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Early Evicjnces of
Possession of Genius
"Most of the men who have been
great writers, artists and musicians
particularly, have shown signs of the
development of their genius rather
early in life," say Doctors Walsh and
Foote in "Safe-guarding Children's
Nerves."
"A recent investigation of the subject
has shown, for instance, that out of
some sixty of the greatest artists of
history more than forty of them, that
Is more than two out of every three,
gave definite proof of their genius be
fore they were fifteen. Almost the
same thing is true as regards the
poets. Goethe was only seven when
his talent became manifest, Victor
Hugo was even younger -and was
railed tin enfant sublime, lil^e Pope he
lisped in numbers and the numbers
came; while Alfred de Musset was un
der fourteen when he wrote his first
verse. Of some sixty poets, thirty
eight displayed their talent before
twenty.. Of twenty-eight novelists
twenty-one had revealed something at
least of the genius that was in them
before they were twenty.
"It is among musicians particularly
that very early manifestations of the
bent- of their genius have been noted.
Out of forty musicians, the details of
whose lives have been carefully col
lated with the idea particularly of
bringing out how early their talent
was revealed, thirty eight showed a
decided taste and actual talent before
they were twenty. Curiously enough
the greater the. genius of the musician,
the earlier his genius manifested itself.
Mozart, It will be recalled, was only
five when he surprised his musie-lov
ing family by his musical powers. All
the other great musicians of the
Eighteenth and Nineteenth centuries
followed this rule. Beethoven, for in
stance, Mendelssohn, Shubert, Schu
mann. Auber, Weber and Cherubini
had all shown very clearly their talent
and taste for music before they were
twelve years of age."
New Variety of Apple
By a rare trick of nature there now
exists a new variety of apple which
has not been given a name. The new
variety was accidentally discovered in
New Jersey several years ago, when it
was found that one tree bore two kinds
of apples. The parent tree bears ap
ples of mixed red and green stripes,
while the hew apple, developed on a
single branch, is .1 deep dark red and
has no stripes. Fruit experts studying
the new apple declare it to be a most
promising variety as well as a big
boon to the fruit growers of America.
Horticulturist's term it the product of
a "sport hud." A large nursery com
pany purchased a single branch bear
ing the new fruit, paying the owner
So.000 for it. Buds from this branch
are now being used to develop the new
variety, and it is expected to become
widely known as one of the leading
apples. Pathfinder Magazine.
New Use for Menthol
An all-Aiueriran cold cure, based
on home-grown ' menthol, is a pos*l
hllity held out by the bureau of plant
industry of the I'nited States Depart
ment of Agriculture. Inasmuch as
menthol i< now imported at a cost of
more than annually, govern
ment botanists point out that menthol
bearing mint plants ran.be made a
profitable crop if properly cultivated
:n regions where the climate .is suit
able. Experimental plantings in vari
ous parts i if tlie i'nited States. in the
iast year have shown that the mint
di?es nor '-produce a high enough per
centage of menthol in southern states,
but in the cooler and tnoister northern
states: its culture can be made to pay.
In the Silent Night
In the middle of the night father
heard in the next room ? Roger's room
? a little murmur, very soft:
"Papa, papa! Mamma!"
"That's Roger dreaming." said father
to himself. But the murmur contin
ued. still soft and still mutlled.
"Papa! Mamma! I fell out of bed !"
Father got up, went into Roger's
room and found him actually on the
tioor. '?
"Why didn't you cry louder, sonny?
I might have been asleep and would
not have heard you. You should have
shouted and not whispered for papa."
"But I didn't want to wake you up,"
said Roger. ? From I/Echo de Paris.
This Teaches Us
President Coolidge, whose literary
taste is excellent, said at a White
House luncheon:
"I mistrust best sellers, the authors
whose names are household words, and
whose bank accounts never descend
below four figures.
"Look at l'oe and Whitman. They
stand out above all their contempo
raries t' day, yet Whitman lived in a
little wooden shanty in Camden, while
Poe lived in a little wooden shanty in
Fordham. and they were. both behind
hand with the rent.
"This teaches us that genius will
out. Even during the genius' life It
will out ? at the elbows."
South African Diamonds
The production of diamonds in
South Africa In 1922 was 2,0~>3,09">
metric karats, which was the larg
est since 1920 and comparable to that
of any year since the immediate pre
war period, 1!)11 to 1913, when the
yearly output surpassed 5,000,000
karats. The value in 192." was esti
mated at !?.'!!, 0-19,000. Outstanding fea
tures were the increase of alluvial
compared with mine production and
the development of more serious com
petition froM foreign fields, especially
those in the Belgian and Portuguese
Congo.
AH Sorts of Winter Sports Flourish in Quebec
bus are ? ? ? ?
hi si.ie' ni;iltvr of winter -sports Quebec is perhaps unrivalled on this side of the Atlantic, ami it draws thousand*
of vi?iturs from the United States as well as from Canada. The illustration shows the rink of the Chateau Krontenac
during a tug of war between gentlemen and ladies.
Los Angeles Moored to Her Mast at Lakehurst ,
? 1 a m
SiliiWu.-Ufd against a , leaden sky, L'ncle Sanfs. newest "Pride of the Navy" moored to the mast at the Lakehurst ;
i naval air station for the lirst time. The name "Los Angeles", may he discerned heneath the port lateral tin of the i
great ilirigihle. I in January "1 the Los Angeles ascended with a party of scientific men of the naval observatory at
| Washington to photograph and jjot other important data 011 the eclipse of the sun.
I
Little Boy Saved by His Pet Dog
Here are lhm;-year-old Jack Stowell (if Chicago and his d'ng l'eauty. to j
whom lie owes his life. Jack, while plftying in the kitchen of liLs home lit a
.match and dropped it into a waste paper basket, starting a big lire. I'.eanty
dashed through -the house barking frantically until help catuc; and the Haines
were extinguished.
Death Threats for These Girls
Anna I '.rooks (left) and !]ii/.;ihet!i Ma'ssey (right) are Itein^ |ir<necied t<y
1 jiiuirtls at their homes in Philadelphia, since .Miss Brooks received letters I
.tlireiiteiijri^ her with de.ith if she furnishes information to t lie police regiirti
iiiiT lite rubbery tliey saw. Miss Brooks and Miss Massey were eyevwitnessos
to the holdup <>f two messengers of r lie Bank & Trust company of West Phil- ?
jivieipliia, who were robbed of a satchel containing ?121,00(J.
ITALIAN MEMORIAL ,
"The Spirit ol Uic Komaij .Soldier
A wakening [o | lie I >L'l'ell.">c i?f His
Country,'' latest work of I'ietro Mon
tana, Xew York sculptor, which is to
l>e cast in bronze from cannon cap
tured from the Austrian* by the Ital
ian army, in a group lf> feet high, set
up in Italy as a war memorial.
TASHI LAMA VANISHES
i'hotographic eopy "I painting, by
Sviatoelaw Koerich, a noted Russian
artist who has just come to Now York
from Tibet, of the Taslii Lama, spir
itual head of the Tibetan people, whose
mysterious disappea ranee recently
caused a sensation in t lie East. This
is the tirst time a Taslii Lama has dis
appeared and there is no satisfactory
explanation of the affair, according to
.Mr. Koerich, who adds that Tibetan'
believe it is the precursor of great
changes.
a shade hotter
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