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To think nxihout cczitttston clearly; i

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MORNING PRAYER,

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MANY SUPERSTITIONS ABOUT MARRIAGE NEED DEBUNKING

To love his iellownieit sincerely; I

should live my _iiie_ within these nar.

'.i‘ri act from ltoitesi motives purely"; To trust in God and Heaven securely." --Hettry \'an Dyke.

‘The temwrattire rarely falls he- low 9o‘ (liLZYPCq Faliretiheit, oti the bland of Fotmusa.

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row bounds oi time and circum. stance, let nie now go forth into the world with a brave and trusttui iheart. It has plezued Thee to with- _ -——-—_ ,h0lti irominc a. perfect knowlcugor ‘ Using atom-smashing machines, therefore deity me not the grace of tscrzitists have CWEHECl 232 new laith b)’ winch i may lavnold 0f lradio-active atotng in addition to things unseen. Thou ms iztven me hi5 naiurzil radio-active substances 115519 R911}? tli°_1_1]1°11_1¢1 T-hmlis l0 my v ma, “v4‘\:v kn0._\.n_ ovin. dtnte, tut oie usc _'1ni.n_e own

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There Is No Magic In The Marriage Cere- mony And No Aladdin Later

Did you ever think about how manv of the popular beliefs about mar- riage are false? Here are a. few of the common supeiztitions about the holy estate which lead innumerable credulous people to their doom:

That if boys and Rirlg marry they will grow up together with the same tastes interests and de- sires and be trulv two souls with but a slnge thought, two hearts that beat as one. as the poet says. That miracle doesn't happen once in a itali- dred times. Nature, not association, settles how l1 child develops, and the reason drvoroe courts are crowded with young men and women is because when the kid ltnsbands and wives became adult they didn't have a. single thing in common.

That two can live as cheaplv as one. can't.

They

IS A DANGER SIGNAL

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hfARCH 2i to APRIL M (Aries) --’lou-1.\' puts it up to you if you are ant-r iizg gains or accomplish- 1121112. hiildiy bent-ficent rays. Your full and enthusiastic o0- operatton can And should do l. finished Job. An uniable disposi- tion Will help.

APRIL 21 to MAY 20 (hurus) —Put your personal whims aside for today. Splendid indications for btisine-s gains in your star aspects. The practical and necessary duties precede utlstic, romantic, or frivolous issues.

MAY 21 to JUNE ll. (Geminl)—- Your greatest headway will, or can, be made in industrial, mechanical, mantttttcturuig and such essential interests. Stats favor money-mak- ing in all wholesome and useful activities.

JUNE 22 to JULY l8 (Cancer)- Lay your plans carefully, efficiently, and proceed without fuss or doubt czirryung them out N0 valuable time should be wasted on nonsens- ical projects this advantageous day.

JUIJY‘ 24 to AUGUST 22 (Le0)— Stars show a more generous set of planetary aspects (for bufiiness pro- gress) for you born after Atttzttst '1 than for you other Ltoites. But clay

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INGRATITUDE

I hate ingratltude more in a man j than lying, valnnesc, babbling, ‘drunkenness or any taint of vice.—- Shakespeare,

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AUGUST a to armament a (Virgo) - Very good for from uofiurtuntttes. eipecially if you are receptive to new ideas and. will keep your methods and efforts in tune wldtt puibiic demands. Your at- titude toward everything today wni make or break your plans and good.

