Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
THE MAN WHO TALKS


west similar homes have been provided
for school teachers. who have been and
still are notoFiousy underpaid. These
homes are appropriately called teacher
ages" The up-to-date west has hit upon
a sensible and ingenious device for Sc
curing the services of physicians. Con-
ditions have become such that small
rural communities are being deprived of
the doctors services. This has grown to
such an alarming extent that in many
places community homes are being pro-
vided for resident doctors rent free.
These "doctorages" have enough land to
help defray the occupants living ex-
penses- The whole community pledges
to employ this doctor. when needed.
1t is not a sign of total. depravity if we
are disincsined to put ourselves to any
inconvenience. The average man is 60
ing to put himself to no more trouble
than he can safely get away with. Prob
ably the stern age of Jonathan Edwards
wouid have called this natural depFavity.
In this more liberal age we simply call
it nature with the ''depravity' left off.
This thought came to my mind by the re-
cent condition of our sidewalks during
the last snoWstorm There were some
sections left to the fortunate considera-
t,on of the sun to do the work VIII CHI
somewhat taxed the patience of pedestri-
ans where there was no made sidewalk.
Mud mingled with slush made some
streets almost impossible. Good work
was certainly done in The heavy business
section by the removal of snow. Mar
10" streets la!u OUT peloIe tnele was any
Uieetiil u uviSs9 liaa hl9ue eiiiS W.
necessary the uoley tracks dF9
cleafeu the snow must De removed from
I3e streets OF iiletof NeAlcles VIII DC lieu
up
Gomehow the whole civilized world has
shown interest in the marriage of the
Princess Mary. It seems TO have been a
real love affair between two estimable
young people. with no unwarranted in
truson on the part of parents on either
side We are all thankful that it was
not one Of those GO2!ess performances
worked q by sallef1rnS politicians
wherein tae sane = q marriage IS sac
/ r-tee3 10 stare E9-'eses. II was cHe OF
Case De- ~ Cases where The anthrone-
5aodt Of O. WAS Het s{1lfbeq 60 be .5ter
so ~t5HiHE 3EA s Tut there
, s. - one sea !. e thrust NO the splendid
ritual service that Was not carefully
worked out beforehand. As the princess
came out Of the historic abbey the gor-
| geous wedding bouquet she carried dur
I ing the ceremony she carefully placed
| IN the grave Of The Un3-noWa Soldier
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] or .ess intimate between elf-e-h2I SNORT
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gaming SKIING and the lfSe do not ap
pea TO the habltuas OF saloons and priz
rings Inc line IS more along the intel
'ectual bent.
AEnag this line another curious discoy
cry has been made. It has been foun,
by keen and comnetent observers tina
listening repeatedly to jazz music has
, lowering effect on Gne's mentality A
first this seems either a joke or a wilt
statement, but It is neither. Ones SAM
ty Is preserved by the orderly arrange
ment OF the phenomena of life with whicl
we come IN contact When that orderl.
arrangement IS only disturbed Slight
i ti12 result S nothing more than nervous
ness. If it is long continued and in
creased the result is mental unbalanct
Of course. this may be continued unit
the ultimate result is paranoia an
chronic lunacy. Noise can do this be
cause it is produced by discordan
sounds. ANY faculty brought to a mig
c tension and kept there may unba3anc
this Orderly mental system. Jazz mus,
p / violates the law OF harmony; it is IN
rhythmic and discordant 1t is nothin
but d revival of the nature worship c
primitive times when dancers were UT
der wild incantations It affected tn
mind then as it does now.
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