Great Lives Never Go Out; They Go

I Cannot Always Sympathize With That Demand Which We Hear So Frequently For Cheap Things. Things May Be Too Cheap. They Are Too Cheap When The Man Or Woman Who Produces Them Upon The Farm Or The Man Or Woman Who Produces Them In The Factory Does Not Get Out Of Them Living Wages With A Margin For Old Age And For A Dowry For The Incidents That Are To Follow. I Pity The Man Who Wants A Coat So Cheap That The Man Or Woman Who Produces The Cloth Or Shapes It Into A Garment Will Starve In The Process.

Lincoln Had Faith In Time, And Time Has Justified His Faith.

There Is No Constitutional Or Legal Requirement That The President Shall Take The Oath Of Office In The Presence Of The People But There Is So Manifest An Appropriateness In The Public Induction To Office Of The Chief Executive Officer Of The Nation That From The Beginning Of The Government The People To Whose Service The Official Oath Consecrates The Officer, Have Been Called To Witness The Solemn Ceremonial

Will It Not Be Wise To Allow The Friendship Between Nations To Rest Upon Deep And Permanent Things? Irritations Of The Cuticle Must Not Be Confounded With Heart Failure.

The Indiscriminate Denunciation Of The Rich Is Mischievous.... No Poor Man Was Ever Made Richer Or Happier By It. It Is Quite As Illogical To Despise A Man Because He Is Rich As Because He Is Poor. Not What A Man Has, But What He Is, Settles His Class. We Can Not Right Matters By Taking From One What He Has Honestly Acquired To Bestow Upon Another What He Has Not Earned.