The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-10-05


August Ericsson of the Springfield Advance
Press is guilty of this one: ELVES of great men
all remind us we could make our lives sublime,
if we had the aspirations, brains enough and lots
of time" That soothes the unsatisfied souls of
a lot of US.
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No matter how men may feel about the Big
Three which has Topped off personal perquisites
here and there, no is saying that there is
graft there, nor crookedness or favoritism. No
body better had! It might be disagreeable
thing to have to prove.
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Ed Howe says, 81 have learned nothing from
women but great deal from men," We know
a woman we'd like to turn loose on Ed. She
would sure give that boy royal education and
in record time Is Ed. bachelor we ask you?
1t would appear so.
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Don't overwork your prideful tolerance to
the point where you become intolerant of intol-
erance. This happens when you begin to rave
about how intolerant some individual organi-
cation is. 1t has about as much relation to toll
erance as Uriah Keeps 'umbleness had to real
humility and meekness.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept 27.-Rewards
totaling $4,000 were offered today for
the arrest of four bandits who kidnapped
Herman Hamburger, New York sales
man. as he stepped from intercity bus
yesterday and robbed him of $3.50 in
diamonds.-News Item.
That man wasn't Hamburger-he was real
Porterhouse;
Ted Christianson is relieved of all his all
ments and DIR. Will Mayo himself says he is
coming out of it all "new man." That augers
i'll for anyone who counted on Ted's possible
physical weakness as weapon to be used
against him in the next election No one yet
knows what the Governors choice will be when
he picks his job in 1928 but if he is going after
it with all the pep and zest of "new man" it
doesn't look well for his opposition. He was a
f-a-i-r-l-y strong opponent when he was just the
"old man." unaided
49,
Last year the Gazette pleased to note
that Mrs. E. E. Bishop of Redwood Falls town.
ship judged, at the Redwood County Fair,
to be the best bread baker in Redwood County.
This year the Gazette has an even greater pleas
ure in announcing, as it did last week, that Mrs.
Bishop and her bread had again been accorded
this honor. NEXT year the Gazette Graves the
honor and the very great pleasure of announcing
that Mrs. Bishop has been awarded first prize
at the State Fair. If she will send in a loaf of
bread the thing is done-and new distinction won
for old Redwood.
From Springfield, the sauerkraut center OF
the universe comes word that the chairman Of
the Feed Committee for Sauerkraut Day always
keeps a can of this delectable dainty. So do we
but we have always done it sort of sneakingly
Or surreptiously somehow, because we thought
really good housekeeper kept sauerkraut ir
huge kegs or watts or something. We vindi-
cated-and now well just stick that can of sauer.
kraut right out in the front ranks of canned
goods instead of hiding it away back in the left
hand corner of the back row. Now if Mrs
Forster. the giver of this good advice, will just
tell us how to prepare this dainty in q pocket
edition apartment without having the neighbors
hate us and the janitor look crooked at us, we
will be grateful indeed.
49,
Miss Tracy Copp, personal representative Of
the Federal Board of Vocational Education came
on from Washington recently to address a meet
ing of social workers at the University Farm
st. Paul. The department with which Miss CopI
is affiliated has to do with the making remak
ing of handicapped individuals into sef-support
ing citizens of Minnesota has strong corps o.
rehabilitation workers, all working undsr thu
direction of the Commissioner of Education and
Miss Cops visit and the information she gav'
meant much to the North Star State. She gavt
statistics to prove that:
'Last year 5000 persons were made
sef-supporting at an average cost of
i 1929. The cost of supporting dependent
cases in public institutions is between
/ $500 and $500. This does not take in
to account the tremendous moral bene-
it to the individuals"
i Surely that is q wonderful thing to do eth
Ter from humanitarian or IN economic stand
point.