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UNION RECOBDER, M1LLEDCEVILLE, CA., SEPTEMBER 11, »»« HEALTH AND HAPPINESS That few activities of a railroad are so little understood us those deal ing with its public relations work, is the assertion of President A. E. Clift of the Central of Georgia. In itatement published today he says people think of this unnre of statements the railroads ■—Exercise for Character Building— Many people think that the pur pose of exercise is for body-building only; that it simply >trcngthen* the muscles and speeds up the vitality generally. The truth however is that one cannot build up his body | thm w v ’thout at the same time increasing J ap Iner | v his mental powers and strengthen- : intended t Ing hi. character. Why is this so? Because the brain and th? body j roa) | operation since a railroad are so closely related that when you brinjf its st . rv i C e up to a high stand- impair or improve one you cannot ; ar j () f e fj c j,.t, C > before it ran prop- help but affect the other. Many a ] t . v , y ^ ahout s«-rio!js illness has: been cured through ^ ..j n t j. e j r public r-lations campaign menta! science, and many a weak rn || r oads are, frankly, endeavor- mind ha lwen strengthened by firs* j nR t(l rt .t n | It „ni| increase the good building body strength. The most J wi „ „ f thc pu b|i c ” says Mr. Clift, noticeablp effect body-building has | “Xhi- they are trying to do. not on the mind is the self-confidence trough the distribution of ‘railroad and courage it gives. . propaganda* hut by rendering the No one--nvin ot woman—can. get kind of service which tht public h:»- INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON TOR SETT. 15 TEACHINC THE LAW OF COD Further post fnr in this world without a a right to expect No inefficient, poorly managed or operated railroad can win publuit favor by issuing false or misleading statements about itself. Any .idv rtising campa'gn, whith er to 5: II goods or to gain good will, j ^ must be based upon the facts. Noi such campaign can be effective un-, ^. less ii deals strictly with the truth.! *' nil financial Before a railroad can properly talk 1 make serl-; about itself, it mtfst bring its ser- 1 j j vice up to the highest possible stand-' ard of efficiency. Then, .and then J only, can it properly come befo: public with n statement of il taking the public into the 'onfidence has for the railroads pkr.tiful supply of courage. The courageous person depends on him self. He make- his own decisions and can put up n good fight if neces sary—whether it is to put through a big business deal or simply a fight waged in defense of some principle he believes is right. Or. the other hand, power, in the business world have l>eon knowi ous mistake and tv “go .nil to pieces" when some body weakness overtakes them. They begin by vnscillnting and end by making a decision too late or else making the wrong decis ion. They lose their judgment and policy perspective, .nnd they lose also the railroad: confidence of thoir business associ- i necessar Nehcmiah’s work had been very ccessful. His special object was rebuild the walls, that there might , a |be that much more protection again.-t le light, that public relations,., ... . . * .7 , , .‘the enemy that was always trying to. ... ,, ., ery pha.-e of rail-i. . , ... , , ... Amen th: 9 1 .1 impede the spiritual progress of this ! _ people who followed after Jehovah. Now that there was reasonable as surance of rafety. their leaders could I turn their attention to spiritual things which wore vital in the life of \ the people. It is ever true thnt one I must "Take time to be holy." Ne- ' htmiuh nnd Ezra are in perfect no-- cord regarding the basic need for spiritual life. The same Law of God j that was the only adequate guide inj the past, had to be again followed if right living was to be maintained and the favor of God continued. Ezra, thc 'cribc, does not appeal in the hi to:y for about twelve year . Possibly he returne dto Babylon foi a period. He is a firm believer in obeying the commands of the Fath er. But those requirements must be 1 first known to be followed, and tht place to obtain such teaching; the Holy Writ, which expre soil will. A revival in reading th» was proposed and the ptfopli • summoned to assemble for that | purpose in one of tin open places ol , .. ,, _. i Jerusalem. For the first time w< „ml,t,nrol,I,.„,.. !-«'<• record of a pulpit. that day, but from early morning until high noon. The reader was greatly helped by the evident attitude of the people. The record is “the ears of all *"ie people wre attentive unto the book of the law.” They indicated their regard for t'.ie Book by standing up as the scribe began his reading. We do well to treat this Bible differently in every way than ve do any other book. Follow ing the general ascription of praise there was unanimous and repeated BOSTON CAFE —WHERE EVERYBODY EATS-, “Fresh E|| S S«rv«d Daily” Try Oxr 3Sc BLUE PLATE DINNER ose from the people. | of most icverentixl j worship was assumed by the ap preciative audience. These readers uttered the word# “distin-tly” and "gave the sense."; Then* is a fine opportunity for just such action nnd interpretation when- j ever the Bible is read in public. 