The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1931-09-24
What Others Think
Give the Teachers a Break

Give the Teachers Break
School opens this week throughout the state for the
benefit of the youthful mind and with the opening Of
school begins the real baptism of fire the school
ma'am The average school teacher will furnish
topic of conversation than any other source in the
home for the next nine months. Every action of hers
every article of dress and nearly every sentence she
utters is matter which is fully discussed in ninety
per cent OF the homes. Few people more bitterly
criticised undeservedly than they are and few are
less entitled to it. The future of the school child
in their hands, and the continual i'll advised pecking
and naggng at the teacher in front of the children
cannot but help have evil effect the youngster-
Lake Wilson Pilot.
1t straight to this office that children under
age are not going to be allowed to continue the prac
tce of driving automobiles. The highway policeman
will look after the little kids and also their parents
and the practice is going to be stopped. ten year
old child is preferable the Streets behind the Wheel
to drunken driver, but there is excuse for either
being out with their death dealing machines The child
is going to tell the Judge that Pa told him he
could drive the car and then it's going to be too bad
! for PAPA may be missing from the family fresde
for few nights, but when he does come home he will
be meek and docile, but may have life enough left to
snap at little Henry and tell him "he had no business
to take the car, anyway" Let's avoid all this by
reading and needing the law, and take it for what
says-Le Sueur News-Herald.
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The Place to Save
1t is difficult to find way to relieve the
payers of the world, but effect the saving is quite
another matter. Thus told in the yearbook
of the League of Nations that during the past fiscal
year the various nations spent total of
for ornaments, and that is $1OOOO00OO than the
year before. The outlay per nation was: United
States $7O7 900; France $466 900; Great Br-
tain, $465255,OO0 Italy, $24s946,0OO Japan, $780,
861 900; India, $211 900; Germany $171 600;
Spain $112,9S30 900; China 1914 291 ,OoO and Poland
500, S73000.
That doesn't include the U. S. S. R., and according
the big spenders.
spending. Sensible people realize that yet it would
way to reduce this tremendous cost The worldwide
depression is putting pressure to this end but
it is to be doubted whether enough to get results
Fort Dodge Messenger and Chronicle
The Mortified News says, there is this to be
said for newspaper advertising: It doesn't shout at
you when you trying to concentrate something
ese it doesn't obscure the view and mar the land
scape, it doesn't interrupt your enjoyment of good
grand opera program it doesn't clutter up your mail
and your waste basket it doesn't make you turn to
page 81 and then shuttle through Is more pages to
finish your story it doesn't clutter up your front yard
or obtrude itself onto the seat of your motor
Saturday afternoons It is like well trained servant
never intruding making itself obnoxious but al
ways quietly at hand ready to give service when called
upon.