internttom. AEPHMIBER. M to 0010333, 28 (Libra) -- Unexpected benefits indicated and advantageous eon,- titcts likely. Don't turn a deaf ear to Wmlghy Propositions or sound sug- gestions that may bring improve. menu. Advertise your work m4 other interests. Advancement through friends and superiors. OCTOBER, 24 to NOVEIVJIBELFL 28 (Scorpio) — In the least expected lanes you are most likely to find your chances for gains today, much means you will have w be 011 Your toes every minute and wil- ling to sacrifice some pet hobbies, Durham. for advancement in your line of endeavor. , NOVEMBER 2a to Bloom/Lanai 22 WigLttarius) - It may be e,‘ hard mitt m get things started but a little patience mixed with en. thuslasrrts and perststenoy will do wonders. Financial matters favored. DECEMBER 23 to JANUARY 21 (CuIJYICOYXI) -_ Beneftc rays par-l liiliuufly favoring industrial, invest- mful. legal and domestic interests. You in menial positions and you in authoritative ones can and shouldl make personal gains and enjoy fruits obtainable through sensible, cooperation. = JANUARY 22 to FEBRUARY 2t (Aquarius) — Forget the worries of the yesterday's. TODAY is hire and 1“ 111v ‘With solenoid possibilities f0!‘ your particular talents aitd abil- ity. Be fired with the enthusiasm and ambitzon necessary to success. Romance approved. rirnnuarty 21 to MARCH 2i- (Pi-SC S) -— Not favorable for big DTCQIOSltlOHS or new undertakzngs, but productive and encouraging for every-day routine and neces- sary matters, You can succeed if you wt h and try.

A CHILD BORN ON THIS DAY

tress, reticence, keen penetration, aptitude for inventions, fondness for study and travel. Inclined to be moody but will flourish under kindly understanding and en- couragement. Has fine capability, high ideals.

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Let me not refuse any opportunity of service which may offer itself to-day. nor fall pre to any temptation that may e in wait

or me. Let not the sins of sterday be re- atcd in the ll e of to-day, nor~ o life of to-day set any evil example to the life of to-morrow.

O God of my forefathers who hast in eve age enlightened the souls of the fat hful. I ank Thee for the "vitamin “it?” s ves w us - glzililehsgints Qrlfaqlfgi {IT-e irhelpniviigtoi may win from their example. thank Thee for the memory of . .

and . . . . . .: for apostles: Bropheta, and mung: but most for c Incarnation of v dear Son, in

whose name said. Amen

EVENING PRAYER. 10rd. I cry unto thee: make haste

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unto a; give eas- unto my voice, when cry unto thee. Let m prayer Ibo set for h before thee as rise:

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i . who for ivelli all thine iniquitioe: who hea eth all thy diseases: whot redcemeth thy life from des- ru

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who crowneth thee with loving kind- ness and tender mercies;

who satisfleth thy mouth with good tihingis; :0 that th youth is re- newed like the eag e s.

Who can understand his errors? cleanse thou me from secret faults. Keep back thy servant from pre- sumptuous sins; let them not have dominion over me: then shall I be b? lnnOCGnt

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Have mercy upon cordi unto the multitude of thy tender mercies, blot out my trans- gressions. Wash me throughly from mine iniquity, and cleanse me from mv sin. For I acknowledge my trans- gressions: and my sin is ever before me.

Be thou my stnm habitation. whereunto f may cont nuallv resort.

I will both lav me down in peace. and sloen: for thou. Lord, only mak- est me divell in safety. Amen.

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same amusements. And if they

That there is some magic in the

character of men and women: l-liui- turns a. rounder into a Pal-tern, oi domesticity; that quenches the thirst of a. orunkaru ior liquor; that ener- gizes a, lazy, shirtless, ncer-do-wcll into becoming a. go-getter; that cures a. vii-ago of her temper; that makes a clothes-road girl preier basement bargains to French unper- tations and that converts Mamas spoiled darting into an unselfish and considerate “tic. MllllOlLi ot peo- ple still bedevc that bad actors _vt'1li “settle down" alter marriage into good ones, but few, if any, have ever seen it happen. .

That either a husband or wife can make over the other to suit his or her taste after marriage. It can t be done. Heredity, etivironment and Mother's influence have mane a man and woman what they are, and it is folly to try to change them. Never- the ess, the world is filled with the sound of crashing homes and the moans and groans of those whose matcsyure trying to cut them over to then" own perforated paper pat- tern.

