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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-07
OVER LIES HURDLES
A Few Don'ts On Child Training.
BY LOUIS E. BISCH
Copyright. 1875. Premier synd.. Ins

I realize full we'll that it Is far
easier to give advice on child train
ing than 1t is to- carry the prin-
ciples 'into execution, no matter
how sound they may be.
Nevertheless, unless one does re-
duce as much a. possible the diff
cult work Of bringing up children to
some sort of a system, hit and miss
methods will sooAer or later be re-
sorted to, with the result that the
child grows up, not because Of you,
but in spite of you.
In the child we have IN embryo
being that can be trained just as
you train a plant or tree to grow
STRAIGHT, bear more flowers or more
fruit.
Sometimes parents think child
training is ovesdone, that it has too
many new-fsnsled notions.
To hear the average grand-par-
ents talk. one would be apt to be-
lieve It.
Children did very well in the past.
they claim, without so much fussing
and science.
Well, did they really do so we'll?
Why have we 30 much unhappi-
ness, discomfort, nervousness and
general restiessness in the world to.
day?
Are our parents, grandparents and
forcfathers to be let 20 absolutely
scot-free?
Since a man or woman Is merely
an expansion OF what he or she
was as 4 child. 1t Is not logical to
assume that we 81 today would be
far better off. physically, intellec-
tually and spiritually, had all of US
had the advantages Of child train
ing that modern science now has to
offer!
To be sure. in the olden days
we had no such science.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-07
By DIR. FRANK CRANE

Most men who accomplish big
things have fish net minds.
James Harvey Robinson. In his
book The Mind in the Making"
says. only By forgetting almost
everything can We remember any
thing"
If We tried to remember every
thing We set and hear and feel, our
minds would Be In such q SETTLING
tumble that nothing would be 60
herent or accessible.
Only BY choosing something here
and there a. time with its myriad
little events PUSHES past and concen-
tratinG upon 1t can we remember
anything.
In this way our minds are like
fish nets.
Time with its experiences and
thoughts PUSHES through. As the net
lets the nusatory water run
through, but holds the valuable fish,
so the mind must let the mass Of
occurrences sift through and hold
only those It thinks Of value.
Different minds like different nets
are arranged to catch different
kinds Of things. Some nets have
openings 20 small that little fish are
caught while others have openings
so big only large ones are taken.
The thoughts and ideas which one
mind IL set to catch are different
from the ones another mind is pre-
pared to retain.
The farmer. for instance. has his
mind set for ideas about his work.
He catches new ideas about farm
ing mat a mechanic who has his
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-07
Removing Cinder From Eye
By ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. D.

. exceptional skill in extracting Gin.
den. You ought to examine some Of
these eyes afterwards! The mssni.
flying glass shows that the surface
tissues have been scrsped away and
that an area a hundred times the
size of the offending object has been
denuded by the rough. even though
tender-hearted. amateur surgeon.
The direct injury to the eye isn't
the worst of it. either. The tooth.
pick. sharpened match, hairpin, or
handkerchief corner, may be none
too clean. In any event there is
frequently carried into the tissues
the germs of pus production or other
serious infection. Many an eye has
been lost, or the sight destroyed, by
manipulation Of this sort.
II you get cinder in your eye,
fill a perfectly clean glass with per-
fectly pure water. Bend over the
top Of the glass so that your eye Is
subme rged in the water. Now wink
rapidly for a few minutes.
Nine times out OF ten this proceed
ure will cause the foreign body to
float out. 1t is loosened by the
winking and the water prevents cut
ting Of the lid or Of the eyeball.
IL this does not succeed and no.
body is present who can turn the
lid, you need a real doctor. Cover
your eye with a handkerchief and
make your way to his office.
II there Is much pain, cold water
congresses will promote comfort.
Covering both eyes helps, because
when the vision Is cut off the eyes
are not moving about. In this way
you avoid the scraping and cutting
caused by the dragging Of the foreign
body across the delicate eye or lid
covering.
You must keep from rubbing the
eye. That practice is sure to be
harmful. Let the doctor do all the
handling, and in his way you will
be given speedy relief without the
added danger. Of infection.
fCopyrisht, 1876. by Newspaper
Feature servi e. Ine.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-07

