The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 11, 1925, Page 7

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Pres! to the exclusion of any other intoxi- The publishers abandoned the printing plates which they formerly used in printing their dictionary, and now every old dictionary in this city should be discarded, as recent activities have brought additional new words into Be Sere to Read This Sersan How to Talk By FARQUEON JOMmHBON Cearulting Editor Mew Usiversition Dietionsry Articlo Re, 4 When we stop to think bow well our ancestors got along with tr fewer words, it would seem to dis- COUragE by attempt @ eslargr eur present vocabulary. But yee swe take inte consideratice the fact that them were fase mses for words ie those days, It was 2 slow moving woris teco—anevenctul plodding, It required many. tire sete Gays to ennke things by band that we now tWre out im a few moments. by medere eacbicery— and new ineestiam call fer ecw words. It was epore than cigght lumdred years ago that our gresemt lam- guage beg@m to build ‘itself, aad upon rather a shéky Pesdésice, @ that. 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