In
these days of much education along the lines of public health, and especially that phase of the subject which has been termed "preventive medicine," it is noticeable that not even the most sanguine of the advocates of drastic health laws permits himself to prophesy the utter extinction of disease by these methods.
ONE
of the meanings of the verb to try is to attempt, or to put forth an effort, and it is simply astonishing how often trying is made to take the place in human experience of actual doing.
THE
spiritual idea embodied in the word restoration is of tremendous significance, whether we take it in its many Scriptural settings or in the writings of our revered Leader, Mrs.
How the fears of the people are played upon, and almost a panic created, is well illustrated in the newspaper reports and press despatches which for some weeks past have given prominence to the alleged epidemic of poliomyelitis, or infantile paralysis, which is said to be prevailing at the present time in New York City and its suburbs.
WITHIN
the word "procrastination" hides another, which pretends to be insignificant because it is so small, but actually is a thief that needs to be caught, for the good of men and nations.
