The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-08-24
AGRICULTURE.



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ftntttsytE-fp orNtrFE HArns.
a weassr aVlag upaa farm ihitts br
,i,iss who rnsJ hsppsn - live IL TIE city
far mere faftansts than htftsli while The
rsrerns IL probably tree Ia most ussos. JET
ths spnas might be giser naet ossssr
Ais 90 ibs farm By nskihs ~ uh1nssf.
Hs have soms nss ID ~ ahoui fasning =
hoSts sessh pshIisbisg for others 70 cop.
nAsf
J. We have BREAKFAST In The ssmmrr At
e'eiuca aaa q, s'clori Ii ,he xiB,ef /,
etssgving ths, tbs smE'i Womku who had
tgssafsst ~ 9 O'Clock in lhs sinlef were
~prs oct .. % AID died 81 70, whlic the
late riseTs lived tiil they ssre ~ and enjoy.
cd pretty good health al their Ns,s, We
closs 10 igllsw ths Example Of the lsier.
2 VERY lule fsSeY eossisg 10 dose 10
sbs house For two ~eeat AZ time pie
u bai sssa sgoE lbs iGt!e.
D. The gifh m1a % part ~ the work.
=. A sspp,y n crackers 10 always kept
10 She h99te 10 that " IL not sbsola"lf
pecosssry to &c, more thAa two meal. a d.i.
Ctacltu and milk win pass Tor obe meal
sSa ssys much ~ofk and give time for
tbs mother and children 10 vial, friends
who msY live several miles sway.
D We vidl those ~ho live near and
leave beforc meal time. shd They do the
same By -, which custom saves al parties
much hard work
Ths mother A5i childrtn have vac
tlon II three weeks 10 september when Il
begins 10 BE- cool. Tney can yisit relstives
ih lhe city or eopntfy who may live far
away. with bakery nearby man need
have 60 trouble to run the house.
Oar mothers made their butter and did
the spinning ard seAying Such work 10 no
longer done ~ home. Within few years
predict lha, the same hre that rus the
engine TO .epersle the cream from the milk
al the creamery will hest brick oven 10
which the bread for the whole neighbor.
hood will be baked and 10 the same baIdipg
will DO 4 steam LAUNDRY where all the
washing for the creamery pstrons will be
done. Then woman on the farm may
have an easy lie. The desire TO escape the
hsrdships o. The farm 10 driving our boys
and girls to the city and the parents are
Obliged to cell the farm. This has made
the number desiring TO cell exceed the
number desiring TO buy aud reduced the
price OF real estate and caused general de-
preston, The remedy Ia to give both boys
aud gifls an easier life and more time for
pleasure.
When a woman has less work TO do In the
kitchen sho will have time 10 help hus-
band about raising various kinds Of fruit
and her health will be improved by the
change. Upon one farm we raised ten
bushels OF cherries every year, upon sn'
other ten bushels OF grapes, without much
work. When you raise every year ten
bushels Of cherries, grapes, strawberries,
raspberries, blackberries and various kinds
Of plums, your boys and girls will not want
to sell Plan, your best land with fruit
trees and berries and your poorest land
with hemlock, spruce and pine, as directed
10 former article, and the number desiring
TO buy will exceed the number desiring tol
sell, which will end the depression.
The writer was formerly q teacher and
thinks II Just as important to feed the mind
upon luxuries as the body. To do this
every family must buy ten OF the best
books that have been published. II you
have children grown up, let me advise you
to buy Prescott's Conquest Of Peru In two
volumes. Read chapter aloud every even
Ing IN the winter. Here you have history,
rhetoric and an entertaining story combin'
ed The old way Of studying history 10
school, examining down ten pages at
time, Is like taking old fashioned bitter pills
This new way Of studying history Is like
taking the new fashioned sugar coated pills,
very pleasant to the taste.