Milford chronicle., 1927-06-17
Sunset Musings

Insist on yourself; don't initiate.
Haste often trips on its own heels.
If you've got a good horn, blow it.
Jealousy pays off only in the coin
age of the realm of pain.
If you don't see your way out OIL
the woods, blaze you out way.
1t takes a brave man to face the
odds that cause others to forsake.
ANY man is pious enough to be
professor of religion.
Some men have pinched their
view of life.
A painted fire will not keep the
=. room warm.
nnrappiness consists in the el1mi-
ION of our needless wants.
least, character never rises
e it's plane of thought.
.ture never leads a man into
kine.
He who stops just one heart from
! breaking has not lived in vain.
1t is possible for an ass to run
Iorseless carriage.
How long will the world continue
sacrifice her saviors?
However long the river flows, at
it will reach the open sea.
k1ck close 10 Ine l6llOW WIN
gs things to pass.
hit following at somebody elses
S.
life is too short to fuddle with
hash.
You may fool the other fellow but
kou can't fool yourself.
Sand your ground-only the brave
can do that.
In life's game be sure to play the
\ winning card.
1t is so easy to rejoice in afflic-
Mons if the other fellow has them.
M-E-E-T-helpmeet; one
who helps get the meat. After all, is
that disgrace?
1t often pays a bigger dividend to
keep good advice than it does to give
it, however valuable it may be.
\ 1t ought to inspire you-that no
Aore but yourself can fill your des-
tiny.
Hold no ideals that are not pos
Eibilities. Otherwise you are drea-
uer-a builder of castles in the air.
In the sunset days the mind, weary
Iith it's years of toll, turns within
ast. We feed then on garnered
lfordinate ambition and a smat-
ring knowledge always start some
ing.
If we could ever get the clearer
ision, the one we dislike so much
swers head and shoulders above us.
Is it true that in this age the
harms of woman are purely physi-
=? The patronizing effort OF the
get would seem to indicate it.
your makeup is normally hu-
In, in the presence of suffering's S
tent force our feeble passions will
lease themselves.
We should like to see a list of
ks put out in the last quarter of
tury whose titles will appear in
lists twenty-five years hence.
we be able to show one?
Lmbly try to make the world bet
be charitable within your means
add nothing more to fellows
Morrow, be square with your neigh
pr, be square with yourself that
eed is good enough.
nWa Clifton meant much when
Lher heart she said: "a hus-
nmefully and tenderly placed
In the pale, still hand of his
he, when some one remark
kt is the first flower he ever
gave her" The living, not the dead,
crave our kindness.
On the far western Arizona hills
we have seen wild Indian ponies
stand majestically on a crest-neck
arched, eyes rolling, name to the
breezes, nostrils all a-quiver. And
even a man sometimes feels power
tugging at his heart.
If you want a woman to admit
your superior order of intelligence,
YOU lust admit that she knows more
than you do.
Jack London said there are just
two kinds of men: The wonderers
and the doers, the feelers and the
thinkers, the emOtionals and the in
tellectuals.
Have you just simply robbed him
of his ideal? He may seem to for
get about it; he may act the same
toward you, but, oh, how little for
giveness counts when star goes
out!
He who is worthy of being called
If you are going to fail at all,
fail splendidly.
If you would effectually hide your
self, keep silent.
We know some men who have nev-
er had any growing pains.
Justice. is the measure of absolute
- compensation.