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The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-02-05
The Crossword Puzzle Has No Peer in Increas-
ing Ones Vocabulary
By F. PAUL ANDERSON, University of Kentucky

As Of charging the vocabulary and increasing ones power
observation language concerned the puzzle
my opinion has peer That why introduced among
Not because would especially develop their engineering tai
en but because would them greater uency their mother
University Kentucky College Engineering per
English taught than any other technical school the United
among all things should speaking
knowledge of his native language and finding that the
puzzle greater of rapid conception perception
onhp words than other agency coming under my
of the puzzle that it teaches knowledge
fascinating and entertaining conditions will
Moreover continuous and automatic intelligence that
nuay challenging its solver greater learning and understanding
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-02-05
Gentle Little Angels Sitting Around on Sofas,
With Hands Folded
By BISHOP EDWIN H. HUGHES, M. E. Church.

We criticize the hair the skim the stockings the Shoes skirts
met and of modern young people suppose when mid
daged people young hear of you talk gentle
little angels sitting around sofas with hands folded laps
We had finer set of young people in the Methodist church
than have today More than 10000 of them attended institutes this
and SO of the number listened with attention
lectures
Don't remember when the young people used bang their hair
let fall all the forehead AS between banged hair and bobbed
hair take the bobbed variety Remember those balloon kr
tween the old hoop skirts and the styles give the short skirt
of today.
have heard stated that the song EYES, Have Bananas
sign Of degenacy of the But
std old church trustees saying when you young
"Pharaohs daughter bank little the pool;
She fshed him out with telegraph POLE him
Now let us be fair. prefer the bananas
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-02-05
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AMERICAN
LEGION
Copy for This Department Supplied by the
HELPED ADD 10000
MEMBERS TO ROLLS

Carroll J. Swan, newly elected
commander of the Advertising Mems
post of the American Legion at Bos-
ton, has been very active in the af-
fairs of the Legion for several years.
His latest outstanding activity was as
chief of staff to Gen. Clarence Ed
wards, commander of the Massachu-
sets department. in the great mem
bership campaign of 1924, as the re-
suit of which more than 10000 MEM
bers were added to the department
rolls. The elaborate plans for the
campaign, modelled after an attack of
war days, were worked out by Mr..
Swan.
Mr.. Swan has also been active in
the Military Order of the World War.
He was for two years commander of
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-02-05
Grandparents Who Interfere With Establish
ment of Habits of Discipline
By pRs J. WALSH and A. FoorE Safeguarding Chdrens

Older people, especially often Interfere greatly with
the establishment of habits of discipline the child They apt to
sent the and the of the especially she has had
training child and they may refer systematic training foo
ishness, unknown in their day.
AS matter of fact of these older folks most exemplary
fathers themselves panthood would
dream Of allowing others take the liberties with their chill
dren which they rather for themselves privilege
with their grandchildren It be that people older they real
that the pleasure life childhood YOUTH
rejecting this oah allow the little under the
evitable rules that make for law and order.
The and the grandmother and the anxious mother sometimes
form triangle comedy kind but it is important in the
ona stress which such situation create that the infants interests
sagurded above ALL One person the household should be response
BILE for the chds welfare
be supreme
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-02-05
All Time Counts, Late
Ruling on Compensation

In response to an inquiry by Amer
lean Legion officials interested in the
administration of the adjusted COM
pensation act, Attorney General Har-
Ian Stone made a ruling pertaining to
men who were absent without leave
while in service, fhe gist of which Is
The length of service means that por-
ton of time spent IN the service of the
United States within the limits pre-
scribed by the adjusted compensation
act. and that if the veteran has been
discharged from the service under hon
orable conditions, all of the time so
spent shall be considered as service
regardless of whether or not it was in
the guardhouse, on K. P. assignment OF
in any other place.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-02-05
Plan Joint Contention

At recent meeting of the executive
committee of the Texarkana post of
the American Legion, it was decided
that a special effort will be made to
induce the two srate Legion conven-
tons to hold their annual conventions
Jointly at Pexarkana in 1926. There
is much logic IN the move, for the town
Of Texarkisla belongs just as much to
one state NJ s-se other as it is situated
exactly ~ - Texas-Arkansas state
SoundRr. s;r4
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-02-05
NeuU York Leads

