The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-02-08
Home Circle Column.
A Column Dedicated to Tired
Mothers as They Join the
Home Circle.
I RECIPE FOR A DAY.

n hEOAA ~ EOh n mi
Take little dash Of water cold
And a little heaven OF prayer,
And little bit OF morning gold
Dissolved In the morning air.
Add to your meal some merriment
And thought for your kith and
kin,
And then. as your prime ingredient,
4 plenty Of work thrown in.
Bu, spice 1t all with the essence of
love
Ind a little Whit of play.
Let wise old book and glance
Complete the well made day.
o.
Young man, did you ever think
thai II Is not manly or noble 90
max yourself appear tough? II you
are tough people will find it out
sooL enough without your trying
to make II so prominent A gentle
man Is always respected by gen.
tlenan while a tough Is respected
by toughs
I
d, you know that boys are
much more particular who they 20
with than girls are? You may
think this Is strange statement
but II Us 30. A girl will 20 on
the streets with 10y that gets
iprk. but II boy finds out that
the girl gets drunk he won't 20
with her We wish our girls would
be as particular about whom they
90 with as the boys are.
b. as careful to keep the weeds
out OF the minds OF your children
as You are 10 keep them out oi
your garden. But remember rome.
thing will grow there Il yot
don't plant them with good grain
he tares viii take root in spits
u you. Keep library OF good
lean books, and by all mean
Keep your home paper before them
%
II young boys and girls coult
lnly understand how happy It make
heir parents when they are do
ng well and conducting themselye
IKE ladies ard gentlemen, Il seem
o us they would make great
IT effort than they DO TO ayoI,
'yIl deeds and acts A create
part OF the pleasures in this lifs
20 parents, L found In the success
: and welfare Of their children goin
out OF their home And much 9
the misery Is caused by maynard
ness and misdeeds OF sons an
daughters.
II there Is one thing above anothe
J young man should be ashame
II doing, II is loafing without ain
purpose or profit, on the street
)r In stores, day after day a
week II you have nothing I
70, stay al home-a part OF II
time at any rate. No young ma
with any self respect will confer
himself with aspiring TO no higl
Or reputation than that OF a ohroI
: ic loaier and a store box magma
y Noudng will so blunt the high,
i ncu'ues OF the mind as inactivit,
d md no inactivity Is so baneiul an
nal, violent In It's effect as thi
voluntary idleness termed loafing.
Let us say to benedicts, your
md old. II You did but show 4
ordinary civility toward those cor
non articles OF housekeeping
your wiyes-if you would give the
4 hundred and sixteenth "a
y y the compliments you almost cho
(. ID them with before you were, INA
led fewer women would seek
lther sources OF affection. Prai
your wife, then, for all the 90
> qualities she has and you may 7,
q. assured that her deficiencies a
a ,lunter balanced by your own.
~ We have great Inspect for I
woman who knows how 10 spa
herself for the one who knows VIII
W she has enough We have resp
~ Cor the one who has the coura
10 TO say, Il am not strong enou
20 s,w for the heather and do
tome duties also, and my home
fret" and who dares
In her house and see others e
~ iuct sewing societies This
pr 10 plea for idleness or for self
, ness that Is like a canker To
soul, only plea for knowlc.
VI ones own powers and liml
tons, for a courage according
the convictions, for a judgment I
NJ Is enlightened and generous,
only towards others. but t1wa
ber. elt
Il II is the daily life that tests
the manner OF men we are. 1t
. nct our prayers. A Is not our 4