Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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6 Safety On f The Job I There Are ? Two Seas I In Palestine A PARABLE By BRUCE BARTON V There are two seas in Palestine. One is fresh, and fish are in it. Splashes of green adorn its banks. Trees spread their branches over it, and stretch out their roots to dip ^ of its healing water. Along its ^ shore children play. The River Jordan makes this sea with sparkling water from the hills. So it laughs in the sunshine. And men build their houses near to it, and birds their nests; and every kind of life is happier because it is there. I The River Jordan flows on ^ south into another sea. There is no splash of fish, no fluttering leaf, no song of birds, no children's laughter. Travelers dl 1U lliCTI IUUIC, UUXCdd ^ on urgent business. The air hangs above its waters and neither man nor beast nor fowl will drink. What makes this mighty difference in these neighbor seas? Not the River Jordan. It empties the same good water into both. Not the soil in which they lie, not the country round about. I This is the difference. The ^ Sea of Galilee receives but does not keep the Jordan. For every drop that flows into it another drop flows out. The giving and receiving go on in equal measure. The other sea l. f is shrewder, hoarding its in- addre rnmp ipnlnmlv Tt will not V-?p . . - j- j " " fying tempted into any generous impulses. Every drop it gets, it keeps. The Sea of Galilee crease gives and lives. This other sea famil; gives nothing. It is named birth, the Dead Sea. chang There are two seas in Pal- status estine. fied t There are two kinds of peo- a cor pie in the world. Exem Which kind are we??? 3. I THE CLO Safety Com 1 Y' ?r. "Can" Vre You Doiiu Once upon a til inan asked a f; S- ?^3 1 book on better 1 but the farmer "Why should I FrJlrtw book. I ain't farr UIIUW as I know how t Plarifr ^n(* ^at's th< r lant ajj accidents. A r or gets hurt doing oaxety knows how" or a _ _ It's easy to k Rules a accidents. Pract h. dpnts can hp ni just use good e the time and ev< the best we can. Safety can be all ?f us ? all ^^5is the correct C,_ observing safety careful. Most of don't do as "got J-Jglp we know, becaus we don't considt Maintain tant- We don.t li we can easily i p i everyday job s v*uou If you think s; [j I ?if you train yo Housekeeping your work safe likely to have ar same time, if yc tude of thinking you, you will nc accident at horn* way. , ~ Remember th ^ be prevented?b the proof of yoi good sense in dc you can. Report Unsafe ?i j ^Conditions^^ >od Time To Gel cies up to date Up To Dale a living benefi r you provided lave you changed your children? A TT ss recently without noti- ndve y?u the right people? sh?uld b T , . every person! las there been an in- _ i or decrease in your "Johnny," sa y through marriage, "every time I 1 or death, which would a cold chill i ;e your withholding tax back." i? If so, have you noti- "Gee!" ansi he proper people to get "If you had be rected Withholding Tax the other d; ption? caught his finj ^re your insurance poli- you'd have fr< THMAKER les In Cans )U We in "Can" \ All You Can me a young salesarmer to buy a farming methods. replied: * J~" ? I don't need no ning half as good tJDS^rVe .0 now!" j why of almost All nan almost never "as good as he Traffic ,s good as he can. eep from having Regulations .ically all accx- V revented if we'll ommon sense all ;ry time?and do a way 01 me ior that is required ? attitude towards rules and being ^ the time we just xi" for safety as e way down deep ?-p t ?r it very impor- * ea.Cn ike the idea that get hurt on our C^nilaren eriously enough. ifety all the time Safe Play urself to perform ly?you are not Hahit* 1 accident. At the V. >u take this atti- ^^'nm , safety home with it likely have an 2 or on the highat accidents can ?v vol i .^nfotv ic "" ? r iv skill and your ?ing the best that Be Prepared For Home E?ty j ^Emergencies^ ?correct name, Cherry Torte ciary, and have i Cup cake flour for newborn 5 tablespoons p o w d sugar made a will? CUp biUter e a MUST for ... , Mix these ingredient line bottom of 9x13 inc j , Bake for 15 minutes in id the preacher, . , ^ degree oven, hear you swear, h runs down my While this is baking rr following: .vered Johnny, 2 eggs beaten en at our house IV2 cups sugar ay when dad 'i teaspoon salt ger in the door, 1 cup flour n/Pn tn Hpath!" tpasnnnn haL-imr rw FEBRUARY. 1964 Safety Off The Job i 7 Just Around the Corner ^ Springtime Is Clean-Up Time Spring is traditionally the time of year for new things? / it is an ideal time for giving homes and yards a new look. Spring cleaning should not stop with the interior of the home, but should be continued to include the outside of the ^ 1 i J-' ^ uuuse ana surrounamg area, ^ as well. What better time to repair that broken banister or sagging step that has been an eye sore all winter. Keeping up with minor repairs can often save the trouble and expense of major repairs. A fresh coat of paint on the f exterior of a house or even on the trim work does much to enhance its appearance and also is a means for protecting the structure against weather and adding to the life of the > house. Even the most attractive home or building can be cnnilorl Kxr nn imoirtkfltr iforrl ?ssj un HJ J ui U. Spring is naturally a good time for the planting of grass, flowers and shrubs which add to the beauty of homes. But even if no additions or changes can be made to the home, a J thorough cleaning of the area goes a long way towards improving appearances. Accu mulated trash and debris should be removed. Receptacles that are adequate and e r e d neat *n appearance should be used for the collection of trash. Raking or sweeping the , yard is an easy means of re.s ana 11 _i i_*? ^ an muving liuer mai cieiracis a^350 ^rom l??ks of a home. Usher in the new season by cleaning up, painting up or lix the fixing up. Homes that reflect the care and attention of the residents add to the attractiveness of the community as well as to the pleasure of those families who occupy the owder. homes.