Duchesne Record | 1914-10-23 | Page 2 | Should Copy Nature's Way

SHOULD COPY NATURES NATURE'S WAY Human Planners of Reform Would Do DoWell DoWell DoWell Well to Make Note of Her HerM M Methods The divergence between mans man's ways and natures nature's ways becomes emphasized sized as we reflect on the be of or r re reforms reforms re- re forms and Isms which ar f. f eagerly urged for the education and tae mor mor- moral moral al and physical welfare of our youth remarks the Brooklyn Eagle One group wants trade training one group the tho schools sex hygiene taught In md Iud another wants nonsectarian religious religious re re- re- re training there Still another tells tella us that marriage is becoming more and more difficult while vice and diseases which spring from It are Increasing rasing at a rate which threatens race extinction or perhaps the decay of or the now dominant races and replacIng lug Ing ng them by stock nearer to the soil soU and less easily molded by our present pres pres' ent eat social ideals The discouraging thing about all this is that ver very few of these enthusiasts enthusiasts realize that they all an have hold of corners of the same problem and aud there is no sign of operation co coordination coordination co co- coordination co- co ordination or coherence among them That Is the tho reverse of or natures nature's way She Is synthetic while the tho most that altruistic human planners seem able to o do Is to separate processes which nature has grouped analyze them and and when nay any growth proves provos sickly or too lush to treat its particular symptoms without tracing the tho root of or the disease