Fully 200 lines of steamships are in
operation at the port of New York-a
record not achieved by any other port
In the world.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-02-05
DEMAND "BAYER" ASPIRIN
Aspirin Marked With "5ayer Cross"
Has Been Proved Safe by MIIlIons-

Warning Unless you see the name
'Bayer'' on package or on tablets you
are not getting the genuine Bayer
Aspirin proved safe by millions and
prescribed by physicians for % years.
Say ''Bayer" when you buy Aspirin.
limitations may prove dangerous.-Adv.
Those who know their duty, hate
to have II pointed out to them.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-02-05
Woodrow Wilson, Great American and a
Great Citizen of the World
By vIscoUNT CECIL OF CHELwooD. League Apostle.

had the privilege Of the acquaintance may not say friendship
OF Woodrow Wilson He great He great Amer
and great citizen the world There title higher
shan that.
He possessed all know very remarkable combination of the
qualities Of the student the combination
admirable 1t gave him only the cultured eoquence
which all admire but that capacity for action which isn't always found
with academic training.
BIT beyond all this and beyond many other intellectual and moral
qualities which he he the admission of all deast
who set before him definite Of achieve
men which he thought personal sacrifice great He
great popularity he knew his adversely
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-02-05
Stop ChiId's Cough
Quick--To-day

Before It has a chance to develop
into Group or something dangerous,
get right after that cough of your
child's. No use to dose with ordinary
cough syYups At once give Kemp'S
Balsam-a fine old-fashioned tried and
proven medicine safe for children. It
heals the throat and prevents the cold
from going through the whole system
Only 90 cents at all stores.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-27

Or prohibition
Or States Rights
Or hundred other subjects.
Everyone knows you're simply rabid these sub
jects. . :. 49,
But are you-OR DO YOU MERELY SOUND Rabbi
What you really KNOW about any of these subjectsf
How have they touched your life?
Come to think of it, you re not emotlonally involved on
either side Of these questions.
interested in them and concerned their issue
BUT THE EXPLOSIONS ARE ALL OUTSIDE.
10 the list Anayz your fears Jealousies, Hunger
" Aversons-al the noisy, tumutous host of emotions
that beset your life.
Think of the time you expressing these thngshe
strength you consumehe sacrifice of quiet contemplation
and growth you make in these
And after ALL THEY DON'T EXPRESS YOU, DO
THEY?
You grabbed at these things and decked yourself with
them savage would grab at gaudy beadsor monkey
would grab at rocket.
BUT WHAT A TRASHY NUISANCE THEY ARE!
how much simpler and happier life would be without
them.
What relief it would be to be honestly indifferent and
good naured without this gathering clutter of reaction?
To no longer pretend to feel lot of things don It
feel
To quit snorting fire and just be simple lazy easy
going selves! What JOY! WE'LL why not?
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-27
To White Collar Young Men

Here young gentlemen advice that won't interest
you very much and that great majority Of will despse
You won think much Of in spite Of the fact that
from Henry Ford who has made something Of This
il what he says:
The vital part business not the office unless the
office outgrowth and servant Of the business In the
story Of business the shop came first
When office seemed to relegate the shop to
second place. and then all the ambitious young began
white collar jobs thinking that the office the
path to power. This is likely to be a mistake
The only possible way to justify the office that it
the result of the business itself manned by those
who know and direct the business because they
up through the business and merely superim-
posed upon it by their desire for clean jobs.
The road the white collar is through blue jeans
and practical brans.-HENRY FORD.
Whether you with Henry Ford not don't forget
that he has PRACTICED WHAT HE BREACHES He began
with Overa and plenty of grease his hands There
hard Jumps the nsdes of his hands He the
offices all the United States
what you may really call comfortable income and his
pany produces what you might call comfortable income fifty
Or q hundred millions year anyhow.
But today you want to find Henry Ford you go
factory and find him there with five hundred skilled me-
chanics working different machines all intent prob.
lens.
there were fewer in the United States ashamed of
overas afraid to little grease their hands proud
Of the white collar there would be producing and
complaining in the United States.
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DIR. FRANK CRANES
DAILY EDITORIAL
The Growing Unity
By DIR. FRANK CRANE.
The GrOlDing u
RI has it that German music

