The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-05-10
)ME Circle COLUMN.
AIN DEDICATED TO TIRED
IHEiiS AS THEY JOIN
THE HOME CIRCLE AT
EVENING TIDE.

n The Ideal Home.
Jear Editor: What do you say
In my idea of Home in the space
~ Spu indicate2 4 volume, and a large
one, would be required to discuss
H. the mere outlines OF this subject,
IL III But you have given me some time
10 70 boil DOWN my crude and imper-
feet ideas ON this theme, great
writer. you know, said ON one oc7
III caison. This is very long letter,
but positively had not time to
make 1t shorter,
'tAn Ideal Home you say. Well,
It TN, Rps'Ss where ,'srol love aOides' rock
1t \. st be where physical COM
forts are not wanting. but where
luxury and pretense have not usurp-
II ed the places of peace and repose.
= There may be more JOY in the howell
than in the palace; but you are
M asking for the ideal home. and
such home requires all the Gem
forts.
There must be music. because mu-
sic is the language of the soul
when ordinary language fails
There must be religion. | do not
10 speak of creeds or doctrines or
Bibles or prayer books There must
he d sp. Ieverential, Good-fearing
s.as, and &C DIT ,lstins religion, ahich
BiskiesihSxsmp hes the doctrine tar, At in
syrms on the Mount nd the
Apples, We're should be calm, low voices
1sTghum at Suiet manners. There should be
IN and books, and pictures
pso,-,a.i,,a lowers. The silver hairs and
'eAiesilier lous voice of age should be
hr Martha N-the grandmother or grand
-- or both.
An kinda j, well-bred guest should be
Sam Boats and ~, ~ hadasa oaainst the
- Mdse. Co he is always with you
-heso crude suggestions ac-
have line Cd polied, ! should say
rad viii close an, whose literary shoes am
- to unloose:
Al iSS' ~ is where the day -sJaf
z Hrs. Henry Sc, acre the evening sun re-
-. $50 ;re'er the eagle spread his
nut ON northern SHOWS to southern
roses"
The .iuv,
4 the M Learn to laugh. A good laugh is
n better than medicine. Learn how to
~ ell story. A we'll told story is
nurns saFelcome sunbeam in sick room.
'he world is too busy to care for
George 1ur Ills and sorrows Learn to
.h,rlas keep your own troubles to yourself
Learn to stop croaking- II you can
Ms. Z not see any good in the world, keep
{ the the bad to yourself. Learn to hide |
your pains and aches under pleas
M, ant smiles. No one cares whether |
you have the earache, headache. or
YIN rbeumatism Don't cry. Tears do |
uke one of Enough in novels but are out OF
szdered the n in real life. Learn TO meet |
friends with smile. good
.ored man or woman Is always |
= Z. Welcome. but the dyspeptic is not
1uisa wanted anywhere and is a nuisance |
,e lie, as we'll Above all, give pleasure,
etfnp Lose no chance of giving pleasure
$3.50 You viii pass through this world
gu ~ once Any good thing there
that you can show to any
Hiss PearIisan being you had better do
-, $3.50, NJ; do not defer or neglect it, for |
WI 'ea'ner will not pass this way again.
* the exawhly as each man or each wo-
ploma ian performs his or her personal
-uty In any department of life, can
nat department be lifted to a high .
AnH large 'll J.
les ever sss
y on dis Greatness marches single file, and /
re- nearhefS can only be one man at the
4 go dead of the column.
= ~ A BABY Defined
Hl1nI A London paper offered prise |
N two guineas for the best defini- |
|(y lion of baby and received the fol- J
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