NATURAL BUT FALLACIOUS.
•■ We are living in an age in which there has been a greater development ()i material advantages of all kinds than
there has ever been in a similar space of time in past ages. Do nor let that fact make ns conceited: you nc.or know quite how much you are building on foundations laid for you by others. In this century alone we have seen the development of motors, of telephones. of gramophones, of enormously increased use of electricity for industry in the home, and last, and most wonderful of all. the development, of wireless, which is still in its infancy. And it is perfectly natural, when peojdc see such progress being made in the various fields of human effort and human life, that they feel there must he some short cut to a general improvement in the relationships of human life. It is most natural, but it is fallacious.”—Mr Baldwin. British Prime Minister.
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 January 1927, Page 1
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157NATURAL BUT FALLACIOUS. Hokitika Guardian, 13 January 1927, Page 1
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