Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-07

esting paper on poultry. She said that
only three products in the United
States exceeded eggs and poultry In
value.
always raise full blooded stock as
1t pays the best. Gapes in chickens
are caused by eating to many angle
worms"
The question box was passed through
the audience and lot Of interesting
questions were answered.
A recitation, "The soul of the violin,"
by Miss Bertha Staver, was well rem
dered.
A piano solo, by Miss ELSIE Wise
was warmly applauded. She respond
ed to an encore This finished the af-
ternoon session.
The evening session began at 7:15
o'clock.
1t was the largest crowd that ever
assembled in the church. Every avail
able seat was taken and many people
were turned away.
Piano solo, Miss Florence Hale.
Lecture, "Making home and farm
life happier" G. c. Housekeeper.
"Father, mother, home and heaven
make life happy. Never by chance
is home made happy. We must
make it happy ourselves. Forty-tive
per cent of the women i'm the United
States work in factories. Our homes
are lust what we make them. 1t is not
the costly furniture or pretty carpets
that make happy home. If we are
not happy ourselves, money can not
buy happiness. 1t is just as we make
a home joyful or sorrowful. 1t is not
the home that makes us happy, 1T is
the hearts within the people. If the
people would put the same energy IN
their homes as they do ON their cat
tie, onr homes would be more happy.
| The woman is the heart of the home.
Where home is the happiest you Will
always find Christian home"
A solo, by Miss Matte Welch, was
an enjoyable feature Of the evening
"Alaska," DR.. J. w. Sorrick. He
was cheered and cheered as he came
on the platform to speak. DIR. Sorrlck
spoke about his journey in Alaska
last winter. He says there is no tim
ber north of the artic circle. The
fisheries and tanneries have come to
stay. Fishing is the principal indus
try. Fertilizer is Il great export
Tough grasses and alders grow In
summer months. Spruce is the tim
Der used for building. There Is
scarcely anything to eat except hsh.
The native children learn TO talk Eng
I lish readily. The houses are built OF
logs. They have such a small door
to their entrance that the natives
have to get down on their hands and
knees to get inside. When the natives
get sick and think they wont live they
are carried under the shade of a tree
to die alone. The atmosphere Is still
and dry and the mercury drops to 60
degrees below zero. February is the
coolest month. Average temperature
40 degrees below zero"
Recitation, ",roo late for the train"
by Miss Amy Hale.
Music. North Springfield quartette,
"Who built the ark"
The audience was we'll pleased with
the singing.
"rhe builders" by Prof. o. E. Olin,
of Buchtel college, Akron. o
"The masses of people are growing
better and wiser every day. We must
build and educate ourselves better
for business life. The man that builds
must have the courage and faith to
believe in the human race"
Solo. "Ben Bolt" by Miss Frances
White.
| Recitation, "How Tom Sawyer White
washed the fence" Miss Grace Ger
hold, Mogadore.
Lecture, :Gems from successful ca
reers," Geo. Il. Scott.
He said that the people forget the
noble women when the men were at
war.
The man who can master the farm