The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-04-25
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Us of girhood. Now comes a pause.
them would feel themselves rich
with a steady husband, a steady
income, two small sons, home, gar
den. car, perfect health. and tina
security from aerial bombardment
that is becoming a luxury in the
world.
Suggestion for Lola.
But that isn't fair. For she ad.
mits herself that she OUGHT to be
content. and really wants to cure
herself If it is her fault that she is
not. So instead Of reproaching her,
I am going to make to her several
suggestions that may help her ex-
tricate herself from the rut into
which she has fallen.
To begin with, there is an inner
spirit or subliminal consciousness
or soul or entity in every woman.
1t is a correspondence with ele-
ments that r supernatural. Call
this thing whatever you like-Kar-
ma, Yogi, mental healing, the in
finite, Oneness-it means that you
recognize some influence higher
than a merely earthly influence, and
your values in life are formed on
something higher than a purely
earthly scale.
Most OF US call this imponderable,
infinite. intangible but very real
presence. God. We don't attempt
to analyze Him, work Him out on
charts and graphs; we merely go
into that stiffness called prayer now
and then. and await with perfect
confidence a renewal of life within
us; a new sense of p%otentiality,
trust, and above all delight and
eagerness in the outwardly dull rou-
tine Of every day.
The Happiest People.
The happiest persons in this be-
w1ldered world, in fact the only
happy ones. are those who have
found this secret for themselves,
and revel in that unbounded glory
OF living which the orientals call
bliss" You can live in three
rooms in a crowded tenement, and
possess it You can be the wealth.
est woman in the world and miss it
completely. Yet it's open enough
find, and it costs nothing. Ask,
and you shall receive it, and to re-
peat, it costs you nothing. 1t can be
yours.
Once this is achieved, a thousand
and indeed fevers possess
you. You Van to live forever, so
that you may have time to read a
thousand books; accomplish a thou
prison reforms and live to see
them work; establish a Spanish
class at Is cents a lesson and watch ;
It grow until you are besieged with
class and radio engagements; plan
a garden, and glory in its beauty;
build a backyard grill and enter
ain the boys and their friends
here; find an old country place and
move into it, and have chickens and
COW; raise fine-bred Persian kit
lens; gather a circle Of their friends
about your boys and be sure that
ne group In which they grow to
young manhood is a safe group;
study beekeeping. astronomy, book
'lndlng; put up fancy preserves and
'en them. Or. under state SUPER
Vision, take three or four small chill.
1ren to board. The state pays
much more than they cost and the
work OF building little citizens is a
'aluable one. Or go into politics,
" the simple process of attending
meeting or two, accepting a posi-
ion on some committee. and CON.
rlbuting your mite toward a better
wiser administration of your
ocal affairs. The country would be
letter of If more women did this.
A Plan Is Necessary.
Some months ago I was walking
through a dark Boston slum with a
Dung professional man. It was
rollng summer. and the high tene-
nent rooms were like so many little
OF boxes glaring into the crowded
lght. To my exclamation of pity
nd concern. the young doctor said.
all depends upon whether you {
ave a PLAN or moi, People with
plans are to be pitied, no mat
er where they are"