Ways To Combat
Nervousness Are
Briefly Outlined
(Continued From Page 3)
it as wholehpartedly as you would
if you wore able. Faoh person
must leai'n to balance these items
in his daily life; and well plan
ned days made a well-planned
life.
8. Shun the puritanical consci
cnee. Conscience is a good guide
but a poo" master. The puritani
cal conscience makes a moral is
sue cf every trivial thought or
Its motive is self-defenst
against guul ot vonsemusness of
moral error. Soul-harrowing an
alyses are expressions of worry
about self. Truth and honesty
need not be beaten with the stick
of introspection. Const**oce
should be a gentle guide—a still
small voice; not a Simon Legree.
9. Waste no energy in “getting
up steam” each time you tackle a
difficult job. This is a kind of
preliminary flourish—like pick
ing up a moral sledge hammer
and heroically swinging it to
rest” of ambition is a noble spur
make an impression on “sidewalk
■superintendents” or yourself.
SLAB WOOD
For Sale
Short or long lengths
WILLI AMSTON SUPPLY CO.
Phone 24G0
Gt Pay In l nitrd States
Far Ahead of British
If you havo heard any com
plaint from any young American
who has just been drafted ihat his
pay of $75 per month is “lousy,”
just .remind him 1hat his British
comrade-in-arms gets only $1(1.!!0
a month, «the Greek soldier, $10.!',0
and so on down to the Turkish
draftee, who is mustered into the
army at 11 cents a month.
Pork Prices Fail To Reflect
Drep In Payments for Hogs
——.•>—_
While, hog prices have declined
nearly fifteen percent since rr.id
stmmer. little of the drop has
been pase& s’t&ijg to . i
the price of pork, according to the
Agriculture Department. A fur
ther decline in hug prices was
forecast between now and Decem
ber, as seasonal marketings in
crease.
Almost 30 billion tons of coal
have been produced in the U. S.
since 1800.
This does not mean that a job
should be tackled without prep
aration: but when something has
to be done, waste no time in dra
matics—just do it.
10. Do not kick against the
pricks of life. The “divine un
to better action, but the restless
ness of discontent is a miserable
state of misunderstanding.
To follow these rules absolutely,
is beyond human frailty, but to
steer one's course by some such
compass is possible and practical,
i —The NTA Reporter.
Phenol, aniline, picric acid,
TNT. and hundreds of other com
pounds valuable as dyes, drugs,
and chemical reagents are deriva
tives of coal.
Midwestern cool companies are
converting many areas . from
which the coal has been taken by
surface mining, into fertile pas
tures and dairy farms.
Gases now wasted in coal min
ing — such as methane — may
eventually be utilized in produc
ing power, according to a British
scientist.
Fourteen hundred million ton?
nf coal and the equivalent of an- j
other 800 million tons, as oil and
natural gas, are used bv man eve-,
ry year.
Diosal engine manufacturers are
helping to finance research work
on development of a gas produc
ei to gasify coal by Complete
combustion.
Today some- electric power
plants can generate one kilowatt
hour with less than a pound of
coal, while 30 years ago it took
three pounds.
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