A REPORT has it that German music hall artists are
to appear again in French places Of entertainment
- No more significant piece of news could pc an
nounced.
It is true that they have already performed French
music halls but they had to- disguise themselves as Poie
Czechoslovaks, Swiss, anything but Germans.
The French would have of them. The French artists
expressed their indignation at regular intervals IN public
and sempubc meetings. and that again should
4 German attraction be in Paris.
And now they have suddenly quit They are declaring
that they are sntersted and that they have objection
To the temperance Of German entertainment.
Hatred and grudges die They cannot live forever
and possibly this better indication Of their
than the study Of protocols and treaties would reveal The
statesman and his deeds amount to much but what the
people and the caterers the peoples amusement do N
such matter amounts to still
Even when the Olympic Games held in Paris short
time ago there German competitors. At that time
German athletes and German music hall entertainers we're
not welcome in the French capital.
Now we learn that Germans to sit upon the commit
teee to make arrangements for the Olympic Games Of 1928
The German cyclists to Paris and German foot
ball players to compete with Frenchmen.
We are hope that if in the realm Of sports and amuse
ment there renewal Of friendship it will not be long
before there is renewal in the political atmosphere
Protection be practiced amusement There must
be free trade The Of entertainment has boundaries
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~ ONE recent remarks Of mine
about the poetry Of astrnJl-
~ omy have brought mo many
letters: some accompanied by
examples OF their writer's own
efforts at producing astronomical
poetry, others pointing on. what
the writer's regard is satisfactory
poetry Of that kind already In
existence.
THESE indications Of wide in
tereet In the subject lead me to.
indicate here, very briefly. what
seem to be essentials Tor really
successful poem on an askrOnom-
zeal theme. Two Of them are.
First---A close association With
sentiments that are familiar TO
all human beings must be main
tanned;
Second The sublime images
which astronomy offers must not
be, on the one hand beliItled by
unworthy or inadequate compar1-
sons, or on the other hand pre-.
sented in forms which ere simply
recasts OF statements OF fact IN
astronomical books. The scien-
tific marveI8 OF astronomy are as
vet best described In prose.
The first OF these principles
shows why 1t Is almost exclu-
sfvely the consultations, with
their myths and legends, that
have occupied the attention Of
uoets who turn their art in the
direction Of astronomy; while the
second indicates the cause of the
failure to give poetic expression
to the results of modern scien-
tific astronomy.
Millions Verbal Gems.
The great poets have instinct
lively RETAINED from attempting
more than incidental touches on
astronomical themes. None, It
would seem, could have had
greater temptation than Milton,
but how cautiously he yielded to
II. He undertakes only such YER
bal gems as the. description OF
the close Of Satan's flight through
chaos, when at last he beholds:
s'Far off the empyreal Heaven,
extended wide
In circuit undetermined square
or round,
with opal towers. and battle
AuChSS OAOt AO4
OF living sapphire, once his
native seat;
And fast by, hanging in golden
chain,
This pendant world, in bigness
as q star
OF smallest magnitude, close by
the moon"
From the classical ages have
come down to US two poems deal
ing entirely with astronomy, as 1t
was in those times. One was
written by the Greek Aratus; the
other, later, by the Roman Man
Illus. Both show the dominance
of the principles mentioned, par
ticularly that requiring the main
tenance Of a clear appeal to COM
mon human sentiment. AS an
illustration, / quote from a trans
lation OF Aratus by e. Poste.
The subject is the group OF con-
stellations in the northern sky,
sometimes called "the Royal Fam
ily." which commemorate the
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tragic rate o1 Andromeda, aAusn-
ter Of KING Lepneus ana 4ussn
Cassiopeia, tabled Lo nave neen
exposed 60 e sea monster Lnrousn
the jealousy q juno ana ting -
nyEnpns.
Mvfh0ln0Y,H Charm INe
After descTlDing Gepneue q
the haranaed mouse. standing
with upiiIted arLns cloAe "
peaF Synosure pls pOsln
gees on
tIaStWarq from NM nsAVen.
troubled queen. Win scanty
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put ustIous Us a ~ = I !
nlsnt, sl1s $50 - u 49,, 49,. 49,,
sne, Ioo. 81 H1II0W snOsaAs
oefs st.etcnans
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: her cniid. -.
FOr Inere. WOe1ul STU s-AOI M
ls seen
Andromeaa, parted ron neE
motner sac. Long truW
Thou wilt not seek her ~ the
nightly SKY,
80 Drlgnt ner neao, 70 prl9nL
Her shoulders. rect ana girole.