The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-07-04
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Our Young Folks Page

now many OF you girls ike 10 READ Eoo't
! books? l do for one. | don't think there is
| any thing nicer than reading good interest
! Ing books. ] agree with some of the Jun
Tors about bicycle riding, for L think it Is
very nice, but | haven't any bicycle. /
don't think there is any harm in corrc-
| spending with boys and girls you never
saw. | would like to correspond with boys
ana girls o my age have the words 5o TO
| are: Barney Darlin," School Days"
and Ragged Pat"
Dell Ohio-Dear Junior I can hardly
/ tell you how greatly / enjoy reading the
! young peoples letters. / think the page is
| improving all the time | live in the coun-
| try, and how | love it. Were | to live in
the city now | would feel like a bird i'll a
cage. But had | always lived in the city
/ perhaps | would be contented. | love flow
! erS and often go out in the woods and
gather them. ! am no longer much of a
| ch.ld, being fifteen and many people tank
| | am two or three years older. 1 agree with
Mr. Love on correspondence. ! would be
! CAD to receive letter from Mesquite.
HAD hearty laugh over Grummeis letter.
| have never had any experience as a girl
| ON q farm, but know girls who live on
! farms, and none of them have half as many
| trials and tribulations as the one Grum-
! mel told about. Still there is as much
! truth IN her story as any | have read about
/ boys on a farm. Don't write on both sides
OF your papcrj
/ N. -
! Dear Junior: Each week The Constitution
! improves more and more. l shall not con-
! hnc myself to amy subject, but shall write
! more of the surroundings of my nome. l
| I've in the country, six miles from the
! beautiful little town of Mt. Olive. 1t is one
| of the most thriving little towns on the
| Wilmington and Weldon railroad. | live
OILY one mile from the Baptist church also
| one mile from the Presbyterian | go to
| Sunday school most every Sunday, and en-
| JOY it so mudh. / agree with II. l.. Love
! concerning unknown correspondence. If
| Frank Reid doesn't like unknown CORE
| spondents, why | am sure there isn't any
| NllO would force themselves upon him
And if there are some that think It would
| be improving and helpful, why | do not
think he should have objections. ], for one
am very fond of corresponding, and think
| il improves us very much some time. How
many of the cousins love music? There Is
nothing THAT | enjoy more, would IKE
a few correspondents, either sex. about my
! age, which is seventeen.
Jcyton Dickey, Troy, TcX.-Dear Jun or:
I will take for my subject Flowers" l
think it would be very gloomy with no
flowers TO perfume the atmosphere and
! brighten its broad plains hills, valleys
! ana mountains. Truly Texas is a land
| Of flowers | think of all flowers the rose
is the prettiest. It is called the queen of
| flowers. 1t grows wild in eastern Texas.
| The Vcrbcna and DAISY are at home here.
! besides hundreds OF others that carpet our
| fields in May. We use flowers in many
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est home beautiful. The bride wears TOW
crs and carries them i'm her hand. The sad
! HtSl ana sweetest us" OF al is when we
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have been living in Texas nearly eirht
years.
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would all only speak more kild words
there would be more cheored hearts. There
are words that sting the heart through
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bV thou@htltSS words. 1t is a pure heaTt
that makes the tongue impressive. GCnte
words cost but little, and Just thlnk now
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