The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-01-30

experimenting intelligently with wholesale farming,
destined to solve the farm production problem as
wholesale manufacturing has solved automobile pro-
duction.
To know that the world is small come to the
edge of the Pacific and talk to New York friends
as easily as though they were in the room
that your voice. transformed into an electric impulse
flashes across the Atlantic ocean in less than
sixteenth OF a second, through the ether
Next, to realize that the world this country es
pecally is big, explore the map on your railroad
time table, and look for Tucson, Arz. You find it
couple of inches away from Los Angeles, and de-
eide to drive there afternoon to investigate the
much praised climate
You discover that the distance is 700 miles, and
decide to take train that makes the trip in night.
California has "Fit at Fifty" club which po-
lietly sends you honorary membership and says
it is Endorsed by the governor of the state
California and every other state should have a
Eft at One Hundred" club. In this country, fifty
should be only the beginning of fitness and hard
work.
At San Diego Lindbergh borrowed "gder" air
plane with no engine. He asked few questions,
down and applied for first-cass glider pilot
license He got it. There is only one Lindbergh,
but there million young Americans like him.
They will keep aviation going.
The distressing accident to a Maddux airplane
returning from the Mexican horse races at Aqua
Calente part of the price of progress. It means
one of the first improvements should be to make a
plane taking fire, due to collision impossible.
When rairoading started in France, and ac-
cident between Paris and Versailles killed many, it
was thought that Frenchmen would ride no more
troupe of actors, hired, sat in trains at the win
dows smiling pretending to like it. Railroadng was
abandoned. Flying will increase every year. and
become safer than rail or motor travel.
This nation needs $50 100000 more people to eat
the food and the automobiles, clothing, houses,
and radio sets the country could produce Some day
100000 Americans will live the. hill tops and
mountain tops, and fly down to business to work
on plains and in valleys.
What ships to the Clyde, packing houses to
Chicago big banks to New York and fat goose lvers
to Strassburg moving pictures to this Hollywood
land.
They don't even mention the ladys first name, which
is Greta.
And cat last the voice of voices Norma Tai
madge"
Two ladies-Bernhardt and Duse-qnight dispute
that, but they Dead Norma Tamadge much
alive.
In 1888 Chicago will celebrate in grand style the
Century OF Progress"
And there is much to celebrate
Rufus c. Dawes brother of ambassador to
England, president of the Chicago celebration says
MAN is becoming smarter all the time, and because
of science the world is much better place than
before"
ing less brutal all the time. Now if you want to
find murder in the of religion, the vilest be-
liefs supersttions you go into the cutters of ig
norance. You longer find such things the
throne or in lawmaking bodies
Airplane travel rates drop rapidly You fly from.
Los Angeles to San Francisco 400 air miles, return
ing in railway sleeper, for $38 round trip.