The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-05-17
HOME Circle COLUMN.
DuLuMN DEDICATED TO TIRED
MOTHERS AS THEY JOIN
THE HOME CIRCLE AT
EVENING TIDE.
The Ideal Home.

- THE following is our second con
Hihntion on the Ideal Home. We
.fsxed many compliments on the
me AAs kirlt one published and the follow
-lnE Is certainly equally good. ~
E1Rrr
III The head OF my ideal home. 10
tzther possessing firmness OF char
IN without being a yrant. lie
" the best that he is, socially
q mentally. to his family The
!. iher Is patient, kind and cour-
be Built /. ne. ;s ss ssa. s', :, s.., tn.
ner Is II the home OF poverty
" and system prevail In every
tment. The radiance of truth
on each face. There, is refine
ID From Lavsnctpose in an h rs parlty T mi
Nlayhptpd ions. is Christian home. 1
A''"sN pie is~read here and It's pro-
e lived. Books and papers
be seen everywhere The
The busseysi'e selected with care so that 4
./ Is being ois'y entertain and instruct
n from the ioV'prrupting the reader No
4 Nroad- Arueiss or slang Is heard here
Re aireaus po'n bat inebriates has never
kno~ieussu. t"0 In this home The child Il
ked az Se,vVV' "n'heir parents and the par-
npie TOT lno.A'i'"s the rights OF the child u
liant Tho business v Il made a. h,ight ~ h
% ON pasihb o1fhem They are early d
'rcady enough buslnese the beautIfu, i, ,rt !
make Inc alne = ols mature. Ficwcrs aud y
ment otrers have refine ma hea,,,,S 4
from OH men to take rhis familv n tans,,
that win be for sale, Ind thew wolsb maj,
motors OF the onterpri what he a ma mot n,
people and Il looAs his ,.ldeal hor,a,, 4 i
good proposition that Ii the children a,..
/ viii have preference Mend their e,en,u,
'3stock. Ii any remain aft IN aoubtf,I n.aa,s Z,
k'ple have Ind chance u y
Isl Will 60 70 the foreign {
A This arrangement win u Tho no,,on,
operators in the local ~ : aro tha adI,o.-
the full market price for,een written ~ =, I.
where Otherwise tthey Won NJ ,ha ~, :, ~
only about half price. have noIn,ad :"
Tho minimum price for n ronnd !, M
ing and storing oil is twei but !, 4 ,,na
per barrel There is pow are ~ nanv NV
so arreis per day produG tbe hottom po
the 5usseyyille field, and q ton M han ra'
be steaaly ihcfeassu iH' achers; IN
operating is very small and tangbt !"
Mr. j. D. woodrow, OF Chs
very prominent o rrown u,.or
and sadder.
re have almost forgotten the foot ero
e ufe's ladder" Mot
feang men have desire to en- Chi
~ same profession They Imagine act
II mai Gully lawyers. editors or politi- ed
INali Hazz ever reach the top or the lad ant
Ser Young ladies' who have fro,. gist
sspth been pointed to the ION ~ s. Q
~ bidder. shun the dish pan ana
e=-. rs they would inc choIer,
las plano and music books to sneak
Estnch correctly and waltz grace In
Nalr they consider the only steppiag depa
~ Nnnns lending TO the top of the was
hedar The time has come when il triou
= almost impossible TO find young him
- or young woman AT the foot OF leave
ne bidder willing to labor al any fer
taiing that is honorable and earn mour
nsing by the sweat of their brow. ipst
AAsres room at tho bottom, o men called
satons! beior
II not drawn aside by their trite meet
nofauons l-awr
4 en the commonplace duties which Away
U a. the bottom, and t
n HiEh places are quite hard to hold He M
III men you've got EN-. word
III Muitipiied scores OF young men done
N ms are complete failures in the restor
IN sat'ous professions would have sue fit to
restuly followed the pillow handles