The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-02-11
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gence while l express my astonish-
ment at the communication OF II.
OF y. which appeared in the last
issue of the Herald
The liver OF the generally cour-
teous gentleman and always gifted
writer must have been sluggish or
else he was seized with a sudden
spell of Rooseveltianism when he
used the word "willfully." If his
original communication was not in
tended as a knock at the Farmyille
creamery. pray what was its mean
ing? Or has he converted himself
into an "Amicus Curiae" to guard
fellow-men against earnest endeay-
or. hard work and constant appli-
cation2 Go slow" he cries, and
that in this hurried age when the
world has taken on the double
quick" and when all slow men are
left in the lurch
Can It be possible that milking is
an art so subtle and of touch so
delicate as to be beyond the reach
of the many, and its mysteries only
the possession of the favored few
Cannot girls even of tender years
as we'll as men strong and stalwar'
press the udder so winsomely anC
we'll as to induce its best returns
, AWAY with the suggestion that We
must fill Southside Virginia will
/ expert mixers before we crowd ou
fields with cows Farmers who grow
tobacco can master any and ever.
problem which is to be solved on TN
farm. And how densely -igno
rant the writer Of Farmville's bus
mess history when he imagines ina
our successful business men lei
their stores at the wooings of plea
sure and their business affairs i
the hands of competent lieuter
ants" Behind the counters wa
the forefront of battle with theT
e and there they fought and ther
2 they fell. True they remembers
Gods holy day and closed theI
stores on each returning Sa0Datl
h but as well cry out against the hal
ii il of eating as against that OF mill
d ing as there is no let up in eith'
e on Sunday. The "Hollanders al
y. Danes may be born mixers and
As of this section are not / admit h'
" will not admit that what other III
p have done and done successfully
III NAV not do and with the sure no.
of success. Some men are DO
as great and others achieve greatness
x and we have entered upon the di
IN ~ business stirred by mighty no
that we will achieve greatness
IN this industrial line. But while I
ok knock" at our creamery, conf
as il did from a gentleman
ell progressive spirit and of long
Id nerience. caused genuine surpr
Id whom | read it-now comes distli
of shock when it has been followed
MS q knock" at Farmville. II. OF
ed was horn under the flag OF Ola J
GLAND raised under her gen
lid and elevating influences, hVed tn'
i'm during the good reign OF the q
of Queen Victoria. is conversant "
it its history and yet dares DO q
Ter which England's greatest statesh
ins would never do. and that Is al
her Indictment against commuh
the Farmville. the metropolis OF sou
lis side Virginia, the seat Of cuit'
nds NJ hospitable homes, of splendld |
her nles erected to the worship OF
not mighty God. thrilling with buslr
lse- activities and yet made up OF
She pl who do not feed OF ua'n
try. who would rob the earnest "o'
pie Oiro of her hard-earned turkey III
he ev while pleasant Prospect "
ru- with kindly hand and genei
tine heart. Sham, upon Farmyiile
gir- sound aloud the praises OF Prosl
op- Let the tide of trade that flows
and from the surrounding territory
md west" as Greely advised the yo
-ays man of another age to do. and e
eat tv itself into that haven oi p'
hill and of profit. where every p
sed, pect pleases,' and where pu
seth strings open wide and where pu
lone are long. Just here | am relilii
hem that few years ago farmer
eau this section not satisfied with Il
ear nrices for his turkeys dressed
sed. forr the New York market
nds, sent them to that storm centr
her many mouths and where the mil
10 oot together. Imagine his i