The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-01

on roads, to puncture automobile
tires, because, before long, auto
mobiles would be used by workers
going to and from work. That pre-
diction came true.
Some one preparing a list OF ten
things that Christians would and
would not do says
There would be no private
wealth, Jesus denounced great pos
sessions as alien to His gospel, and
fatal to His kingdom.
There would be no poverty and
no war, because real Christians
would refuse to fight"
In this civilization, If Christians
refused to fight, they would rapidly
diminish In numbers and the Pacific
coast would be settled by Asiatics.
The founder of Christianity taught
that what was due to Caesar should
be rendered unto him.
If He we're on earth now He
might say the same Of organized
capital, knowing that it supplies, in
our complicated system. the posi-
bility of steady work.
Nobody, not even clergyman,
can be positive as to what Christ's
commands would be if he returned
in this age of flying machines, auto
mobiles, public schools and the
strange problem of too much of al
most everything, combined with
want among many thousands Of
families lacking food and the gov
eminent wondering occasionally
what to do with millions of bushels
of wheat.
Before long you may have foot
ball coaches feeding calcium to
their players. You know what we
call "a man Of iron" is really the
man of calcium. !"
The metal calcium in the blood,
in quantities that do not change, or
that change little, produces steadi-
ness OF nerve lacking in men with
fluctuating calcium supply.
It is said that experiments made
on four young men at an eastern uni
versity showed that a drop in cal
cium brought on "moodiness, de-
preston and pessirnism.
If there is high calcium content in
the blood serum they are in "hap-
py, cheerful, optimistic, emotional
state"
But ask your doctor about it.
Don't swallow calcium recklessly.
London thinks something should
be done about more than 250,000
mental defenctives, and steriliza-
ton, on the German plan, is sug-
gested, on condition that the indi-
vidual consents. With such law,
sterilization agents
would have few customers.
Under one law suggested, the
health minister would order the
sterilization Of physically ailing
persons shown to be carriers of
transmissible disabilities.
The world is preparing to regu-
late and improve the human breed,
as it has long regulated and inn
proved breeds of cattle, swine and
other creatures, a step in the di-
rection Of uniformity that may not
De desirable.
One of the most enlightened edu-
Gators in America tells teachers and
undergraduates that the important
hing is the general welfare, not the
Individual welfare. An excellent
dea to put into the minds of young
people.
They should also be told that in
lividual welfare and striving, with
'elfshness back of it, is the founda-
ion of general welfare.
The baby wiggling its arms and
ticking its legs in the cradle is build
ng up one more strong baby, for
is own sake, not for the general
Welfare, to which it, nevertheless,
The man, concentrat-
ne on his career, and on the care
md education of his children, has
hiefy in mind his career, children
md family. But he also is building
p the general welfare. Each tiny
oral builder worked only for its
Wn speck of coral, but beautiful
Stands are the result.
After four years of study, wise
nen discover that ideas are inn
ressed on the minds Of children
hore deeply by moving pictures
han by reading books. Less than
Dur minutes is required to estab.
sh that fact.
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