It Cannot Be Too Often Or Too

Conservatism And Old Fogeyism Are Totally Different Things; The Motto Of One Is "prove All Things And Hold Fast That Which Is Good" And Of The Other "prove Nothing But Hold Fast That Which Is Old."

The Uselessness Of Men Above Sixty Years Of Age And The Incalculable Benefit It Would Be In Commercial, In Political, And In Professional Life, If As A Matter Of Course, Men Stopped Work At This Age.

That Man Can Interrogate As Well As Observe Nature Was A Lesson Slowly Learned In His Evolution.

The Great Minds, The Great Works Transcend All Limitations Of Time, Of Language, And Of Race, And The Scholar Can Never Feel Initiated Into The Company Of The Elect Until He Can Approach All Of Life's Problems From The Cosmopolitan Standpoint.

To Do Today's Work Well And Not To Bother About Tomorrow Is The Secret Of Accomplishment