1 Great preparation should be made by minister, Sunday School superintend ent or any who have the privilege of reading the Bible to others. Too often this is done with much In- I distinctness nnd with scarcely glance at the audience which should 1 be listening intently. . SCHOOL SUPPLIES VARIETY MERCHANDISE ^TEMBRIDGE &. COMPANY PHONE 352-J ■ deaths than I J id—y casualtit Flit- have no preference of your family or 1 next.- Stn.-t today— Whn hear lid of thnt "he is no good—he ‘husn’t any backbone,’’ you ea nbe fairly cer tain that it is almost literally the truth. In nl Iprobability thnt man's lack of stability is due to a weak backbone," you can he fairly cer- he knows he would get the worst of it. If somebody’s life’ depended on "his own physical strength nnd endur ance that person would probably die. He has no confidence in himself nnd he follows the line of least resistance, lie is an object of pity or contempt. Exercise could make a new man of him. It makes little difference what the character of the exciche is that you tak? ro long as all the muscles are u.ed vigorously, without overstmin- endering good scrvic something worth telling the public. Mr. Clift reviews public relations developments during the past eight years, during which time the Central | j t and other railroads have issued (_ ' periodical statements to the public, I . . , through the newspapers nnd other' pnnc !£. e . medium*. Ho point, out that during,” ' Mnon, '“ 1 > y « this period, co-operation between the J***"* public nnd the mile,™!, tins helped ! t, °"* '"' 1 " :y ° f thc Ct ' ntral b "" C,L to make transportation service the most efficient in this country’s his tory. The Central's president declares j that his road has no designated pub-1 lir relations officer or department.! but looks upon every employe as a j public relations representative, | charged with the responsibility of rendering service thnt will justify the | public’s good will. He closes by suy-' ing that it is upon the fundamental I LOOK AT THE PRICES, FOLKS! friends may, b and kill every one you see. It is very easy if you use FLY-TOX the product developed at Mellon Insti- tue of Industrial Research by Rex Risearch Fellowship. It has a per- The speak- fumc-like fragrance, is harmless to seen, and then he could mankind, but kills .ai’. household in better .advantage. There sects. Just follow instructions on blue label of bottle. INSIST upon FLY-Tox from your retailer.—Adv. 1 be heard l was a supporting group of leaders, (as they stood with Ezra in the exc- *f his important office (Neh. Cement flower boxes, vases, uins, bird baths, lawn seats, sun- $ o dials, ornamental gazeing globes, Spanish jars and other ceiaent y products, flowers and shrubbery*. ;I* FOR SALE- «1 dwelling* cheap. X m houses and lot* O t of Milledgeville X r on term*. Alio £ ict and lot*. Sec % once Milledgeville,' O 8-22-29 East Macon Cement Works J. J. RYLE, Owner & Operator 119 Jones Ave., Macon, Ga. Phone 2133-J g NEW RUBBER NOW MEANS SAFETY THIS WINTER} A BETTER PRICE FOR YOUR CAR, NEXT SPRING! A few of the Reasons Why You Should Own a GENERAL # ELECTRIC Afi^-KVKLSa. KEff , E£i€SElEA r 5 , «B5L When :t comes to actually selecting a particular mod- cm electric refrigerator, a prospect wants reasons* Here arc a lew suggestion that will guide you—rea- sons why you should select the “Years Ahead" re' frigerator: • Thc only refrigerator with hermetically sealed mech anism. That means no oiling—ever. And no dirt, air or moisture in the workin; rats. Barifchment of trouble. Quietness. Elimination of repairs and servicing —proved 1 :he fact :hat there arc more then 300,000 owner- and not one has spent a single dollar for repairs or service! at the t good business to put on new rubber all around? Yes .. . These are All ’ ■ Goodrich Tires Silv ertowns g 3 0x3 ! ,2 31x4 $ 6.25 fi 18.80 i 32x4 11.50 29x4.40 7.50 30x4.50 ... 8.50 31x5.25 12.25 35x6.00 14.80 Whatever you do, do it now. mind to act promptly — or i tunity, for these terms will very soon. Investigate today 1 $r J BIG TIRE SALE STARTS TODAY J UST take a look at thoss figures! Yes, they’re our prices on tires . . . cut, right now, to give you a special op portunity for fall and winter driving! And on Goodrich Tires, too! Tires with such leatures as stretch-matched cord . . . cur ing by the famous Goodrich water-cure process . . . traction and ease of steering that have made Goodrich treads univer sally recognized for the scientific correctness of their design! And think what such prices mean . . . Your tires probably are be ginning to chcr* the carets of ' ieng summer of hard driving. Treads are no longer a fair match for winter driving which isn’t so far away. Better come in to sea us right away! Better check over your present rubber once again . . • carefully . . . and see how good it looks next to sound, new Goodrich Tires! For these prices can’t last long. Act right nowl POWZK COMPANJT JZEN WHEREVER WE SERVE Goodrich Silver^owns L D. SMITH