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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1941
Page
5
A Christian Science weekly lesson sermon on May 4 emphasized repentance and mercy. The Golden Text from Proverbs 28 13 warns that sins hidden will not prosper. Galatians 6 7 8 warns sowing to flesh brings corruption while sowing to Spirit brings life everlasting.
Melrose activity fills the week with visitors from Dillon Wise River and Butte. Mrs. Ruby Wilhelm and Mrs. Bessie Dedman along with relatives visit Idaho trips and home stays. Community members attend meetings, shop, and travel to Ram say Butte and Dillon for business and recreation.
David W. Fairbanks, set to graduate with the class of 1941 tomorrow from Beaverhead County High School, applies for U S Navy enlistment. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Tom Fairbanks of Dillon.
Mr and Mrs H M Warner were business visitors in Butte Wednesday. The visit highlighted the couple's professional engagements and local commerce interactions during their stay.
A historical quote notes that many men know how to flatter but few know how to praise. It frames flattery as common and sincere praise as rare, reflecting on virtue and discernment.
A devotional collection of moral maxims and biblical quotes from various authors. The items urge charity, virtue, and kindness, citing Galatians, Sir Philip Sidney, Mary Baker Eddy, Chilton, and Herrick to encourage benevolence and gentle conduct.
A brief collection of reflections on praise and dispraise from Samuel Johnson and Mary Baker Eddy. The excerpts discuss how praise can mislead and how censure affects the heart, noting the grace required to bear affirmation and the limited harm of criticism.
A collection of brief maxims on hardship and growth. Notable lines from Bronson Alcott Quarles Mary Baker Eddy Thomas Fuller and Lord Byron highlight learning through misadventure loss of earthly hopes and the ascent to wisdom. The sayings emphasize cross crowns mortal pleasures and spiritual joy.
The passage contrasts praise with intrinsic value, suggesting praise teaches us what we ought to be rather than what we are. It notes that praise, like gold, gains value from scarcity and becomes cheap as it increases.
The quote argues that the value of loss is determined more by what remains within us than by what is gone, suggesting that true greatness of sorrow is linked to preserved inner strength. It reflects on resilience and the endurance of the soul after hardship.
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