That because q, man a model son or a, girls. devoted daughter is a sign that either will make a good husband or wife. Ninety-lime times out of a hundred it is the reverse, ior the man never cuts its mother's apron string. 51-114 ‘hi? 811'] alwe. a thinks that her husband sho d be perfectly delighted to work to support her family.

That children always draw a hus- band and wife closer together. Sometimes they do. Just as, often the first baby marks the beginning of the alienation between a hus- . The woman b0- comes so much absorbed in her children that she has n0 interest in her husband and he either takes refuge in his business or finds some other woman to hold his hand while his Wile is holding the baby s.

That it ‘is better to be an old man's darling than a young T113113 slave. No vounz mun 15 B5 Q1110‘ nlcal as an old mo!» 011d 31W H111 who marries an old than thinking that she is 20 "F! i0 10 117111199“ and indulged and able to do her ovm sweet way‘ is sadly ml lrtkth. She will find_ im selfish and exact- ing and domineering, for those are the traits of ase- In addluou I0 which he will add lea-oust’. so i111“ the diamond bracelets on her W115i! will rattle like letters in hcr chr5-

These are-a ‘few olThe unfounded superstitions about marrlaiZP- T110"? are others equally untrustworthy. write your own.

Don't Bury Yourself

owing seed of hardy annuals on

the frczen grcund in the garden for

l the earliest start. You can do this

,with any variety which self-sows i, freely,

l see that your trots, mower and lawn rotor are in conclitrn for service. A title oil lure and there will remove attd prevent rust.

Watch cookery columns for new ‘ways to prepare vegotabiem A new i "V19 is boiling globe rootrd radishes. They taste like a mild flavored tur- nllP-

Plant at least a few of the out- standing novelties the year. Many of them are improvements over old varieties, and will be a welcome change.

Drew your garden plan this year You will be glad you did it once you get the habit.

look after the lawn Give it lend- ing Where needed and apply plant food. Also roll it when the frcst is out of the ground.

Make up your list of annuals. Try two or three you don't know this year to add interest to the garden.

Plan for another crop in the rows ggatcd M’ radfshes, sphach and s.

Time to think about hotbeds. Are the frames in good shape?

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Besides, vou can't count on there just being two to feed and clothe. or four or more. And you can't economize 0n I

That iust love is enough ‘to m"!!! on and that a couple can be Del’- fectly happy billing andcooing and telling each other Alter marriage people are just as ltung-iy as thev were be- They take the same interest in the new fashions. , have to do without these the thrills S0011 peter out and romance goes into the discard.

,feel that their lives are much hard-

marriage ceremony that change. the .

Generally there are three

how they adoie They enjoy the

er than the lives of others, women who ltave immured themselves in their homes and r use to leave them and yctfeel that their homes are almost lJYlfllllS? I am greatly concerned about my sister who is like this. She is 55 years old-which is still youn fortheso days — and in perfect heath yet she has simply d herself into her own home and

re uses to go out socially or even to do her own shopping. This is caus-

ing her to grow critical and fault»

fuiding and tyrannical and unpleas- ant to live with. She supervises our every move and thinks that we should live 5,5 narrow a. life as ghl! docs. When her own children were small her home life kept her busy and gave her something to think about. she is still trying to make her homo sufficient for all her needs, 311;! it is proving disasgrous. what to o .

Answer:

The only person who can hell! your .istcr s herself. Unless she can see the foilv of her conduct and break the shackles of habit she has forged on herself her case is ho - less. But it is pitiful to think o I. wontari dcliberatel shutting her- self awav from all ' e lea-sures BhQ airtight have for, in pea itv. the BOY" mn.1 middle-aged woman who ha! done her task of rearing a fine fam- ily and freeing them launched in the lwforld has come to the iiiflvfime 0f i e.

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Continue on Low-Celery Food:

_“See how much weight I’ve lost!" lays Mrs. Slim, displaying her loose

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