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_WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13^1943
THE GRACE OF KINDNESS
(From a sermon by the Reverend George A. Gor
don, Minister of the Old South Church,'‘Boston, 1884
1927, and one of the most distinguished preachers of
his generation).
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What is the highest human excellence? Put the
question to a normal child, anywhere on the face of
, . the earth,'and there could be but-one answer. Who
were they that interested and delighted you most in
that golden age? There were men and women saint
ly, truly so, and I regret to say that I did not like them.
There were the supremely conscientious persons,*
whose worth and grandeur I can now see, and they*
impressed me then as among the gloomiest and most
unattractive people in the world. They took the
brightness out of the day, the zest out of life,
What is kindness? The word is one of the very*
greatest in our language. It has suffered a good deal*!
from misuse. It is the great, vital expression of all*
excellence, the deepest root of the noblest humanity, j
and its consummate flower. Kindness is the sense of j
the greatness and pathos of human life. The sense'
of the greatness of life comes first. Life is so great:
from every point of view—its achievement, loss, sin,
capacity, hope that the poetry which prefers nature!
to man seems to me mere vaporing.
The kind man cannot look upon this vast scene of
error and pain without pity. His heart is moved with
compassion. He beholds the sorrow^of the world; it;
becomes his sorrow. It is this that makes him,the pure
and tender friend that he is. He lives near to. the
suffering souls of his fellow men he sees the wreck 1
gnd the heartbreak in life; he notes the swiftly pass
ing beauty of it all—
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“Like the rainbow’s lovely form
Evanshing amid the storm—”
and his compassionate heart elects to suffer with his
kind and wait in benign pity upon its need.
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There is a world of pain that need not be; a world
born of sour looks, ungracious speech, unmanly action, j
a world that harrows the hearts of millions. Kind
ness wipes that fast and dismal world out of existence. !
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FOR THE
LADIES I
By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
Peanut Cheese L<mf
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'' 1 cupbeiTed rice*
1 cup chopped salted peanuts 1
1 cup grate^, or finely sliced
jSteese -*$'
i-2 cup cracker or bread crumbs
1-4 cup chopped green peppers
1-2 teaspoon salt
1-2 teaspoon poultry seasoning
1-4 teaspoon pepper
L J egg
1 2-3 cups milk
2 tablespoons marganine or
shortening, melted
Mix ingredients and lightily i
press into greased loaf pan. Bake |
an hour in moderate oven. Un
mold and serve hot.
Escalloped Tomatoes
3 cups tomatoes
2 tablespoons margarine or
f butter
1 tablespoon chopped'cnioji$ 1
1-4 cup diced celery
1-2 teaspoon salt
1-2 teaspoon sugar
1-4 teaspoon pepper
1 tablespoon minced parsley
1-2 cup cubed bread (left
over slices)
Mix ingredients and bake 25 i
minutes in gTeased pan in mod
r erate oven.
Raisin Deep Dish Dessert
1 cup raisins
I 1 2-3 cups water
1-3 cup sugar
1-4 cup flour
j Mi teaspoon salt
1-5 teaspoon cinnamon
i 2 tablespoons lemon juice
1-2 teaspoon grated lemon rind
| 2 tablespoons butter or mar
i garine
I 1 egg
Rich biscuit dough (2 cups
! flour)
Mix raisins and water. Sim
j mer, covered, 20 minutes. Add
j sugar, mixed with flour salt and j
i cinnamon. Blepd ana add juice, I
rind, butter and egg. Pour into I
greased shallow pan. Cover with '
l dough. Make 4 slits in Jtop... Rak,e j
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35 minutes in moderate oven.
When you have about 1 1-2
cups chopped meat leftover from
roast or steak you can make a
delicious Stuffed Mashed Potato
roll. Spread out 2 cups of leftover
seasoned mashed sweet or white
potatoes on a floured heavy wax
ed paper. Cover the potatoes with
1 1-2 cups chopped cooked meat,
1 cup cooked vegetables (peas,
carrots, green beans or spinach),
1-2 cup gravy or vegetable sauce
or milk, 2 tablespoons each chop
ped onions, celery and parsley,
1-4 teaspoon salt, speck salt, 1-8
teaspoon pepper and 2 table
spoons margarine, all mixed. Roll
up in the paper, discard the pa
per and slip the roll into a greas
ed loaf pan. Brush with melted
margarine or gravy and bake 26
minutes in a moderate oven. Un
mold and surround with creamed
cabbage, reheated gravy or any
desired savory sauce.
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CURIOSITY AND A DOG
LYNCHBURG, Va. — (AP) —
The next time H. G. Smith’s ter
rier goes sniffing around, he’ll
make sure it isn’t around a board
plank. Smith hurried to the spot
where the dog was shaking its
nose in pain. Eight copperhead
snakes wiggled from beneath the
plank.
CAREY HEAD MAN
SAMPSON, N. Y.—(AP)—Tom
Carey, ex-Boston Red Sox infield
er, took over the reins as man
ager of the Naval Training Sta
tion nine here when Lieut, (jg)
L. B. Dornati, regular coach, was
rushed to the hospital for an
emergen,y appendectomy a few
hours after the Bluejackets de
feated the Sidney, N. Y., team re
cently. Carey is a seaman, 2nd
class, captain and second baseman
or Sampson.
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