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Show Farmers' Educational riil and Co-Operative Union of America Matters jf Especial Moment to I 1 the Progressive Agriculturist A pony of brandy Is a fiery steed. If you would get even with a man pay him what you owe him. No man likes to take his own medicine. medi-cine. There Is nothing so bitter. An old bachelor says a woman's tongue Is an organ without stops. If you can't help along the van of progress, at least keep out of Its way. Politics, like any other disease, hurts worse the more one thinks about It. When a man displays his temper he Is merely making a show of himself. him-self. There is not enough of the community com-munity spirit among our rural districts. dis-tricts. The man who has never failed has never tried anything that wasn't done before. The more glasses a man looks through the more strange things he will see. By doing your thinking In advance you save yourself the trouble of apologizing afterwards. "Old men for counsel, young men for war," may be true, but lawsuits are popular with all ages. It's surprising how much more willing will-ing a man is to give up his turn in a dental parlor than in a barber shop. If we married wives with as much care as we trade horses, Solomon in all his glory would be eclipsed by our wisdom. When the world gets down to the basis of paying cash for everything we will hear no more about the high cost of living. There's some hope for the fool who is willing to learn; but there's positively posi-tively none for the fool who Insists on being the teacher. The Quality Egg club, a co-operative selling organization of Lyon county farm women In Kansas. Is doing $1,000 worth of business a week. When a man comes Into the house and slips his wife a $10 bill that she didn't know he had she always wonders what it Is that he's been doing that he's trying to cover up. |
