The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-12-20

No one ever lost money, temper
character or the esteem OF others, b.
being truly polite at home, in public
gatherings, in business, on the street
in school OF church.
The person who wantonly puts
thorn in the loving heart OF a littl'
child will feel the ranking OF tina
thorn in his or her own heart some
day, In a wound no later repentance
can ever heal.
A man cannot tell what the needs
of women and children are, because
ne is not one OF them. He will re
member, we'll enough, however, III
did not run to his father, but TO his
mother in infancy; and this Will BE-
sufficient argument il he be fan
minded man, to show him that In the
management OF women and children
women ought to have an authorlta'
tive say.
The wages Of women were never SC
high as now, yet it Is almost impos
sible to procure the services OF a good
woman at any price, for the reason
that labor Is looked upon as degrad'
ing. Young women turn to all sorts
Of Office work, where snares ant
temptations beset them, because they
can dress better and keep their hands
whittier than they can when doine
kitchen work.
Let our homes be places OF love
10y and brightest sunshine, places o
enduring love that outlasts the wed
ding day, and which produces a life
OF one long unbroken honeymoon, the
holding place of character, a place
where the child breathes an atmos
phere perfumed by the choicest flow
ers of heaven, where 1t finds tht
greatest earthly security In mother's
loving, fostering care.
A great many more young men anG
women are sent upon the road to ruiz
by money than by poverty. AS q
rule the devil wants no better chance
at boys and girls than to have their
pockets filed with cash and then set
down at some fashionable resort.
Rest Is all right; revelry Is all wrong.
Let us try to be gentle and help
full to our neighbor but above all let
US be so to our home folks.
There are very different thoughts
borne within q man well nourished
and one miserable and hungry.
Here Is a rule for those who would
be happy instead of miserable: For
get self entirely, think of what Others
thing and want, strive to make them
happy and do not worry over what
people think and say.
Three things to cultivate-good
books, good frIenos and good humor
There is many good wife who
can't sing, play the piano or dance
we'll.
There Is no fault so hard to over.
come as the hasty temper. We ma!
make any number OF good resolu.
lions, and then the first time We have
any provocation away we go without
an lnstant's warning, and before We
realize what we are doing the unkint
words have been spoken, and no mat
ter how much regret We feel, they
cannot be unsald.
The road to success is paved with
good advertising.
In advertising always say that yor
believe II you want people to believe
what YOU say,
A newspaper out west refused t.
publish the Ten Commandments fol
lear Its readers would think them toe
personal and stop the paper.
Smiles should be the legal ten
der in every family for the paymen.
~ oil daI,kg ~ Lipdpaoa an6 aacI
member should be willing to take
this currency at It's face value.
Don't repress the buoyant spirit o.
your children; half an hour OF merri'
Inent around the lamp and firellgh'
Of a home blots out many care anG
annoyance during the day, and the
best safeguard they can take with
them into the world is the unseen
influence of a bright little domestic
circle.
Let It be remembered that ever,
dollar spent In patroni2ing u home
enterprise adds to the prosperity o.
our little city and with the growth o.
our city's prosperity comes the In
crease In value OF real estate.
Yes, these are hard times. VIZ
throw away ashes and buy soap. W.
raise dogs aud buy hogs. We grow
weeds and buy vegetables. We catch
fish with four dollar rod. We builC
school houses and send our children
away from home to be educated
And last but not least, we send ou
boy out with a forty dollar gun anC
twenty dollar dog to hunt ten cen
game. Yes, these are hard times
but whose fault is IL? Don't place
all the blame on the president AM
the trusts.
Never find fault because a news
paper fails to give every scrap o
news II you are one OF the peopl
who never give the editor any in
formation. An editor isn't a medium
or a mind reader, but he gets b:
news the same way the milkman get
his milk, by pumping. This |
true especially of that class of item
known as personals. Rightly the
are not "puffery" or 'taffy," but sim
pie mention, given for the beniit o
the local readers, aud II you have
friend or relative visiting you. let II
know and we will be glad to give tn
item proper notice. Put any bit O
news worth printing in the way o
our pencil pushers.
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