1967-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1967 December Voice | Page 52

MERRY
MHi tUl
CHRISTMAS
Christmas, 1967! A time to pause
in our everyday activities and to
take note of the many blessings we
have and to strive anew for "peace
on earth and goodwill toward men.”
With this in mind, your VOICE Edi­
tor wishes to present the following
as a guideline and an inspiration.
It appeared in the Reader’s Digest
in 1954. The author is unknown.
ONE SOLITARY LIFE
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airborne contamination, helps pre­
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hood of scars.
Use for surface wounds, wire cuts,
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scrapes and ulcers of horses and all
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Bomb ..........................................$2.98
At your local Franklin dealer or
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O. M. FRANKLIN SERUM CO.
Box 22335, Wellshire Station
Denver, Colorado 80222
"Nineteen wide centuries have
come and gone, and today he is
the central figure of the human
race and the leader of the column
of progress.
"We are far within the mark
when we say that all the armies
that ever marched, all the navies
that ever sailed, and all the par­
liaments that ever sat, and all the
kings that ever reigned, put toge­
ther, have not affected the life of
man upon this earth as has that
One Solitary Life.”
'•There was a young man who
was born in an obscure village, the
child of a peasant woman. He grew
A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS
up in another village. He worked
and
A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
in a carpenter’s shop until he was
to
YOU
and YOURS from the en­
thirty, and then for three years he
was an itinerant preacher. He never tire staff of the VOICE Publishing
wrote a book. He never held an of­ Company!
fice. He never owned a home. He
never had a family. He never went
to college. He never put his foot
inside a big city. He never traveled
TROJAN SPECIALTIES
two hundred miles from the place
PURCHASED
where he was born. He never did
any of the things that usually ac­ Trojan Specialties Inc., of St. Louis,
company greatness. He had no cre­ Mo., has been purchased by a group
headed by Henry J. Lunnemannand
dentials but himself.
Edwin W. Wechsler. TheTrojan Com­
"While he was still a young man,
the tide of public opinion turned pany has manufactured quality horse
trailers - including one-, two-, and
against him. His friends ran away.
four-horse models - since 1954.
He was turned over to his enemies.
Trojan specializes in the design
He went through the mockery of a and fabrication of customized trail­
trial. He was nailed to a cross be­ ers to fit the horseman’s individual
tween two thieves. While he was needs. The unique employment of
dying, his executioners gambled for fiberglas in tops, fenders, and other
the only piece of property he had components has long been associ­
ated with the Trojan Trailer trade­
on earth, and that was his coat.
mark. A special suspension system
When he was dead, he was laid in
a borrowed grave through the pity has also been developed for a safer,
smoother ride.
of a friend.
VOICE of the Tennessee Walking Horse