Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 64, Number 30, Jasper, Dubois County, 2 December 1921 — Page 7

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SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT By F. A. Walker

1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 AS YOU THINK. TIIK lovely or hoimly linos on your fare, flu expression In your eyes, the curvature of your lips and In fact every MhIo lineament on your features. Is but an outward sin of your thoughts your hidden self. Tor ns ho thlnketh within himself, no Is he," mys the I'.lhllrul proverb. Whether you suspect It or not, you carry with you at nil times In the tracings en your countenance, all the good and the evil thoughts that control your Impulses and shape your destiny. Some psychologists there are who can with n wonderful degree of accuracy read your face as they would read A printed hook and determine after much observation the quality of 3-our character. A little child is often adept in reading at tlrst glance the cast and build of the Iclltnlo marks on u face hardened by crime, and will shrink from It Innhject fear, even when there Is nn attempted smile. Through the Hp-smile a child glimpses the soul ami senses, the soul's deceit and wickedness. A thoroughbred dog has the same Innate Instinct. At the sight of a hard face, the bristles on the dog's back will rbe as he sniffs, steps warily and utters a resentful growl. The thoughts that are yours, those that predominate, shape and compel your acts, govern your words and the Intonation of your voice, light your eyes nnd color your cheeks, slowly and surely trace their Indelible lines on your face, that wise creatures may read them with unerring certainty. If thoughts be ugly, the face will be ugly, nnd you, yourself, will be as you think, in spite of artifice and diligently polished manners. Upon the other hand, If thoughts bo sweet, pure, charitable, kindly and noble, there will be perpetually shin LYRICS OF LIFE By DOUGLAS MALLOCH THE TWO CAPTAINS. ONI captain went clear through I lie war And neer struck a blow; lie came home with a perfect score A perfect letter . Citations never mentioned hltu, For, neither good nor bad, lie came home safe in life and iimb Hut that was till he had. Twns Captain (Jo and-Do, the man Who s-rved his l!a in franco; And well and wisely lie m;ld plan Just how men should advance. As brave as any soldier true, No fight he over won He didn't know that Io -and-Do (Jets very little done. Another captain came back bona With honors thar they -ave. Ciune proudly sailing o'er the foam. The idol of the hrave. (No braver man than Co and Do) They hailed him Marne to .Metz The other captain of the two Was ('mucin Ouie-on-l.ef s. The war is over, Industry The soldier now demands; And jet the fate of nations we St Iii carry in our hands. O captains of the battle new. When buluos duty frets Are you a Captain !o-nud-Po Cr Captain Come -nr.. Lets? (Copyright.) cooFbook Ho whu would hrinc lionio the- wealth of the Initios must carry the woalth of the Imlios v.ith )An, sas the Spinish proverb. So tt is la traveling; a man must carry knowIoJse with him if ho would hrin; home knowledtff. TV0 POUNDS OF ROUND STEAK. WITH two pounds of round steak and meat stock the following dishes may be prepared : Rice Supreme. Cook one-half cupful of rice until tender and drain. Melt two tableupoonfuls of butter, add two tableapxmfuls f tlour, and when well blended add ono cupful of beef stock and stir until thick. Add the cooked rice, one chopped reen pepper, one tettspnful of salt and one half cupful of cheese. Serve as soon as the cl.oose la melted. Meat Scuffle. Melt three tablespoonfuls of I. utter, add three tuhlespoouful of Hour, and when well blended mid onedialf cupful of ndlk. (nk until smooth, add two tahle?iKonful8 of onion, finely scraped, ono teaspKnfuI of palt, a little jHpprr and when thick add three beaten ejr yolks and ono cupfu! of choxid meat. Fold In the st'M'y I o t-

