Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-11-17
A FAMOUS THURSDAY
How Miss White Made It Q Jolly
THANKSGIVING.

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another house in the village quite as
neat as hers. The interior was spot
| less Never a stray sneck or sn;nniny
,5h, g., - ,,.,. -
VII "'' f'
/ Parucie oi d"st ahy"here' no sPiuer
ever dared to invade even the most OBJ
scure nooks and corners. The sun
shine never faded her pretty furniture,
,,.ho,,,L NON, and ,ho,, :. IA ,,.,,
a., -,
III c''"een ,''e o'nieu 'nu''eS " '',"ae
NICE round warm spot Ior the car 10
pask IN. her cat was very proper
too. he seldom Went out on a damp
or stormy day; ana II ne ana go ne tar
ried long while by the back door,
near the scraPer' 10 make sure that MS
1eet We're thoroughly eieah before ne
'enturea 10 enter tie hitcheh. :,
Inc exterior OF her nome was equaiiy
neat Dry leaves never chaseu eacn
other merrliS III hef upor-!aru' NOT
even Sua! soose iea'neI hau ever
peeli seen among the blades OF ner
iS.ue,soh ~, oes' lawn grass. MISS
hi'e heP' geese one was hot care,
1css Oh tne coHnts anu cushions Oh NE,
10 'ne lat'er she was esPeciaiiy de-
>oteu. hei seese "eie heI treasures,
NO other geese In 'he village couiu
gro" suc,i iea''ers As hers' ana so
haBpeneu ,iiat her oeus' he' Piiioms
anu nei oois'eis "eie MAJ sei> Vi soi'-
hess anu coiiilor'. anu Vi EouIse' sue
Possesseu no emu Vi SOFA piiio"s anu
chair cusnions' not 10 mention = most
eh,icihs ieathery arrangement ior her
Ca; u-, ~,
isS " ni.e ne,e, hh'l'eu SnliuIeh " =,
rlsi' ., mel my uo upse' .hihss ~,
she saiu, anu are SURE 10 get Tue
.nins aMi.; anu 70 hiah. Sucn senerH si
.oniuS!pn' wa. !. 'anes az iSas. II, "eeH
70 sel 'ii,ns lsh..u aalh INC VII
'aSeiS an thouSh' N,iss "ni'e very
IIce' pu, ia'nel iusss' No' one vi .heln
uIeaiiieu vi 'he eA,steh.e y. "n'
tehuer corner III hei neart, Shere
useu vi hipuness was 'ucheu away;
& MniGh wa 70 oe plousn. ou. anu wen
Ai,.u D on VI ~ nan pN,
VII one corner vi tTe M 'a,ie. fo"u
Ihele "a os ues the 'lii'Se car
peh'si nau i"s'eheu " soou,siAeu
coaro' Mnicn was useu as d so.' Vi pui,
Ieth' All the iest,'ais anu iails anu
scnool meetings anu poh.,cai iieesihSs
were posted upon !. .or tne oehen. OF
.ue p'Sseo o' a hon ,"s NJ me-
t NJ .u 81 "a. na't. 81 ohSu % uaur;te IL
~ n' 80 ~. .uhu III ilt1
wa iihe a li.'le sonS, anu sue was a"
"a,e 70 W son.'hihS " Pus
suS 'n.o .ne ii.e. .t VI o.neis .i oie u"s
"neii sue was III 'he ei,. eh,iehian
Sa'e hei " nuiloei vi l''ie ooohs anu
carusi Sh the ca'us ,: verse Ms print
eu "hlch Praseu Neiiie very hluch'
anu SUE oesai az olce W u. 'o.oh'iNe
eoiie Pi''e "he'e she GUM Pu' I" Saiu'
nheIv ever 50 many PsoPie couiu see
~ al a, oliee ~ shs 'nousn. VI 'ne .1inei
pee' p anu .is lesoI. eu 70 t.'cN ~ up Iheie.
pu' she piu not val. nei rev nanu W
Aho" "ha' Lei lish, manu- was aoout,
r anu 50 sue naI W pian SUM way ~
~hicn sue c9u,u ge' 'ne caru On 'ne
puiietih' anu heeP ioi eeSlet y,
n., o"n' .e''i no oiie Ano" WIN """
Put ~ 'hele. .,u
- " . ,.,ie .u 'ne ~ .
VI 'he 'hoi iiiils WIN tIie 'niaS ssTtneu t
20 De naPP;mH s On. na' oen
~ '',I ~ i.lii '.,u 80 ieul nou noAn.
- w - ni.
n. VI n' VI. .N =: IL I;.st ~ ~
~ - W., tarra,.;nr ,ta ,nan
rs o.. ~ IL. 80 -. ~.
erananoa.bar n. Nu' ;,,;a ~ .ho ho
"ei' ~ w
tireside. and the streets were deserted.
Nellie did not go to school. so she
chose that quiet hour to perform her
little mission. And with the card IN
one hand and a pm IN the other she
ran down to the big tree. She found
stone which would answer for a ham,
mer, and soon fastened the card on the
bulletin board.
Miss White went out to walk that
afternoon. She was going down to the
store to buy half-pound of Clipped
beef, and she passed the big tree by the
way. That little card in the middle of
the large board looked so queer that
she stopped to read IT. The words she
read made a great impression upon
her; she could not seem to forget them.
All the rest of that day and all the next
day they kept humming in her ears.
and as her ears were large the hum
ming was very loud: Il expect to pass
through the world but once: any good
thing that l can do or any kindness
that | can show to Il human being. or
any word l can speak for the good Of
Others-let me do it EOw. Let me not
9eglrct or defer it, for / shall not pass
MS war ag.,n o,, ,c,,
NJ ~ WIS ihahhssNIs "eoA "i.s
IN nv ~ -; Sha tap.aJ .ho,
lhahksgNlng ulnner Sne ,ento s, Una. INA,
some Oh neI n'ce emma nsnt e.
hlchsu, anu .na' nas Io1 Pis.ious' sns
eoait NJ. Iun 'ne a'hoaS a,sh hn, anJ
neighpor away leeoei.u ; me-, anu
sne .ooh her luihes anu pun MN n p.s
unueI p some one ,s eise S, s,ne anu n r. h;,
nu, inns seai 'nose M'i ah, m ,n. te
'ree liauiiteu hei, ui,i SUE IN % I.a,,rh, l
NOUS resoi'eTs ID reso1nc NV "hicn oiousn' E
ABOUT .he Joiliesl ihahkss'vlng sue
naa ever known, anu wniSn me a,;sn Wk;.a U.s.
ssrrs,t every 9he' anu m0S' oi oil MISS ""'''