mind set to catch mechanical ideas
will miss.
The writer once had dinner with
a man who was writing plays. Sew
eral times at apparently unimport-
ant occurrences he would say,
There il something / have never
seen on the stage that would 90
WELL" or That is a good line" Aft
er he explained what he saw in it
We were all able to appreciate it
although we had not seen its worth
before.
He had ret his nets for ideas and
lines that would file into plays and
az soon as one came he caught it.
TIE rsst of us. who had set our
mind nets for other things, missed
them.
The main difference between those
who have Original ideas" and those
who do not is that the former have
set their nets for them, they have
conferred their minds upon getting
them and have trained their ears to
catch them when they come.
Experts who DO big things In any
line are specialists who have fist
net minds arranged to catch one
type of ideas and experience, those
relative to their business.
The mind OF each man uncon-
sciously acts as sentry to each idea
and experience which streams past
him in life. He challenges each one.
II it is the kind he is interested In
and wants he holds it; II not, he
lets it pass on.
Copyright. 1928. by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-07
Something to Think About
By BRUNO LESSINC

ing Of 20 lives. But whatever it vas
that they did-whether TO send a
criminal to Jail or TO veto a perni-
cious legislative bill or any Of the
thousand and one things that come
before a public official and which
he is expected to dispose Of prop
erly-they bras about it and claim
credit for il and expect a reward
for it.
The funny part Of it is that the
electorate is usually impressed By
their story and their claims and
gives them a reward.
But TO such thinking people who
have sufficient taste to prefer worth
to clamor, there comes 4 thrill of
pleasure in reading Captain Laird's
narrative of his own heroic and hui
name deed:
Rescued"
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But now that we have il, when
the best minds the world over have
worked on the problem, Ia 1t not
our bounden duty to give the bene-
fits of the new knowledge to our
children!
Here, then, are a few principles
the non-observanec Of which have
spelled failure.
Don't for instance. baby and fuss
over your child too much.
You should, Of course, be allow
ed to enjoy the love of your child.
Also, every child should have plenty
of affection. But don't overdo it.
Don't pet so much that your child
becomes a helpless, querulous de-
pendent.
Don't always give in" to your
child.
Giving the little one his own
way makes it easier for you. 1t
saves trouble. But only in the
beginning will you find such a
course easier. As the years 90
by. when your boy or girl grows
up to be snobbish, willful and
dictatorial, you will regret your
leniency and carelessness more
than words can tell.
And try not TO use the word
Don't" all the time. Employ some
other method Of nesation. Don't
be destructive. Be constructive.
Don't tell him what not to do, but
tell him what you wish him to do.
Don't be cold and harsh.
Let your children feel that they
can always come to you. II you
are n father, be a good pal. IL
a Mother, let them knoy that you
never will fail 10 understand.
The above "Don'ts" arc but n
few Of those that might be listed
although ] believe they cover the
commonst errors Of child train
ing.
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What do you do for a sore eye?
It all depends on what is wrong
with the eye, because if a foreign
body OF some sort has entered it,
there are a number Of harmless
things to do.
1t is a pity that everybody isn't
taught how dangerous It is to have
the eye poked at by unframed fin
gers. 1t hurts so to have something
in the eye that in the hope of relief
you are ready to submit to anything.
1 have seen hundreds of eyes
which were wounded and infected
by awkward attempts at removal Of
a cinder. These efforts were made
by well-meaning persons and usually
in response to the appeal Of the vic
tim.
In every mill and factory there is
somebody who is believed to possess
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ONCE-O
Are You Losing Your Power of Expression Or Daily
Increasing Your VocabulaYy7
By J. J. MUNDY
IS. International Feature Service,

Is your vocabulary deserving you;
is it difficult for you to find
the right word?
Do you start to make a statement
and then have TO change your
sentence because you cannot think
Of a word suitable TO finish iti
When you left school you had
no difficulty in expressing yourself
aud you cannot understand your
present condition.
But have you not been negligent
in your speech for yesrs7
You have acquired habit OF
not finishing your sentences.
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Price of the Day 3 Reed H:..!:

