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“The stirring tales that erery child vpnce knew, r rpidly dropped out c/f the texts. Although they jhsd-heeii worth a thousand brass bands in instilling pride of conn* try, nothing appeared to take their place."
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On hii return from a siege in the hospital, Charlie Jenkins gays us the following poem. We can sympathise with Kin} heartily.
J*m tired of pills and [capsules red; Pm tired of being all day in bed; I’m tired of nurse’s finger tips, * thermometers between my lips. And I’m tired as I can be Of doctors going os I’m tired of putting all my hopes Bi pressure pumps land stethoscopes.
I In fact, the simple ttfth to tell, I’m getting sick of getting well; And though I’m told It’s for the
}’ best, L Pb tired of being forced to rest. 1 should be grateful gnd bugled fOr every gift of health IVe had., 1 should not bitterly pomplaln r This late about a twinge of pain. But as a cure, rest’s better stuff; And doctor, I hart bad enough.
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We regret that some jof the papers this wssk stated Methodist Chun* in was established in l»M+4t should hara read "1W4"
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