The Mentor: Bolivia, vol. 5, Num. 18, Serial 142, November 1, 1917 — John Shaqi
The Mentor: Bolivia, vol. 5, Num. 18, Serial 142, November 1, 1917Newman, E. M. (Edward Manuel)
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The Mentor: Bolivia, vol. 5, Num. 18, Serial 142, November 1, 1917
Newman, E. M. (Edward Manuel)
Bolivia -- Description and travel
The Prize Contest Letters have been coming in fast. There are so many
good ones that it will be difficult to make a choice. I am going to
print extracts from some of them. A part of the first letter appears on
the opposite page. It tells of The Mentor as a _friend_. Could there be
any happier note to begin with than that? Other letters will tell of
the many ways in which The Mentor is or can be made valuable in home,
school and social life. The story of one reader will help another, and
the sum total of the information will be of benefit to all.
[Illustration: W. D. Moffat
EDITOR]
A FRIEND IN THE HOUSE
A MESSAGE FROM A MENTOR READER
“Some time ago a very neat stranger called at my home and made the hour
so pleasant, that he at once became my friend. Now this friend has a
permanent place in my home, and is known throughout the vicinity as
‘The Mentor.’
“The reason why so many are acquainted with this friend of mine is
because of his value and usefulness manifested in every subject and
service. The Mentor has a permanent personal and social value. There
might be added that also of inspiration. The Mentor has a message of
interest and importance. It has a voice with a true ring, that speaks,
as it were, from personal experience.
“In company with this companion and friend, one may be charmed as the
story of the distant past or that of unfamiliar and remote things,
people and places is being unfolded. Hardly can there be found any one
so generous, considerate and tactful.
“The Mentor calls twice a month to inform, enlarge the vision, to
inspire and encourage old and young, men and women, in all walks of
life.
“The social value is vital. Whether it be in the home or elsewhere,
The Mentor furnishes food for intelligent conversation that has weight
and depth. The personal value is realized more and more as the weeks
come and go. Impressions are left on the mind which in time ripen into
principles.
“If I wished to make a friend more friendly, I would give him The
Mentor. If I had an enemy--well--I would send him The Mentor. It might
make him my friend.”
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