Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-11-18 | Page 20 | Uncommon Sense

UNCOMMON SENSE N CE FOR IGNORANCE THE ANTIDOTE perfect This will be practicallY ft a understand It world when we per cent of our troubles Ninety nine caused by ignorance are prejudice War Var dIsease hard times o of Ignorance all fruits the rust In agricultural and the boll weevil destroys de- de grain blights crop crops Farmers are still ignorant cotton of the means of cOMbating combating com com- bating these breeds pestS edS international hatreds ha ha- Prejudice International hatreds ds breed In fInancial wars come wars FollowIng and pestilence depressIon Knowledge T would nave have pr 0 d prejudIce But for ignorance there W would We Ve be seek seele no to wars war cure Ignorance with I IVe I'Ve schools and colleges colleges Both heP to abate It But Bu all that Is stored In the growing grow grow- ing trig brain by schools and colleges can canIn forgotten speedily be In condition the mInd is kept Unless will Ill retain constant exercise It by has learned of what It but little Today oday the best antidote for newspaper n afIre ce Is the The newspaper appe appears every day Inthe in inthe the It week is p. p continuing supply of somethIng something some some- thinh thIng The to most think Interesting about thing in the activity of Its Us people Is the world From From what they are arc doing we e learn what we ought or want or hope to o do Most progress Is caused by emulation emu emu- laThe lation who knows what Is going The man on r. r in In the world who Is doing Its work v rk and who Is lending leading Important constructive thought is bound it its most educated nan man to be an No consIstent newspaper reader can remaIn Knowledge to his eyes her amble rIch with the spoils of time page Is la unrolling every morning For hIs information alert and 1 trained searching all the tho cities and andall andall andall men are remote parts of the earth for forthe forthe fortie all the the tie tidings of or human achievement Through the cables and the radio and the telegraph this Is brought to him each morning or each afternoon He looks at the world through his newspaper as a general looks at a battlefield through a I telescope Every EverydaY before days daY happenings are arc spread him All Alt that science has done is there all sil that art dreams Is there All AU he has to do Is la to read and think If newspapers had existed since man first learned to print with inov moveable cable types there thero would b 06 farLess tar far less ess Ignorance today They have proved an antidote for tor ignorance since they came into use Gradually they will destroy it iL alt alt- alto altogether geW gether Copyright 1923 by the Bell SynC Syndi Syndicate Syndi cate In