The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-11-30

neBses as we go along. Help to fur
nish good wholesome food. Reading
is an easy and pleasant thing. A good
book read carefully little every day
will furnish hours of employment for
the mind, and short article or poem
sometimes comes at time when we
are sorely in need, but should be of the
best quality. Music Is another means
and exercises q more potent charm.
The dumb creatures that live about
us are objects of interest and regard.
The little girl loves her kitten and the
boy his dog. The pet lamb. the family
horse, or COW, or bird, or even our
flock of farmyard fowls that come
at our call and eat from our hand
are often very dear, and great help
to our household. But far better than
all are the friends and interchange of
thought and feeling.
at Is not good to live alone. We
need to be established in family and
mingle with others outside our homes.
Neighborly calls and friendly visits
are desirable and we may include
picnics, excursions, vacations and out
ings of the present day, which we old
fashioned people are apt to decry. If
we look carefully we shall find that
all have their uses.
'.If we turn back and consult our
memories, we will find that we have
visits and good times laid away in
our minds which when brought out
and lived over again, furnish an hour
of pleasant thought.
'And now let me close with an old
text:-'WhaAsoever things are true,
whatsoever things are honest, what
soever things are just, whatsoever
things are pure, whatsoever things are
lovely, whatsoever things are of good
report, IL there be any virtue and if
there be any praise, think of these
things" Elizabeth P. Reeder, Marl-
boro.
Mr.. Faust gave talk on "Some
Thoughts" He said in part that
the American Indian had only few
scattered, wild fruits. Because of the
thinking Of the horticulturiBts we
have our present day fine fruits. In
the north temperate zone, where the
finest grades of fruits are grown, we
have the finest grade of thought. One
hundred years ago there was not one
bushel of fruit consumed to where
one hundred bushels are now con-
sumed. Some horticulturists have
planted 100000 olive trees and we can
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In conclusion he said: I'VE should
teach the young man and the young
woman of the nobility of horticulture.
The attracting of the young from the
farm will mean the lowering of the
moral standard"
Rev. Workman, of the Bible rnstl.
tute, then favored the society with a
short address. He said he was pleased
to meet the society because he was
always pleased to meet people who
are organized and bound together for
the accomplishment of something
good When we study the results of
organized societies we must realize
that 1t is the result of organized effort.
Each individual has had his failures,
but as a whole we have made onward
strides. He said: How few of the
advantages we have here in Stark
county can we credit to ourselves.
The enjoyments we have today are
largely the results of the efforts of
some one else. This society is one of
the united efforts that makes our
county so desirable. Another feature
is the social phase which we should
not overlook. This phase alone re-
pays you for coming together as
society" He closed with best wishes
and blessing for the society.
]. A. Long then spoke for a short
time on the temperance question. He
said that no question touches the life
of humanity like the temperance
question. We see its effects on all
sides. Nothing affects the home life
as much as intemperance. The time
will come when it will be driven from
our land.
QUESTION DRAWER.
No. 1.-What is the best winter ap-
pie for keep and profit?
Mr.. Killinger-Baldwin.
Mr.. Long-Baldwin.
Mr.. Faust-The Baldwin is a shy
bearer. Would recommend Grimes
Golden as better bearer and higher
priced.
No. 2.-What is the result of base
ball and football on the morals of
America?
Mr.. Long-Demoralizing.
Mr.. Roth-Thinks the question out
Of order, as neither are connected
with horticulture.
Mr.. Niswonger-The success or
failure of the games depends on some
ones patronage. Cut off support and
games will die.
Mr.. Holl-The worst feature is the
betting feature like at horse races.
No. S-What is the new name for
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