Garfield County News | 1932-01-22 | Page 9 | Orators Must Bow to Sentiment for Brevity

orators must bow to sentiment for brevity A shorthand expert says that americans americana talk lucli ciuch faster than they did twenty years sears ngo ago la Is tho the old polso and dignified deliberation weakening or Is 14 it the case that it if you dont talk fast you iou dont get listened to do people regard it us as an imposition that you should think you tire are entitled to all tile tho time you like to make your utterance other people want to tell their stories too it Is irking to a long winkled though pithy person to have lin 0 to into the conversation and whisk out again lie he wants avants time thile tor for ills his weighty observations to csink sink in whereas if lie he takes up too much time sonic some of ills auditors auditor on the outer fringes are sure to slink out the learned and verbose are at a disadvantage tile the world tins has only so much time to spare and few are allowed to claim more than their shye shire make it brief Is the universal sentiment tilts this being true those who have something to say would better bide their time and keep their powder dry dont fire till you seethe whites of their eyes and use your best bombshells bomb shells F P II 11 collier in the st louis globe democrat