Article July 13, 1963 Issue

"Murmur not"

GLADYS C. GIRARD

"Errors disappear in the ratio that they are
uprooted and cast out of thought"

We all use too much energy and time in grumbling and murmuring about difficulties, oftentimes wholly imagined. This grumbling may not always be done audibly; more often it is done in the deep recesses of thought. In fact, a nearly constant argument is going on in the human mind, and much of it is complaint.

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