WHEN the toll Of the day has been ended,
w When the tasks all finished, tits true
That a should take toll and survey Of his SOUL
What has the day meant to you?
Not in the matter Of riches in its glory and fame
Not, has it wreathed you with laurels:
Not, has it gilded your name?
Not what you've done the world, lad,
Not, have you climbed to the peak?
Not have you gathered the harvest
With strength when you might have been weak?
Not what you've done to the world, lad;
Ask yourself this answer true:
How many tears have you caused, lad?
What price has the world asked of you?
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Higher Education
, LASGOW UNIVERSITY. OF

~ LASGOW UNIVERSITY, one of Great Brtain'5
principal seats of learning has just elected Aus
- ten Chamberlain rector. Gilbert X. Chesterton,
noted author and lecturer and Sidney Webb Laborite,
were defeated.
1t took 10000 bad eggs to elect Chamberlain The
eggs together with ripe herring. fish heads flour and
other fragrant and sticky objects hurled at each
other by 1000 participants in the election The co-eds
too fought They however, confined their tactics
tearing off hats and pulling hair.
But that's all now. The new rector will have
whole year TO set example for dignity. Meanwhile
the students collecting eggs for the next election
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Just to put your idea across"
has been your sole aim.
Naturally IL you do not use any
words but the most ordinary, you
will lose your command Of language.
II you would endeavor to use
good language at all times; II you
would read books as you did in your
school days, your ability to speak
fluent English would return.
You are judged By your English
so it is worth trying to have
vocabulary that will clearly ex-
press your thoughts.
Copyright. 1875, international Feature
Service. Inc.
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Bucolic Press

Martin Merchant wife and fami-
~, Of Rowsburg. and Allen Keen
er, wife and two daughters and
their granddaughter from Ashland,
stopped at the Charles Shut home
for good drink Of well water. Sun
day p. m.-Ashland (Ohio) Times
Gazette.
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This has nothing to do with the
ladies. Therefore, the word mod
esty- should be considered more in
the sense OF -unpretentious," "un-
assuming or mot bosstful.7 II il
were spropos OF the gentle sex,
"mcdesty- would Immediately sug-
sest the cut Of a waist or the roll Of
stocking.
For an act Of heroisrn, the Presi-
dent Of the United States presented
q watch to Captain Robert Laird Of
the steamer -Atlsntida,7 with the
following inscription:
From the President Of the Unit
ed States to Robert Laird, master
Of the Honduran steamship Allan
tida in recognition Of his humane
service in effecting the rescue at
sea on October Is, 1924, of the mas
ter and crew Of the American mo-
toship James Timpson.
In hurricane, Captain Laird
saved % lives.
When anything happens at sea
il is the duty Of the comma nder of
q ship to enter the fact in his log.
The log Of ship is very much like
the ledger Of bank. Here is what
Captain Laird entered:
Much lightning S a. m. Sighted
Tmpson in distress p. m. Res
cued. Crude oil 70 quiet waves"
You have only TO think Of the
average mnn in public life in this
country, the average business man.
the average advertiser, 10 conceive
the following:
Sighted the motorship Timpson
in distress. Great hurricane. Noun
famous seas. Launched llfeboats
and headed for struggling motorship.
Succeeded, against heavy odds, in
saving % Of her crew. Had to pour
oil on waves 10 enable lifeboats to
make the rescue
The writer has met politicians in
high office who would have added:
They gave me a hearty vote Of
thanks"
There are many people in the
limelight Of public favor WHO have
done leSs in their lives iLan the say.
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Repartee Party

Miss Catnip-There were no tele-
phones in Paul Revere's day.
Mr.. Dogbone-If there had been
he would still have saved time By
riding his horse,
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Daily Good Deed

Stretch a point and give that un-
fortunate man or woman some work
to do, even II II be but a smpo-
rary Job.
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challenge into friend
understand them fight into friend
chill the hardens body providing exercising
there tonic that first Jingle make first s
plunge.
viii challenge old old to make swimming
regular
the shore with its people, its laughing children the dogs that
tearing about after sticks and the enjoyment
wholesome delight IL youthefying!
those who have the sashore their
make the world exactly liking would provide bit of
Swimming youth.
tCopyreht 1925 Syndicate Incl