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1 m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 iTTTTTT ing on your countenance u glorbnis hnh beautiful nn5 Inspiring to behohl. The child will not turn from you; the dog will not growl at your approach; the old nnd maimed will smile upn you, and so will the world. Wherever you may go you will be gladly received. In whatever position In life you may be, whether lowly or exalted, you will find warm hearts and kindly people, because you are warmhearted and kindly, and have within you the "vital spark of heavenly llame." (Copyright.) O Uncommon Sense By JOHN BLAKE ..., KXKKGY IS CAPITAL. A LAKE cannot turn a turbine, though it contains more water than u cataract. All the knowledge you can accumulate In a lifetime will do you no good unless It can be translated into -energy. The difference between doers and wishers In this life is a difference of energy. The reason you see an numy men succeed whom you know to he no better fitted mentally than failures of your acquaintance is because the successful men are energetic. Knergy is the driving force behind everything that is done. All of us have some of it, or we could not live. Those who have a great dtnl usually get along, unless they constantly misdirect It. There are, of course, energetic people who never get very far. Hut even they get farther than they would If they were content to sit still. If the maxim, "Every thing comes to SCHOOL 1 fcjrvci f ft Jt ktht UU a. Um' ick ?ut - jl KJ .... Vl I' A A Thought for Today. Th. " good man prolongs hN his life: to I e liv ah! in enj v ono s past nie is to tP t A. twici'. Martial. I vii whites r.nd hake ono-half hour in a moderate oven. Serve with Yeilcw Sauce. Make a white sauce, usin two tablespoonfuls each of butter and Hour; wl'.oii well blendid add ono cupful of milk, one-half teaspoonful of salt, onecihfh of a teaspoonful of pepper and one v;k, slightly beuten. Heat and I servo. Copyright, 1 f 2 1 . WVniorn N?;.per I'nimi the. zmmi cherub TK)5 crowiag old .surprises rre, I c2Jrot Fed grojr vp :omekou . I dorvt 5et old nry3clf instead Old people jv&t etrr younger now BP.

..14.1 v.iiu ...aits," were amended to read, "Nothing comes to him tu waits," It would be true. As it stands it Is one of the most misleading and dangerous falsehoods In existence. Your energy is your capital. Use Jr wisely and economically and It will pay you an almost usurious rate of interest. Half uve It, or waste It on things that are of no value and you will just about make a living, which Is a thing which no man of ambition wants to do. Education teaches us to use our energy profitably. An educated man can, or should, get more out of. the same amount of energy than an uneducated man, exactly as a turbine gets more out of n column of falling water than the old-fashioned overshot wheel. Yet the energy must be there, or the education must be useless. There must be driving force which will apply what you have learned to your problems. Nothing Important was ever accomplished by education ahme. If you haven't got energy, cultivate it. Ilit your health in good condition and your physical energy will Improve, nnd with physical energy you will gain mental energy. lie careful how you use both. You can't settle a business tangle If you have been playing tennis all the morn

ing. The .exercise will use up the en- j ergy that ought to be expended on the job. Your brains can't use what your muscles have used already. Knergy Is always c apital, but it must be well and prudently invested. Take care of yours. Add to it hy care of your health and by abundant mental exercise. Then expend It on important matters, and don't be afraid to expend it liberally. It is one tiling of which the more you spend the more you will have, provided, of course, It Is not foolishly wasted. (Copyright.) O A TIE GAME What was the score? Two black eyes on each Sister: Bobbie: side. DAYS tut hi Ä n f -fxta s toi tw T iUti uz C U e Cant Ccnvricht r j Vision. Vyth'M THE ROMANCE OF WORDS "TREACLE." THOSE who have stumbled across the reference in Waller's ode to Charles II to "treacle yielded hy your viper;" have iinUirnily been puzzled to see the concoction between a poisonous snake and the Knuhsh name for sirup or nio!r.ses, a connection which dates lack to the days of legendary lore. "Treacle" was originally a dreek word and, wrapped up in it. was the once popvJar belief that the best aniidote for the stint; of a snake was a concoction made from the tlssr.es of the M-.r'ko itself a son of -hair of the do is for the bite" idea. MIllo:; spin';.-; of the vovero'tzn "treacle of sound doctr tio." while "Venhv -treacle" r "iper wire" was a 'outüion name iVr a supposed antidote against a!l po'.-o::s. Tn-::c:e. r :te:u:i;; ir?t :nr":?eo. was Urs! hro;;i!e::cd in t include any ?:r.' f'iro :-!) ivedicine: tl. n cen.i r.tetl t mean !'!y ti ii-e n.edi' iv.i s which e ere of a s-.ve. s'rup r.a'ur '.nd. li!'a'!y. retir'crcd to the i ::i t !. ;:'. :r si?-?: w 't - . is a'"! I y t!.:.r i:a :ie :o '::v a I ; i Ii"er. !t-'s r-o raedlrli nl propel !., w l.atever. Copy i l.:.

