The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-12-16

letic young men Of each school. Red
wood Falls has made wonderful
strides in this direction since the err
ection of the Lincoln Building with
its fine gymnasium facilities. But
there are still some more things we
can do as the future will develop.
TIT
The Cardinal Archbishop of Paris
made two rather astounding state
ments the other day-not astounding
in their content but because they were
made by man. He said in speak
ing of hobs, that "a woman's virtue
never depended upon the length Of
her hair" and again Religion is no
enemy of fashion. When more of
the clergy adopt this mans sane way
of accepting the inevitable they will
have lot more time to spend on
work which really claims their atten-
ton. The dressing of a woman's per-
son is entirely a matter for the de-
cision of the woman herself-many
words by men to the contrary not
withstanding.
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There is already an effort being
made to discredit Governor Christ
ianson and an organization is being
perfected with the avowed purpose of
beating him in the primaries. This
opposition is developing in the Twin
Cities in particular and some of the
political big guns there entertain the
illusion that Minneapolis and ST. Paul
are going to elect new governor.
But Ted is stronger today in the ru-
raj districts than he has ever been be-
fore and we have bunch that he is
going to get solid support outside OF
the Twin Cities and a goodly number
of votes in the metropolitan precincts.
Ted has been square shooter and
people like square shooters. The JOB
is his for another term.-Cottonwood
County Citizen.
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Over in Renville County they had
a County Farm Bureau meeting the
other day and Tim O'Connor, De-
| mocrat, George F. Gage, Republican
| and Senator Herman Schmeckel, 4
| Farmer-Laborite all spoke and spoke
in praise of the work which the
| Farm Bureau is doing. Guess that
endorsement should show the most
critical that the Farm Bureau is ne
in politics very seriously. 1t might be
possible for an organization to sit
on the fence between two political par-
ties and keep the going smooth.
But when triangle" presents Itself
the thing is not so simple. There
fore we maintain that in order 70
have earned the endorsement given
the Bureau must have strictly KEEP.
to it's own work and let politics very
much alone.
It's your dime. Use your own
judgment. But if it were ours
we'd buy ten little health guarantees
with it, and brighten up our Christ
mas mail bit.
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In the last issue OF the little Mag
agine published each month by the
National Editorial Association Frank
o. Edgecomb, presiden: of the As
sociation wrote most readable
Christmas editorial for the printing
craft. In its appeared this one short
paragraph which is applicable to
members of any craft, every crafr
or no craft.
/ The spirit of Christmas is will
lingness to sacrifice. Sacrifice
should have a purpose and the
| possibility of accomplishing
some desirable result. Scourg-
ing the body may mark deep con-
triton for evil thoughts or
sins committed, but modern view
of sacrifice in pursuance of re-
ligious principle directs that the
sacrifice shall be made to help
others rather than for the pur-
pose of proving contrition. True
sacrifice is opposed to bitterness
! Of heart, envy and the other
traits of character that make
men and women harmful to So
ciety and difficult to get along
with.