Dale Carnegie
/ Aetiv* Lift Banishes Worry
QUIONL L PHILLIPS, Charlotte, N.C., once was so dissatisfied
with bis job that he hated to'see the sun rise. He says he made
life miserable for his wife when he came home at night. He was
ready to quit his job, but not having another one to go to he hung
on.
Then his manager told him to pack up and go to Atlanta to a *
sales training school. He had decided that this job
■offered no career for him an be felt he was wast
j mg his time as well as the company’s. But just to
hold on to a job, he reported at the school.
Suddenly- he realized that there were two
alternatives for him: (1) He could just wast time'
and do nothing but be bored. (2) He could fill
ever minute with study and activity and get all he
could out at this course; he had nothing to lose.
The sales training would be good for any new un
dertaking.
So he grabbed on to that course with jaws
firm and he got every speck of knowledge and
experience from it he could. His enthusiasm overwhelmd him. He
hadn’t known he could forget worry so easily. Every day his as
signments were in on time, his lessons prepared, and he partici
pated in class discussion more than he ever had in any lecture
course. To his surprise be gained weight, felt better and got a tre
mendous boost from the training school. He reported back to his
company a new man; worry was gone; enthusiastic activity was
the answer. Since then he has kept so busy practicing the things
he learned that his mind has had no time for worry.
Time passed. At times discouragement and doubt try to creep
into his mind when things don’t do right, but he has found the
i answer. Get busy! An active life is too full to have any room for
1 idle worry!
Carnegie
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This is the month to plant
many of our cool season crops
for the fall arden. In the ex
treme eastern portion of the
state even such crops as I fish
potatoes and tomatoes plants)
may still be planted for a late
fall crop with a fair chance of
making a crop. In other sec
tions of the State It would be
too late for them.
Turnips, rutabagas, mustard
lettuce, Tendergreen, Broccoli,
cabbage, Chinese cabbage, cauli
flower, snap beans, beets, car
rots, kohlrabi, collards, peas, on
ions, shallots, spinach, radishes,
and kale are some of the crops
that may be planted in August
with safety.
A number of this list may be
planted In September. Of course
the key to success Is sufficient
moisture and fertility to bring
about rapid growth. That, along
with proper control of Insects
will give you quality, which Is
as necessary for the home gar
den as for the commercial grow
er.
X would like especially to urge
you to try out kohlrabi. The ed
ible portion of kohlrabi is the
swollen stem which forms Just
above the ground and resem
bles a turnip In shape and taste.
However, It is much milder than
turnip in, flavor and of higher
quality, if grown rapidly.
Another good fall crop is Chi
nese cabbage. This is not a true
cabbage but rather a mustard
although it forms a head. The
variety “Wong Bok” foirms a
short compact head while the
“Chihili” variety forms a tall
slender head. They may be used
in raw salads or may be cooked.
Head lettuce does not usually
head up well in the fall but may
be grown for its leaves, or the
regular leaf lettuce should give
good results. A good variety is
the new one, “Salad Bowl.”
Daffy Dictionary
ALCOHOL: A liquid good for pre
aerving almost everything ex
cept secrets.
. ALIMONY: When two people
make a mistake and one of them
continues to pay for it.
AMERICA: A country where
they lock up juries and let the de
fendant go free.
APPENDICITIS: A modern pain
that costs about $200 more than
the old-fashioned stomach ache.
ATHLETE: A dignified buncji of
muscles, unable to split the wood
or carry out the ashes.
BANK: An institution where
you can borrow money if you can
present evidence that you don't
need it.
BARGAIN SALE: Where a wom
an can ruin one dress while she
buys another.
BIGOT: One who is obstinately
and zealously attached to an opin
ion th^t you do not entertain.
BORE: One who insists upon
talking about himself when you
■want to talk about yourself.
CHILDISH GAME: One at which
your wife beats you.
COMMITTEE: A body that keeps
minutes and wastes hours.
COURTSHIP: A period during
trhich a girl decides whether or
not she could do any better.
DOUBLE JEOPARDY: When
your doctor calls in a consulting
physician.
ECHO: The only thing that can
cheat a woman out of the last word.
ENGLISH: Language spoken al
most everywhere except England.
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The 195(2 lamb crop in North
Carolina totals 32,000 head—10
per cent greater than the 1951
crop, but 3 per cent below the
1941-50 average.
United States mills consumed
a fourth less apparel and car
pet wool in the first four months
of 1952 than they did during the
comparable period of 1951.
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