The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-06-13


discovered that several of her leaders were edu-
Gated in the United States.
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Along about this time of year many people
have desire to dig up the ground. Some make
gardens; others play golf.
Even the girl who swims well is rather keen
on being taught these days. But she likes to
select her teacher, and to choose her bathing
suit with care.
Sugar manufacturers complain that the sale
has dropped off 100000 tons in the past year.
Women who are reducing are not in high favor
with the sugar men.
in Chicago was shot, but silver
dollar in his pocket DETECTED the bullet and it
saved his life. One more argument for the sill
yer coins instead of bills
The National Editorial Association has elect
ed Herb Hotaling executive secretary for the
tenth consecutive time. It begins to look as
though that outfit sort of likes Herb!
A medical specialist gives this advice:
"When anything comes along to worry you
just cast it aside" We did that with our bills
this month. 1t really doesn't work as well as
the M. D. lead us to believe
Duluth is maganimous. It comes right out
and says that since it couldn't have the Presi-
dent, the next best thing is to have Superior
have him. Considering the short distance be-
tween the two places its very near "next" at
that.
Examinations Limit Social Activities At
W mourns headline in Minneapolis paper
Amt it "piterful" that the kids should have to
attend to their scholastic duties to such an ex-
tent as to cause them to neglect their good times
Somebody should get up petition!
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Aimee Mcpherson leads a charmed life-or
as her friends would put it "divinely protected
life" She proved it anew the other day by
coming unscathed through an automobile acct
dent in which the car jumped two-foot ditch,
climbed tree and tried to emulate an air.
plane
The women in the South complain that it is
impossible for them to get good looking cotton
dresses without going to the big eastern shops
for them. Since cotton is the staple crop of the
to have it available for wear right there's
be "cotton summer"
In spite of vacant offices and store build
ing In all sections of the city, Minneapolis keeps
right on erecting more. 1t may be city growth.
1t looks to a man looking out of the upstairs
window like derned poor judgment. Growth, it
appears, might well rest upon demand rather
than trying to fit the later to the former after
the money is spent.
If the old saying that mo man is a hero to
his valet has any truth in it we are little
worried over what Hugh Percy will think of
President Coolidge at the end of the summer
Mr.. Percy, who is Wisconsin fire warden, will
act the presidents official guide during his
visit at Brule The test of a man is even great
er on the trout stream than it is in his chamber
deciding which of seventeen suits he shall wear
Salaries for teachers are creeping upward
little and consequently more men are getting
into the profession. John ]. Tigert, commits
sloner of education says "The recent tendency
toward more men teachers is doubtless due to the
fact that salaries of teachers have been mater
tally increased in the past decade Teaching is
becoming sufficiently well paid to offer career
for men that will compete with other callings"
The increase has been from fourteen per cent
IN 1920 to seventeen per cent in 1926. There are
about one million public teachers, SO the men
haven't the majority vote even with the increase
But isn't it like em to stay away from work
until the pay becomes better-and then to come
on in?
Almon E. Foss, late editor of the Winnebaeo
Press News, sets a standard for all who think
they are entitled to "retire" after reaching
middle age, or to loaf luxuriously either before
then or after. Although eighty-six years of
age Mr.. Foss was active in the work of editing
the paper he owned until about two weeks before
his death. He established the Wells Advocate
ffty-two years ago and has been one of the most
industrious of Minnesota country newspaper
men since that time. There are no old men-or
need not be. Such men as Mr.. Foss, Edison and
Rockefeller and egions of others prove that there
need not be. 1t is primarily a question of sane
living and Of finding ones fun right in his work.