Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-05-12
street the other day reading news
paper. Suddenly he tossed the paper
into the street and continues his jour

ney. 81
a housewife opened can of to-
matoes. The empty can found its
way into the back alley. r
A young couple wandered aimlessly
along, engrossed in themselves, and
the candy they were eating. The box
was dropped onto the sidewalk.
A farmers horse cast a shoe in the
street. A bystander picked it up and
tossed it into vacant lot.
"A convivial spirit edged into a., cor
ner and downed his last swig, and down
went the bottle. %. =. =: 3 -
And so it goes on from day to day
and from year to year, and so it has
been going since mankind learned to
enjoy the Injuries Of life. -
A little thing tossed into the discard
here-another something some
where else-but always something that
adds to the rubbish that cutters up a
town and renders the landscape less at
s'd It Is pure thoughtlessdes1 and moth
ing else. But continued fhoughtles%
ness Of this kind on the part Of ma
jority Of the population can soon make
any town resemble a. deserted junk
heap. -. .&I~
Our. town and our people deserve
something better. 4 -.
Will you do your parts
Some fond parents make a great mis-
take. They bring their children up as
they would dollhouse plants.
Thor ORC CONTINUALLY Eort inI7o0rc
are seldom allowed to enjoy. the COM
partnership Of other children, and are
denied that life in the open that puts
red blood into human veins. -;
Years later, when they develop weak
or a bnormal minds, or, show a +. lack of
capacity for success in the: !; world of
affairs, their deficiencies become han
dicap to them and a source Of grief to
the parents who could have prevented
such condition had they adopted the
right course in the beginning.
The sun shines for little children as
we'll as for adults. Let them enjoy it
to the full if you would have them
justify the love and devotion you be.
stow upon them.
"A 4AAe1A Do OAO uC 4CCAoS OuC O1
ten not as young q As 4 he acts
There are no shadows on the sunny
side Of life except those we make our
selves.
Be Of good cheer and you. may soon
be cheering.
The value Of family. tree depends
upon the quality Of it's branches.
Hot air finds quick Judgment in emp
ty heads. =. =. 49,.
! Cut your visits short and your friends
will not cut you.
Two can never live as cheaply as
one, though many find it necessary to
do so.
Some people are not led astray by
temptation They follow bliindly.
Virtue wins it's own reward, but it
often requires microscope to find it.
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Patience Is a virtue until it is car
ried beyond bounds.
The fellow who is up to date today
makes the dates for tomorrow.
q q q
When the unexpected happens, every
body expected it to do SO.
49,
"A still tongue is, not always wise
one. Sometimes the judge considers it
contempt Of court. r.
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The national senate is a. Identified
body of dignifed gentlemen, who are
too dignified to lose their dignity.
Every man wants his. neighbors to
be perfect. It leaves that much more
devilment for him to absorb himself.
~
When a girl wants to marry, she i'm
mediately begins to deny the fact.
Never give free advice. The other
fellow values it according to it's price.
Why say good things behind people $
backss They can It hear them. 20.
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It is better to make an occasional
mistake than to do nothing at all.
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t. It's chatter when it leaves the tongue
and an scandal x when it reaches other
people s ears. ,&: T.. !
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Little minds. worry over little things,
while big ones seldom worry at all. -
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MI1ITARIsM FOR SCHOOL, KIDS
Minnesota Mascot: The so-called
military training Of school kids merely
fosters snobbishness. It makes the