Millard County Chronicle | 1913-11-20 | Page 7 | [Untitled]

Where It Takes Effsct Mayor Rockwell of Akron was condemning con-demning the claim, often put forward by the rich, that poverty la good for the character. 'Toverty Is good for nobody," be said. "It embitters the mind, hardens hard-ens the heart, causes unhappineis and fear and suffering. "There's nothing like adversity, a millionaire once said to me 'there's nothing like adversity to bring a man out.' "'Yes,' I replied, 'out at the elbows.' el-bows.' " His View. "Is marrlago a failure V "I wouldn't say that. Hut there are pleaaanter ways of getting Into bankruptcy." bank-ruptcy." Comparisons. "Tho mothnrs' club is making a great hit In our times." "Not so much of one as the mothers' moth-ers' slipper did In mine." 8eems So. "What do you think of this propo- aal of an electrical spanker for bad Children?" "I think It's shocking." It Is proposed to harness the Ohio river near Ixulsvllle to generate electrical elec-trical power. i Domestic economy goes lame when a woman buys eggs at a bsrgsln sale. Some things come to pass that ough' to go the other way.