The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-01-29

neer Press. One day after it with Clague
the victorious candidate talked with George Thomp-
son, then the publisher.
There's one thing Mr.. Thompson said "you
might your way clear to do. I've got young
porter down there the paper. He's bright land I'd
like to him get ahead. Maybe, if you looking
for private secretary, you could give the job to
Larry Ho."
Clague recalls that Young Hodgson made an ex-
cellent assistant.
Living in an American Tradition
r ROM humble beginning as an immigrant boy
rising to commanding position leading
editor, publisher, author and philanthropist with
brilliant in the country of his adoption chron-
icled the life of Edward K. Box, who died in Florida
last Thursday.
Through personal fortitude and perseverance, aid
ed by ability and ambition, he hewed for himself a
noteworthy career in when opportunities for
human development and expansion limited. His
rise has been heralded example of the possibilities
inherent in social structure for which may
crown the worthy efforts of individual endeavor
A list of his achievements includes such honors as
The edtorshp of the Ladies Home Journal, post
which he held for thirty years. the Pulitzer literary
prize in 1920 for outstanding biographical work with
his book, "The AUGMENTATION of Edward Box" and
the foundation of the American Peace Award which
attracted worldwide attention his efforts in behalf
of peace and international goodwill
sturdy indulgence in work, incessant ambi-
ton for success and an uncommon executive ability
won for him pre-eminence in his journalistic profess
sion. These characteristics typical of the
who won in business at the close of the pio-
neering the later nineteenth century in America
Today, when success, the ingredients of success
has become mechanical and sterotyped, such
achievement largely personal one,-is less common
in occurrence.
Mr. Box in his living, represented an American
tradition cherished and honored in popular thought
the belief that this country of boundless pos
sblities for achievement for everybody Long before
biography is forgotten and his endeavors for peace
Box will be remembered as a who accepted this
tradition prOpounded it in his success and acclaimed
it to others. He will remain in the popular mind
a man who made for himself imposing position in
contemporary life through his own efforts, and not
recalled because of his $2,OOO,OOO bird sanctuary at
/ fountain Lake, Florida
Edward Box will become an inspiration for sue
cess-an example of the reality in modern life of this
tradtion.-Murray County Herald.
Shifting the Gears
To err is human; also to hatch up an alibi about
it.
90
The Crime Commission finds that there is much
crime commission.
Forward passes on sharp highway curve are also
frequently incomplete.
And then there was the one so dumb that she
thought all racketeers tennis players
o 80
Washington has had panther" scare. Maybe
1t was the Tammany tiger nosin' around.
Anyway, that royal wedding has served to remind
the world that Italy still has royal family.
q
Correct this sentence: 81 have no trouble dealing
with women, because l understand them"
If folks compelled to practice what they
preach there would be noticeably less preaching
% U
Our greatest fear concerning the matter is that
too much argument about peace may lead to war.
If all the punk radio programs were suppressed
there would be plenty of channels for the other kind
The new parrot fever" probably originated among
those who indulge in parrot talk for and against pro-
Inhibition.
An Indian girl winner of beauty contest was
called pretty Bear" Some Atlantic City ones were
i that way, too.
Americanism: Thinking good will is made for
aproduct by long-winded advertising talks to radio
listeners who want entertainment.
G = 81
We read of plant that can scrap an automobile
within six minutes With we'll directed cooperation
telephone pole can beat that.