Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-28
USEFUL oU0TATIoNS

Dear Social Corner Friends: We were 50 sorry to hear of the death Of Married l and Happy Even to those of us who 1 knew her only through her letters the l news of her death came to us with 2 1 keen sense. of personal loss, for through her letters she had come to seem like "a dear and well-knewn friend.
 We need Good Health week because 1t requires So much cooperation to insure l good health conditions now.
 Individually the most of use have very little control over the quality of our food OF the health of the community
 Every child should be- taught the furl- damental principle That to get things don, men must work together, using mass action. hcause that is the only way things can be accomplished. But must take thought individually because that is the only way thought can be taken.,'
 .nliteracy could be eliminated in ten years if America would be sufficiently interested in human beings. and if the federal government would prohihi. the coming into this country of new Hitter ateS.'
 The things Fe can inherit are very few. We are almost entirely just. what our environment makes us. This is the | Tact we must use in our efforts to edu- cate and, Americanize the people of our l country.
 we must give to all the kind of l physical and mental and moral and so- cial surroundings and trsinfng that will make them it to be the best possible citizens"
 | The infant and the immigrant are in the same position of requiring adjust ment to their environment. Both are ig- | 1 laws that they must use We, made laws for punishing inhunanity to ani- l mals, we need more laws for justice to l children and foreigners. :,
 The prevailing instincts of the young and untrained are largely animal. They l should receive the care and training and
 instruction that will control these in- I stihets before the animal i'm pulses lead I them into disaster and ruin. No matter f'how far wrong they go, they are acting
 just as you or anyone of us would have
 acted had. we faced the same conditions
 in, the days of our own irnmaturity. The animal appeal will bring it's correspond, ing reaction in those to whom. the anima
 instincts have not yet been brought int control"
 +1t issto behave like animals to hatt l that which is not like ourselves, Ami
 mals are suspicious, afraid and intoler
 ant of each other. To have our own wa. without thinking of the right and happi
 ness of others is to be as lacking in in teIlgence as the wild animals. to kill al
 that are not like ourselves or vt D inter
 fere with our happiness CT desI1s"
 "The animal desire to be the leade should be understood as what it is an
 humans should be developeds to live, a
 reasoning beings, not like selfish am . Inals in the wild herds. Human natu, has developed very slowly and W
 should progress faster and mot stan for the old undeveloped and cruel ten i, dencies" ! 3 Industry developed so rapidly on tn f mechanical side that the obligation x ? the individual was overlooked" 1. I've cannot all think and act alik s because we have had different ttainin and experience which has given us dn f ferent ideas.". "The sacredness of indiwduali: should never be invaded by others, esc ? should have respect and share of ', l sponsibility and authority and priv !, iege." T You cannot have better worl !, without improving th1 individual" U JEREMY.