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Show P Farmers Educational nfj and Co-Operative Union of America - --- Matters Especial Moment to " I the Progrewive Africultcriit " A forced Hinile gives itself away. Trouble shies at a gncd digestion. J-iiiiit'.l wants make contentment. Ajusb will take money out of your pocket. Plodding is a greater winner than plu nging. Some women are not as bad as they are painted. The speculator's vision of wealth is usually a mirage. Try petting the cows and see how quickly they respond. The silo is a sign of contentment, and contentment is a sign of success. suc-cess. The economic distribution of farm products is today the world's greatest great-est problem. In many a business consolidation one man furnishes the "con" and the other the "solid." Every man is gullible about every business save his own, and not infrequently infre-quently about that. Are the eyes of the children all right? Sometimes dullness in school is merely dullness of sight. If a business can be run without large wastes and graft, why not run the state in the same way? Performing each task well is a pair of easy rising steps to a final ambition ambi-tion or any limit of height. Why does the man who raises hogs buy packing-house hams? A leather medal is offered for the best reason. ( Political fences are quite often necessary nec-essary in order to keep the politician's constituents unaware of his political offenses. Many a man who cannot afford to get his wife a washing machine would think nothing of a $255 coffin and store flowers! What if the cost of living is somewhat some-what higher than it was in the early nineties? Most of us now have the price to pay for it. Ignorance is the mother of suspicion, suspi-cion, hate, backbiting, lies, slander, and the whole brood of evil imaginings imagin-ings that keep people apart. The eyes have a very large bearing bear-ing on the efficiency of men, not only directly in defective vision, but indi-; rectly upon the general health. Violent energy is always spectacular, spectacu-lar, but the power shown in the gradual grad-ual growth of a plant is as wonderful as that exhibited by a cyclone. |