Article June 11, 1949 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Brewster Adams, Robert E. Speer, A. W. Fortune, William J. Groah, Robert A. Dickson

Brewster Adams in a column in the Nevada State Journal Reno, Nevada

In life we learn, if we are wise, what not to think. The wrong thought brings only misery to a man. It cuts at his heart and poisons his mind and becomes an indwelling affliction which takes all the health and happiness out of right living.

The only cure for a bad thought is a good one to crowd it out. "Count your blessings" and you forget your miseries.

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