| Show ik something g to think mink about by F A WALKER WALKED RUB OFF THE DUST T TO 0 KEEP your ual mind 1 nd might your conscience clean and pur our vision clear rub off the rust let no day pass in which you have failed ailed to do some vigorous rubbing if you cannot recall past imar impressions I 1 es in the most vivid way your you mern mena ory Is rusting seek the rust spots give yourself no rest res until they have been found and rubbed out the need for diligent action Is imperative pera tive and this activity must be bej your own no one else la Is qualified to do the work it if there be an impoverishment of thought rub off the gathering rust by reading instructive books by calling up scenes from other ober days by taking solitary walks along hillside paths and in the leafy aisles of the woods As you go 90 from place to place keep your eyes open train your to recall what you have seen so that you may be able at some other time to describe the mental pictures to your friends stop in the fields of daisies pluck one of the flowers pull it apart contemplate its exquisite formation its dainty coloring and let your thoughts run free with a loose rein do not pause until you have become fully impressed with the perfect handiwork of nature with never a or a speck of rust listen to the music of the birds there are no rusty notes in their pral sefu songs that glint and ane like streams of gold as they flow front from their swelling throats think whence the tuneful melodies come rub the rust off your intellect until it shall gleam like a mirror reflecting ting the lie beautiful all around you it will do you good stir your imagination tion and make of you a nobler being to make ourselves better to make ourselves worthy oi of respect we must muk fight the rust that dulls minds and darken darkens visions without active winds and penetrating visions we haye hao no real existence let us raise our eyes to the heavens beavens and think I 1 let us try to vision the vastness of space what lies millions billions and trillions of miles beyond let us set get aai awi away ay from the eating rust an and d ank decay and above everything else let us thank god for alie wonderful things which human greed and selfishness cannot control free as the ambient air to the humblest creature of hla his creation Q by mcclure newspaper syndicate |