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BELL AÜLE TO TAKE PUNISHMENT. i want to see 'Aunt Elizabeth,' who writes advice to the loelorn. "The fat man at the corner desk, with a pipe In his mouth, Is 'Aunt Elizabeth".' " "Oood heavens! I poured out my soul to that man." "Don't be alarmed, miss. He's a jzlutton for soul stuff." Secret Is Out. "Why does a woman's hat cost so much more than a man's? Surely, the trlnunins can't account for more than a fraction of the difference." "Certainly not, but you must remember that it costs more to sell a hat to a woman. A man" seldom takes up more than two minutes of the salesman's time, while a woman will keep the entire sales staff busy for half a day." Help to Legal Profession. "I don't imagine much happiness will result from this marriage." "Why not?" "She's a flapper and he's an elderly millionaire." "Oh, I don't know about that. It may not be long before a few lawyers will be rubbing their hands with quiet satisfaction." Guilty. Sister Hubby received an anonymous letter this morning informing him of something I did before we were married. Iirother Well, the best thing you can do is to confess. Sister I know it, but he won't let me read the letter and I don't know what to confess. Ilrown Jug. HELPING HIM "Why do you walk around by Algy's office every day?" "I Jilted him last week." ' "What of that?" "And he's trying to forget me." Ananias. Jr. "Man wants but little here below," The poet sanp with fire: There's one thing that we surely know. That poet was some liar. Oratorical Purpose. "Your speeches luive given me a great deal to think about," said the admiring constituent. "That isn't their object at nil," protested Senator Sorghum. "I don't want to persuade you to sit down and think. I want to stimulate you to get out and hustle for me and the public welfare." A Racial Uplift-er. Jack My brother takes up French, Spanish, Italian, Hebrew, German and Scotch. Jill Goodness ! When does ho study? Jack Study! He doesn't study. He runs an elevator. The Same Old Routine. "Now that your boy is out of college, is ho helping you on the farm?' "Not enough to notice," said Mr. Cobbles. "He's given the old home place n fancy name he found in a book, and invites his college friends out to spend what he calls week-ends, but me and the hired man are keeping the same hours we alwavs did." Of Course. "One authority says skirts are goini? to ho lower." "Well !" "Another says they are going to be higher." "What are you going to do about itr "Wait ami see." Society Gossip. Mr. Mugg Anything in the newspajers, dear? Mrs. Mugg Xot much, love. Mrs. (Jaybird, the well-known society leader, having remembered that she has not seen her daughter for the last five days, has notified the police that-the girl is missing. Self.Help. "If you want a thing done well, do it yourself." said the ready-made philosopher. "I've heard that hefore," rejoined the plodding citizen. "Hut say, mister, did you ever try to iix a clock?" Reassuring. "Want to take a chance on an an tomohile mister? Only a dollar "Put I don't want an automobile young man." "That's all right, mister. MayU jeu won't get It' Life.

