The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-15

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The jewel OF civil and religious liberty
was placed in beautiful setting. Here
under our own skies may be found and
enjoyed that which is most attractive and
beneficial in nature.
I'VE need but eye and car 10 trace
The outlines OF incarnate grace,
The hymns of gods TO hear
II Is a matter OF regret shat so many,
even our own citizens, neglect 10 consider
when planning for a summer vacation as \
we'll as residence the claims and advan- I
tages of our remote rural sections. as well |
as those connected with our seashore re-
sorts.
The Providence and Danielson Rail
way is the latest enterprise tending 10
bring the people in touch with beautitul
scenery Wooded and high rolling lands
with here and there stream or ponu
offer many inducements for rural homes
easily accessible TO the city by the eiec-
( tries, and property is comparatively cheap
/ I'm thS region.
Those living in secluded sections of the
state wishing 10 take summer boarders
/ or TO sell their property, are under great
/ obligati tions 10 the bicycle. Its use render
/ ing IL possible, convenient and ehteSaeieT
/ for many persons OF both sexes. especially
those connected with the public press. TO
/ discover and make known 10 those IN
! terested pleasant localities for residence
+ and otherwise.
WORK FOR BICYCLIsTs.
Bicyclists should continue TO do all in
their power TO engender the kindest re-
lations between themselves and those
| who live In the country. When both see
that they are working in one common
cause-good roads and for the best inter-
ests of all the people of the state-they
ha. Will
gratifying.
The money received from summer
hoarders is often of great help 10 the re-
clpients and others interested. The re-
llgious and secular organizations receive
new and increased financial aid and en-
couragemen buildings are constructed
and repaired, mortgages reduced ana
paid, modern cooking facilities, carpets,
a furniture pictures. musical instruments,
a better and more variety of food, the
daily newspapers, books and magazines
J furnished and best of ALL anxious pa
I rents and guardians are more likely TO
4 retain those whom they love and wish TO
provide for in the home and uader ia
A vorable influences rather than TO have TO
y consent by reason of poverty that they
q enter into living contact with the evils
y connected with cities and large towns.
y There Is also furnished a home market
for products such as milk, butter poul'
d from the farm and garden, not forgetting
X hay, grain and fruits.
/ would suggest that IL is desired and
& often necessary that farmers and Others
living In the country. wishing to take
q summer boarders, should beside depend
ing upon personal friends, make knowi
3 what they are able to furnish by the ait
Il of advertisements placed in first-clas
y newspapers, periodicals and guide books
q Care should be taken that no persoi
H should be received as a boarder or other
wise whose presence or department woul
n endanger the comfort and pleasure OF la
a dies and gentlemen.
p SANITARY LAWS.
q There should also be proper obser
u vance OF sanitary laws so often disre
n garded by those living In the country
q Hens and as far as possible all other an
ri imals should be confined remote from IN
VI dwelling. near which no unsightly no
n unhealthy buildings should exist. Wate
n should be obtained from n source remot
a from sanitary vaults, cesspool or piggery
All waste water should be removed un
u derground and not as IL often the cas-
N upon the surface. The house ground
" should be kept neat and be provided wit
n grass, shade trees, shrubbery ana hower'
" The dust should be laid in front OF th
N house and as far beyond as possible
z Wire screening is cheap and should b
u used Swill or any other onal should nc
n be allowed 10 accumulate In or about IN
n hCLsc.
Ponds and streams should be well stock
cd with trout and other fish, byn whic
n means enjoyment and recreatontarc OF
tained and also a supply Of necessary an
III desirable food.
Swings should be placed upon the tree
and such other facilities provided as
Z dc sired. expected and appreciated b
those who wish TO enjoy outdoor recrea
= ton.
The sleeping apartments should be pre-
,ided with comfortable facilities and keT
neat and I'm good order. one or more mus
cal instruments should be furnished. "
not used so as TO torture the guests.
Special care should be given TO the age
ana children.
&. ,.he average summer boarder expect
y. plenty OF good. plain. wholesome TOO
- we'll cooked and neatly served. But hit
- meat is needed or desired. Summer Is u
time for pure milk and cream, fresh egI
and vegetables. FISH. fowl and fruits, s.
|d reals good bread and butter. Ice crea
|u should be served daily.
The complaint IL often made that su
y Ter at n country boarding house Is NJ
= only cold. but consists largely OF N
:, healthy pastry. I. myself. have seen ~
kinds OF cake and two OF pie placed up'
the table at such time and but little els
= such a meal Is less appetizing ana
a. far more trouble TO prepare than one
AZ scrambled eggs. or Clipped beef M
liI cream. or even n nice hash with pot
toes. which with fruit. good gingerbread
- fresh from the oven. and tea or milk
such az the boarder longs for and enjoy
q SHOULD BE COOL
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