The Only True Test Of Values, Either

Anyone Who Keeps Learning Stays Young.

The Basically Simple Things Are Best, Whether It's Automobiles Or Diets Or Philosophy.

When One Speaks Of Increasing Power, Machinery, And Industry There Comes Up A Picture Of A Cold, Metallic Sort Of World In Which Great Factories Will Drive Away The Trees, The Flowers, The Birds, And The Green Fields. And That Then We Shall Have A World Composed Of Metal Machines And Human Machines. With All Of That I Do Not Agree. I Think That Unless We Know More About The Machines And Their Use, Unless We Better Understand The Mechanical Portion Of Life, We Cannot Have The Time To Enjoy The Trees, And The Birds, And The Flowers, And The Green Fields.

I Was Happier When I Was Doing A Mechanic's Job.

There Are A Million Boys Growing Up In The United States Who Have Never Seen A Saloon, And Who Will Never Know The Handicap Of Liquor And This Excellent Condition Will Go On Spreading Over The Country When The Wet Press And The Paid Propogandists Of Booze Are Forgotten. The Abolition Of The Commercialized Liquor Trade In This Country Is As Final As The Abolition Of Slavery.