Evening Round Up More Good Stuff Like Pep   By: William Crosbie Hunter (1866-)

A number of obvious typographical errors have been corrected, but words consistently misspelt by the author have been left intact.

EVENING ROUND UP

More Good Stuff Like PEP

by

COL. WM. C. HUNTER

Author of

Pep Dollars and Sense Brass Tacks Ginger Snaps and Other Books

[Illustration: the author]

$1.00 Net Published by Hunter Service Kansas City, Mo., U. S. A. Copyright, 1915 by Wm. C. Hunter

CONTENTS

Page

Anger 150 Brass Tacks 250 Character 252 Church 180 Closing Note 242 Continuous Happiness 86 Crying Babies 218 Dad 215 Daughters 138 Diet Rules 71 Doing Things Twice 34 Dollars and Sense 249 Dreams 97 Egotism 188 Elimination 82 Fake Medicines 177 Food 134 Friends 104 Geology 193 Ginger Snaps 251 Girl 221 Gloom 46 Happiness 49 Home 68 Inventory 185 Insomnia 156 In the Big Woods 124 Laziness 119 Leaders 231 Making Plans 14 Man's Danger 108 Medicine 57 Mental Pleasures 206 Mistakes 159 Mother 128 Natural Law 18 Negative Attitude 73 Nerves 38 Observation 28 Old Age 234 Our Bodies 131 Our Sons 111 Panama 209 Patriotism 197 Pep 246 Perseverance 190 Personal 22 Pessimists 43 Pills 173 Pioneer Mothers 145 Poise 142 Practical Helps 26 Reading 61 Real Charity 100 Religious Extremes 114 Ridicule 200 Salt 154 Self Accusation 89 Sincerity 167 Speculation 225 Stars 228 Thought Control 53 Time 238 To day 212 To morrow 161 Verbomania 65 Walking 78 Wives 203 Woman's Beauty 94 Worry 9

Dedicated to Nancy, my wife

FOREWORD

Each evening, just before retiring, we will have a little Round Up of the day's doings, of the problems in our business and home life, of our hopes and ambitions.

We'll try to solve perplexities, dissolve worries, absolve ourselves from pull backs, and resolve to better our lives.

We'll plan and prepare that we may have more poise efficiency peace; that's Pep.

We'll learn how to establish helpful thought habit that our lives may be full of gladsome notes instead of gruesome gloom.

We'll aim at

LIFE LOVE LAUGHTER

These, then, are the purposes of this book.

WM. C. HUNTER, Kansas City, Mo. July 18, 1915.

WORRY

The Nerve Racking Pace That Causes "Americanitis"