The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-16

lines AMI be original than to copy a whole
| page | dug this out of the back or my
| head and there are plenty more IKE H.
Please find inclosed five cents 20 US, u.s.
as Aunt Susie thinks best Wouio iln.
few correspondents between the ages
! of 6 and ! s.
CYou are quite right If one cannol
write their own thoughts don't "rlle
| at all. The young folks thlnk Auil'
! Susie don't know. but she does ana Can
tell every copied letter.
Mollie Strickland, Carrville. Ala-Dear
Junior: l thought I would come in ana
| chat with you awhile this morning AS
! most of the cousins take q SUBJECT
| Will take for mine Solid Reading
don't think mat young people could 40
| anything that could be OF more heneht u
| them than to devote more OF their 'ale
time in reading some solid and Whole
some books. 1t is a fearful fact that
the passionate craze or the reading class
OF young people is TO spend their ldie
time in reading sloppy literature. Ihe
/ exclusive reading OF fairly sensible re-
specialize light literature is to be de
plored. for no young man or woman
, can develop vigorous mentality by aucn
! reading. Gooi light literal ure may he
proiiiably read What | mean by light
| pciyaded by truthful, ennoolng NOR
atty, wholly devoid of evil suggestions.
Ono qute serious defect of most Of the
pure light literary works Of the day is
that they don't set their readers into
| deep. close thinking. The young people
of our church ana Sunday school need
to ponder such books as will cause them
| 10 exert all Of their mental powers TO
| grasp the thoughts Of the writers and
master them. OF course this is hard
| and IJ-po -f,r I.,,t -
YOU viii be greatly benefited by it. One
| day wasted in Incidence, If saved. viii
! make man in ten years, If he viii take
! its opportunities. ! bid you all adieu.
] NJ Moss. Eolfne. AIa.-Dear Junior:
take great pleasure in reading all the
| letters. especially the descriptive ones
Some of the cousins write such excellent
letters. They are worry interesting tc
read. ] lived in Birmingham the past
| year. and can truly say that like to
| live there very much indeed. There il
I always so much to see and learn IN Il
large city. If one will only be very care
ful in the selection of their associates
/ and he very sure they arc the right kind
! 1t will prove very beneficial to them. \
Young man is always Judged by the
kind Of company he keeps SO then.
| boys. LEI 5 be very. very careful in the
| selection of our friends and not lower
| ourselves in the estimation OF good and
| prominent people | am kept very busy
| most OF my time now. Am staying in the
| office with my brother who is agent at
this place, and am learning teleeraphy.
| like the work very much and viii nave
learned enough in a few months 10 hold
an office of my own How MANY Of the
cousins anticipate pleasant time
ChIistmas2 do for one. Though It
makes me feel sad to see some who com
! ,f~r7,
and sinful revelings Boys let's bestir
ourselves or the girls will take the dav:
and II would never do to let them beat
! Us Wlthout even an effnr; on our part.
| Wound Ike rev correspondents among
/ Inc tar sex between ages Of Is and 90
Ttena spann Holly Grove. La Dear
Junior nave long been a silent admirer
Of the dear Junior page but have never
been brave enough to Join the happy hand.
! am going 10 take for my subject
Friends It IS 50 nice to have friends
/ and not enemies You must be friendly
Yourself. treat evory one tho same and
you will be sure to have lots of friends
/ aud enjoy your life much better Tho old
+ SAVING IS, Don't change nh old friend for
/ 2 new Ee friends to all Won meet
! never act Hike stranger. Some say that
/ they would rather have friends than
/ money have often heard this debated.
nut | think friends and money Will help
any one greatly IN this old world | real
~ .lll]lh ! - nice lor Young people 70
certai1,I, 1,,r1c oEsr w 5lten states
either sex VA, Il Il ~ ., 'g'.sds TON
sec anv letters from Louisiana Say
girls We must all wake up and tell the
world what a nice country We have r.
VIII prize any letter from either sex very
highly. My age ie ~
] Annie raar, Nrar-,tt NJ. Az r
Junior. 7 ba,a boo,, aila,t -
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