are not
of this class. They are saddling their
loss onto the public in the shape Of
enormously increased prices Of coal and
are pro6teering in a conscienceless and
shameless manner. = a.
; And since Washington appears un.
willing to perform it's duty, the public
becomes the goat and pays its pound
of flesh.
= q - :. 1.
This is the best country under the
sun. It will be an even better one
when you do your full duty as q citizen.
America needs thses that's in /: each y,
of her sons. ''
The early birdf:z catches the worm,
and md is : often beegea y the hunter y s.:
Stand perfectly still when woman
throws stone at you. If you dodge
you may get hit
Don't object Is the sarcastic remarks
yeur wifsf makes makes 70 you That -fonly
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If you were to call a preacher mid.
dleman he might vigorously object, and
yet that is exactly what he is when lie
ties the customary knot.
: If your home iif e IS IS not what it
should be; start q reform movement
yourself; The: other party may only
be waiting for the dominant voice to
speak. So ;:
The talkatite man is heard by many
people and remembered by few.
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It may be true that this country
needs a spiritual awakening, but it 8
a certainty that most of us are sound
49,. 5 So: ~ = !;
: It is:n4 at allsnecessary to sidestep
the fellow with chip on his shoulder.
Hen be careful not to let you jostle
it off. .....,., $50
"A swelled head is like an over-indat-
ed tire. It is too insecure for safety.
a a d
There's a reason why fortune smiles
upon some people. They grab it. -
The fellow who wastes his time sell
dom has anything else to waste.
Be wary of the young lady who is
sad and dispirited. It may be only a
means to the end.
Why grieve:- because you were not
born with a silver spoon in your
MOUTH It might have choked you to
death.
We thoroughly believe in fostering
infant industries. That's the reason
we say so many kind things of young
people who get married.
Don't deceive yourself. It makes
you an easy mark for others.
The fellow who looks for trouble
generally lodges it when it comes.
PRESERVED BY MooNsHINE
Freedom County Standard:-A large
moonshine whiskey plant was raided
recently in St.. Paul. This plant it was
said had large capacity and had