Editorials from the Hearst Newspapers by Arthur Brisbane
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page 135 of 366 (36%)
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This is tiresome? All right, then we'll stop. But whether we tire or interest you, remember: As a man thinks, so he grows. Think, study, use all the hours that separate your croupy cradle from your gloomy grave. Those hours are few. CULTIVATE THOUGHT--TEACH YOUR BRAIN TO WORK EARLY Two centuries back a young man of twenty-three sat in the quiet of the evening--THINKING. His body was quiet; his vitality, his life, all his powers, were centred in his brain. Above, the moon shone, and around him rustled the branches of the trees in his father's orchard. From one of the trees an apple fell. No need to tell you that the young man was Newton; that the fall of the apple started in his READY brain the thought that led to his great discovery, giving him fame to last until this earth shall crumble. How splendid the achievement born that moment! How fortunate for |
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