THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES.
Tim Pi.ack Ob- .Rh unamsm. “The limdei'ii world could not live and progress without the newspaper. . . Unless we knew, day hv day. what people are doing in our nation, in our country, in our village, we should lie like men wandering about in the dark, and we should find it far more diliicult than we do now to obtain the cooperation of others for good and worthy objects .... It is good to know of the sound work which is being done by others. It is even good to know within reasonable limits, the evil that is being don.-- under the sun in order that we may lay our plans and bring up our forces to cheek that evil. \\ it lion t. that daily report on the world’s doings, which is the modern newspaper. we should for the most part be blind and de.-if: and ii not. dumb, at any rate hardly able to speak abn't: a whisper."
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Hokitika Guardian, 5 January 1923, Page 2
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161THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES. Hokitika Guardian, 5 January 1923, Page 2
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