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Search Being Made In Italy for Wealth Concealed Since Centuries Before Birth of Christ Robert Louis Stevenson or Alexan dre Dumas could hardly have pro- i duced a more romantic story than that which comes from Ilisceglle. in the province of Iarl, writes a Home correspondent. A week or two ago an Italian widowreturned from Jerusalem declaring that she was In possession of an old parchment written in Italian, and giv en to her father by a monk of Iiis- j ceglie, which contains Indications of the ' whereabouts of an enormous hidden treasure. Until recently the widow has not had enough money to carry out the excavation for the treasure, which is said to consist of 150 silver vases and -0 other vases full of gold coins, :ti of silver, five of antique works of art, r.O boxes of "Jewels, and a large earthenware vessel full of pearls. Now the excavation has begun. According to telegrams from IMscegiie the first Indication mentioned in the parchment namely, a large stone with a serpent engraved upon it has already been discovered two public spirited of the village's reslmiles from the town. The treasure Is supposed to have belonged to a llonum matron who buried it at the approach of Hannibal's troops In U1G It. C, hut there is nothing to explain why so many centuries were allowed to elapse between .the concealment of the treasure and the preparation of the parchment. LINK TO PREHISTORIC TIMES Discovery Made in South America Strengthens Theory Long Held Concerning Ancient Land Bridge. A report lias been published by the Field Museum of Natural History, at Chicago, describing an animal discovered in South America, which is a survivor of a prehistoric period. This animal known ns Cenolestes, is small and looks like a sharp-nosed rat, but Is different from any other living animal. Its bones and teeth are essentially the same as those of a group of animals now extinct and known only through fossils hundreds of thousands of years old. It has a pouch like the kangaroo, and its existence may Indicate some truth in the theory that South America and Australia were connected by land in prehistoric times, since pouched animals exist In both places. The original stock may have spread from South America to Australia, or vice versa, or it may have originated in a long-vanished continent, the so-called Antarctica, and spread north to both continents, over a land bridge, which Is supposed to have linked the three. Popular Mechanics Magazine. No More "Shrimp Dances." Owing to new machinery the 4 shrimp dance" that for years has marked the v;nrk on the shrimp-drying platform along the Louisiana coast, this year goes into Umbo. Machinery will "chuck" the dried shrimps. Hoiled in salt water In great copper vats, dried In the sunshine to ruhory resiliency, the shrimp were swept ui into huge circles in past year. Then, to the sound of guitar, banjo or aceordion, the husky platform workers, bunds on hips, shuflled over the pH4 of shrimp. Iieneath their tread the brittle shells crackled. After the dance the pinkish shrimp meat was shoveled on great screens', the hrlttle shell fragments fulling through, while the piles of dried ilesh were packed in barrels. The shrfmn industry in Louisiana has grown to great proportions. During 1P20, L'0,710 persons were supported by the indusTry, more than .l.N.)o,nOO was invested In the tleets, and. the catch was listed hy the government at l!.?.f.rt.000 pounds. Makes His Dride's Trousseau. Captain Molyneux, the gallant society dressmaker, is preparing, oh! the dearest tmu.seau of twenty gowns for his pretty little boh haired hride-to-he, Muriel Dunsmuire. daughter of the .ex-governor of British Columbia, and all designed and executed hy his own hands in his own smart hop, says a recent Paris dispatch. The captain was nn army officer in the war and vn cited for gallantry in action. Since the peace was signed he has become one of the most original dress designers In Paris, with a large and exclusive clientele. His Inspiration. Mrs. Alice Allan Arnold, the moving picture censor of Denver, said in a lecture: "Hut the worst films of all, to my mind, are thoe that take religious suhjects and turn them into sensational licentious entertainments. I once aw the "Temptation of St. Anthony" filmed In this way. An elderly millionaire vlveur, having seen It too, said afterward at the cluh: A great film, that. I realized as It unrolled hefore me that for til4 first time In my life, hy George. I wished I was a saint " From the Argonaut. A Baseball Romance. Mamma," said the young thing, MI want you to stop forcing me into Mr. Cio'.tlt's company all the time. Peopl are talking." Put, my dear. protested the solicitous lady, "he Is a wonderful catch." "He may he, mamma, hut if you keep on thinking you are pitcher he'll get onto your curves and thmw the game Richmond Times-Dispatch.

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