Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-09-13

. T. ALAN GOLDSBOROUGH
THE NEwNEss OF THE NEW.
First things are always interesting Novelty forever pleas
nature mechanics the appearance OF the hther
to unknown Invention and discovery produce
thrills whenever they injected into ones experience
AS we contemplate of nature the
Of the seasons bringing them rth of all the creatures
Supreme Architect to cause intense delight to
the sympathetic observer. E>
The plant as it bursts cod in it's endeaor to greet the
Sprngme the note of the birds returning from winters
stay the nnumerabe voices all seeking
part seasonthese old nor fail to en-
hue because Of their perennial they are new
And as the advance each has its old story to tell
but still it wonderful The flower that advances from
the that turns from silk and tasse to matr
the beauties Of Autumn time seem to take on diff
ernt hue and they greeted having never bee as they
come with the years.
The first fall of the now early formation of ce the first
chilling basthese impress meet the coming and going
of cycles of years-and all forever
then Spring returns greet the recurring
wonders forgetting that for thousands Of Nature has been
working her miracles and presenting phases in each recurring
season.
world young with the present recall the
invention and discovery it burst the
gaze of astonished of mankind Steam electricity
water heat radio and thousands of for
the benefit of aborng have all become commonplace but
heraded miraculous when presented facts
astonished multitude.
the two departments of life mentioned above the reaction
healthy
phase the topic discussion that
with repeant aspect There many attempts the
accomplishment things which made
apparently for the sake of notorety.
leaps from lofty suspension bridge another
heights calculated almost to se his breathing encloses
himself in barrel and hus himself the Niagara rapids;
other seeks the frozen of the Nor the first
reach certain extremes with useful beautiful idea urging
them 1900 A
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world just completed by the American aviato We fail
the need of going around the globe simply make the
journey.
true that the arpane is destined to play most con-
scuous in the economy of the world peace annhates
it deals DEATH adding wonderfully
tense OF nation But neither is it likely that
mans activities will carry him parts globe
versed by these machines of the air. ,
In their Understanding jaunt, they SKINNED over
passabe wastes of mountain and seas they pierced
Clouds and lost in haze formations They
waters What for? Why expressed by big daes
to be he first the birth mankind to blaze trail
round the world through the stars"
To be the first they endangered their lives and accomplished
nothing except to test their that their
chine.
In times of America has always produced heroes
matter where they called asked
to perform American manhood always arisen to answer and
meet the demand of country and of home
sea or in the air soldiers have stood the and proved
vaor and their might alongside the fighters of the
world In the late they performed wonders aviation they
showed perfect seamanshp they great machine
of the Germanic nations believe they will be bet
ter vator by driving unhaed regions
by pushing through tons of arctic ice; mamen by
hghng unarmed natives in central Africa We honor bravery
when country menaced defy lays his life upon
the altar OF his nations safety love the hero who danger
defense of home and state we memory those
who died facing storm of shot their beloved
flag.
do we hate to hear of dangerous deeds for
the sake OF performance we feel that often
indeed fuess and that those who first in first