Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-20
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 Dese sociai Corner: May V . not for. $ f mhiles have rest from the perpetual | i:swsiling and gnashtng Of testh 7 # We l need an outlet for our emotions and the ] stimulation of thrills. let as turn to good gy in criticisms andy cauettc remarks ! vhss can we not be generous and inste1d y5f saying am right and xo1 are wrong say here is much truth t9 be ] said for both sides 2'F
 There are always two sides to an ar gllnnents and usnally neither side is either always right oT always wfene
 Apropos Of daylight saving At first I was strongly with. the antis, ana thought of only as nuissnce, but see no reason why nearly everyone could not aii- just himself to the change. There is nol use in offering a solution, as each fam fly must make it's own solution. Ny main eontenti ion " as that 1t was harder for tfs farmers, 6nd if you city people think thak is not important just try getting along without the 1armers for while and you will soon change your mind on that subject There are tisaes in the worth more than an hour earlier in the morning In laying this is especially true.
 Is The easiest way to adjust ourselves is 1 to change our clocks. If this is breaking a law then my alarm clock has been galloping on the road to Etate prison for 1 several years but as 1t $ the clock by 1 whose time arise have let 1t gallop, so why make much ado about noth- ] ing
 1 After all, 1t is the housewife who has
  years and years of experience as house- wlfe and mother have taught me that l can adjust myself aAd work to almost Eany condition # really want to- js expect some of the readers will en- I joy trying to make me eat n1y words but wann you, you cannok make me angry I that way. Anger is another very useless more good to go out and dig worms for the chickens.
 So let us be done with the continual pickering and cla1nor and turn our thoughts to good books and we shall zbe
 well paid You can ind everything you want in books
 Do dreams come true7 They si1rely do lIf you do not believe 1t, read Jsides Verness Twenty Thousand Leagues Undes I the Sea. and then look at the submarine L Then, again. 35 years ago II srdad book
 
 In it he tells about going to sleep ans
 waking up ins the year 1000 Ancns Z other things he told about being able tt !. sit in his own sitting room and listening to@eoncerts and lecfure es from miles away and now look at the ra7iophone. Then
 years before the World war | read story, but cannot remember the name Q the author, II was only light fiction bu in the story was a man who invented { gas which killed all vegetation and otfle forms of life with whkah 1t came in con zI tact
 It is interesting to watch these prophe T cies being flflhEed. At the time the, z were written Whey were only looked upo n as fantastic impossible tales, so who fla
 a right to say anything is impossible Q 9 that people with new ideas are crazy? e expect some of these people who ar E al1Says calling others crazy would sureI consider me in that class if they could SC t me today feeding three baby woodohuel 7. with medicine dropper. My younge. r sDn, with the help of the dogsaud a rnai
 dug them out while trying ko get the oi ! one expect should get rid of then { for shall not be able to raise any bean irl unless d.. Their eyes are not open y. y and they haven't any hair and aIfogeths le kthey are rather horffd looking lit
 haastsbut my boy wants them, sH Fl When. l am feeding them am not thinl a Ing of the grptesquenezs Of 1t nor u it bother they will make nri s ie Instead am thinking of little gi $ years old who loved pets and who hs a- ga tiny baby mouse for pet once Dr was too small to drink milk and mayl ht there were no medicine dropperz the fp Anyway. 1t soon was dying and n sb mother persuaded me 1t was more h re mahe to let the cat have 1t than to l lil ik,starve to death. Of course che did n liFl give It to the cat when was arouS lsl for she seemed to know how my liti D. heart was aching. That night | cri myself to sleep In her arrs was on
 when she died. but many such 1instanc
 come to my mind when am feeding t
 little woodchucks and would not . w change those memories for anything. T walks she and used to take at dusk
 thee woods and pastures. When I V re tired we would sit on rock and wsol he neg her to repeat Hiawafha or Evs Id genne to me. It is a marvel to me. n, av when think of it. how she used to spend hours repeating poetry to me to telling me stories. What patience wi il7 an insight into child'g mind she mi he have had Is there anything in this woi on quite so wonderful as being mother; fe,I Nrry vi.