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F A L L S C IT Y N E W S
Inspiration
Miscellany
Why Not Curo Your Bod HsbltsT
In ■ lingo eastern city I* n profcn
olonal hypnotist who liua n w hie repu
tation fur curing tlin hulilt of Intern
perauee. Ill* method la very «Imple.
"There la uu real hypnotism about It
•—linleoa It la a mailer of aelf hypno
tism." tilla professor ouco aulil. “ I
simply observe tba mlntl proveas of Ihe
man that drinks and advlso him how
to reverse It. The subconscious solll
oquy In the mind o f Iho man that
drinks runa som ething lik e this: ‘ When
did I have my last ball? W h e w ! Ijutig
as that! I don't see how I stood It so
long Wouldu t havo thought It poaal
ble.' Aud so on the victim repeals to
blmaelf on the principle tliut he needs
this periodical stimulant Just as It Is
necessary to heap coal on to tire to
keep It from burning out. In a word,
that man self hypnotizes himself luto
tho belief that he needs a drink.
“ My ad vies to cure this craving Is
not to tight the appetite, but to light
down the cause thut leads to the ap
petite. le t a man repeat to himself
over and over again: ‘ I really don't
need this drink. If I take It, It's sim
ply a matter o f pouring so much down
my throat au|>erf!uuualy, for I could
get along without.' Before long he
will be surprised bow Instead of hyp
notising himself Into drink he will
hypnotise himself out of It."
Simple, Isn't It? Hut If this self
hypnotism, or whatever you choose tv
call It, Is a cure for Intemperance why
la It not equally a recipe for curing
other laid habits?
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How sweat and gracious, evsn
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ls that fine sens# which men call
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YThslescme ss air and gantai aa ths
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Welcome In every dim e as breath
of flowers,
It transmutas aliens Into trusting
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—Jamas T. Fields.
Nobody's Business.
Under the Irapresslou that It la "no
body's business." young people are apt
to take chances with their reputations
which the older persona know ar«
fatal.
The thoughtlessness of youth Is re
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Young man or young woman. Is not
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
tuun began bis football career a t T u fts,
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FUNERAL
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thousand years later he would havs
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Mr. Rockefeller said that Paul's virtue
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T H A N K S G IV IN G .
followed by preaching at 8:00.
W e thank thee. Lord, for on« more
Mid-week prayer meeting7:30 p.m
year
Everyone cordially invited to
With all Its months have brought;
Both boon and bane, both peace and
attend
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pain,
Thy sovereign hand hath wrought.
Edgar N. Long. Pastor.
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clean, interesting stories and instructive articles on History, Science, Art, Music,
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Abundant gain hath far surpassed
Such loss as life contained:
When such seemed not our favored
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Thy promised grace remained
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While faith doth banish doubt;
Sines this ws know, both weal and
woe
Work thy blest purpose out
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. James C. Erwin, Pastor
Sunday School 10 A. M.
J. R. Moyer. Sunday School Sup't.
Preaching 11 A. M. and 7:30 PM
Junior League, Sunday, 3 P. M.
Miss Marv Hammond.
Epworth Leagae, 6:30 P. M.
Hanvey Deal, Pres.
Mid-week services, Wed. 7:30
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