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UNION RECORDER, MILI-EDCEVILLE. CA., JUNE 14, l*U Thislfeek I sinping does. Sing at your work ami < Mother mine in Pennsylvania . ! avoid consumption. Teach your chil- Those that, from comfortable of- : <lren to sing. Imitate the British, fices, oppose increase in miners who always sing, vhether tflcy CAN wages above the line of bare m cess- >.inc nr not. | ity would not care to do the miners’ ) By Arthur Brisbane 9 A NEW PLAN SINGING AND HEALTH NO RAIN IN FOUR YEARS THE VICE-PRESIDENCY H. G. Well* has a plan for man agement and government »f thi- carta, with one board of director- running the whole thing. Religion* says Wells, have run their course. Christianity, which be gan with “the completest commun ism.” has become the completest “Take all thou hast and give to the poor”, has been changed to ’get all thou canst, and Devil take the Farmers in the Little Karoi other parts of Cape Province are Ten seniors of Princeton Univer- ilisturhed by the worst drought in i ^j tv announce their intention to take .South Africa’s recorded history. up aviation a life wo;k. Ocean No rain has fallen in four years, flights have stimulated that interest. The refrigerator for the home of Today—and for the Future tile Lands turn to deserts, fi are falling into r en leaf haw disappci supePsVrtion teachings—and complete the hungry Now vilest Buddha': » it goes. . Well’s plan is interesting, lik of Plato, in hi.-* “Republic." i> in his “Utopia,” and Karl , in hi.** book thnt became the Each he oth ork ■ell a: that is to say, not at all is useful, for. it makes men think, mid that is important. The human race is an individual on it bigger scale and it is in its infancy. It is useless to contemplate a baby two years old .and plan to make n man of it in six months. You must observe how and at what rate your race or individual can grow, then do what you can to direct and promote good growth. The most important work now is to encourage thought and distribute knowledge. And the greatest agency is the public school. “Give light, and the people will find their own way.” Give good public school*, and you give light. Madame Reggio, opera singer, climbed the 1,358 steps of New York’s Woolworth building in 13 minutes and 4 seconds, beating pre- Thirty-eight years old, weight 104 pounds, the lady earned $3,000 by the climb, ami did a useful thing by impressing the health value of sing ing. Nothing develops the lungs ns One of ihc centra! figures of the Paris Craml Couture .. . the heart of the House of Premet vhirli Lunched the internationally famous dress. 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We have reason to be thankful. Whom would you suggest for Vice- President on the Republican ticket? How would you go about -selecting him? New York’s Business Men’s Lea gue suggests Colonel Theodore Roose velt. His father accepted the Vice- Pro: idency .against his will, complain ing *1 am being sidetracked.” It turned out to be quite a conspicuous “side track." Governor Luwden is said to have declined the Vice-Presidency when Harding was elected. Had he accept ed, he would he President now. One blast, one underground ex plosion, one cave-in kill miners in West Virginia, Kentucky and Nevada. And hope has been abandoned for more than one hundred miners in the Look at Youi Shoes Ertryorm+tdocs W “SUDDEN SERVICE” Phone 373 Blain Shoe Plant and Pressing Club I ANYBODY INTERESTED In Mranmcntal Worl Ste J. W. IVEY, Sexton. He Represents He McNeil Marble Co., The Largest In The Sooth, One of The Oldest and Largest in America. Buy the onlyfine car that has been proved by IVo Million Owners... 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