Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-25
HOW THE CORNER CoIok WA4
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 Dear. Readers Of the Corner Paks: I have. been 50 busy. all winter kss6tAr fl the fathion with Er4p colds. that am afraid am the last onS to thank k So cisl Corner. Member for a Esrv bTetty calendar. It is in the Corner color. 50 is Ike a ray Of sunshine oh the val. By the way, one of tha sisters ssk4d i Short time &Eo, #hy ygiiow Wks ths Cor ner color. do not think Aflyons has Answered her question, so I Will do so,
 I joined Club No. when the member ship was In the 'tesns.' Just bkfore then, have been told; sanAhthA. brought some yellow ehS!yisarthenuIniaass tt one Of the gatherings which were much admired. Married and Happy eRha started these social times byy inviting i few writers to her home on 4bs csnor- ground) suggested that they take ysliow for the club coior and that thk Willow bow to the badge of membership. It would be fine to know how many are now wearing it. At one 6f our rscef1t gatherings, I was tAlkink With ons of the sisters Who does not enjoy the hASt of health, and I realized rtors than eyAr how much what we do or say means to those around us, especially those wf1o need the cheerful encoura gtnle1lt that costs s little to give. 4 few words wisn vivid imagination can work wonders, either for good or harm I kn6w d clerk in one of our stores who ina ginsd him self really i'll because his fellow clerks played a joke on him by each one in turn telling him how badly he was looking and, asking if he was sick. He vent home and went to bed.
 It is not the duty of anyone to tell another an l1npieasant truth wf.sh it doss nc Eood. You may have heard the story of the. servant who diaiiked to say thst his master was out when he knew he was in,, to relieve Pats .censcience his master asked him why he did not give An eqdfvocal answer Alter tie next un- wsslcomsd visitor had departed, hs zasksd He asked me if my msAttr was in. asked him if his grandfather vas s mon key. So when necessary why fiet give an eaufvocAl answer
 Mr Dooley: Your idea of Kidding yotlr- self at night (as you sayJ that you Rave had happy day. might work all right If your Imagination is strong enough but 1t would help a whole lot if ons could look back and feel Sure they had done or said nothing to make another less happy.
 was fine hut I Ann wondAring how many could nOld up JhelTi nandS ana Cruli11ulll say mot guilty" We may not .recoknize 1t By that name in ourselves. You know the old adage. .-"All the World is queer except thee and me and sofnstimss I think thee is a little queer" There are many ways Of throwing stones, and there are many sizes. even the pebbles hurt wien aimed our way. Above all things let's keep stone throwing out Of the Corner for there lies the danger when we criticize each ather's letters, The different subjects and opinipns are needed to make the page Interesting. bpt we should read our letters. over carefully to make sure there is nothing to. Five offensA. They often look different in print and might give $ wrong irnnres- sion. They are usually written iii a hur- ry. If we only had a String tied to them so we could pull them bAck after think ing them over, I imagine Tnahy would not see the Corner page.
 Our very nam. calls, for sociabii:ty. and cor1radeship. They, two alone. mean lit tie without loyalty so if we must throw. stones let it be out of the Corner page and where there is more room to dodge them
 I did not mean to write such sermon. when I commenced, and 1t isn't bit jolly as you suggested in your letter Hulda, but I will leave it to you if four grip colds with their necessary doses of calomel. creosote, sauills and lots of other kood things, would not only make one feel blue but all the other colors of the rainbow?
 PRACTICAL POLLY.