The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-03-08

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Let us take time to speak sweet.
lsh words to those that we love. B
by, when they can no longer he,
our foolishness will seem more wise
our best wisdom.
In the home should be found the
delicate and refined society, as her
that we receive our first and most
entail lessons in the great school D
These lessons should partake of +
honesty, truthfulness, manhood. her
patriotism, and all things that tel
elevate the human character.
The father returns to his home
weary day of business. He is tir
body and in mind. Coming back. :
latch kew turns in the home doc
throws OF his cares; he is JOYOUS at
thought OF the dear ones that he
meet after the hours Of absence.
young daughter in a pretty gown.
the bloom and freshness that only
hood wears. should be ready to
him the attention that he loveS-the
and the cheerv word-to help
mother and the rest in letting her
see how much he is loved at home.
A true marriage is the souls
1t Is the visiting place of angels.
given to words to express the r,
menl of pleasure. the delicacv of 10,
the abounding fulness of satisfa
that those whom God hath ioinedI
high marriage OF spirit. Such uni
the highest school of virtue, the 4
convent where the vestal fires of H
are kept continually burning. May|
such happy unions attend the young
and maldenS of our vicinity Who'll
even now be planning their we
garments.
Leta wife and mother love her
and her children with the most abs
unswerving devotion. and serve
with the most unselhsh fidelity, the
nevertheless times when she is
She knows better than any one e
steps and the stitches. the same
done over and over again. al
pettiness of the trials that come
nursery and the kitchen. They
insignificant that she is ashamed
about them, and we fear that she
times forgets to tell her Saviou
hard they press upon her, and 50
ing her cross all alone until its
becomes crushing. \
Boys, as well as girls, should be
to help in the house. How often
been disgusted to see that the o
made to help with the house worl
the boys are allowed to play CT
or sit at the fire toasting their toe
The boys on the farms are mud
off if they only knew it, than tn
of the boys who are at large. wa
hither and thither, searching and
for rich bonanzas," to turn up.
is nothing lil-e being practical a
is but one way to do so. Acqui
ness habits and rrain yOursel
good, honest, hard work. Do n
your time learning to tie a crqv;
can buy Cravat already tied.
Good house keeping has mon
with domestic happiness than I'll
lovers dream OF. We believe t
times need women whose most
work will be done inside of IL
doors. Without good housekee
romance will soon disappear fir
riage.
We have seen little childr
running at play, or perhaps on
for their parents, get a fall an,
head or skin finger, and W
would go to their parents 70
word of comfort they would sa
the next time, look where you
and do not be so awkward, so
now and hush" That child will
find out, sooner or later, thai
ents have no love or sympathy
1t will grow up without any XII
towards that parent. But on
hand let the child come TO tn
for advice, and if kind words a
the child will never forget it,
always look with respect on tt
4
To make home happy is a
art that great many people |
lost or never found.
If you want to give a little
six to ten years old, start fc
itentary. just allow him the 7
running on the streets until lat
No one wants an impertin
gering, cigarette smoking boy
office, or as a clerk, book
stenographer Girls do not &C
detestable habits and are, the
ting the places.
A boy can help to clear aw
meal, sweep the floor, polish
or wash the dishes. just as
as a girl can. He is, as a
stronger. He will love his
and when he becomes a ma
a home of his own, he will
wife all the more for having
to respect his mother and siste
1t is very nice to be han
it is good deal handsomer I'd
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The street corners is the b
the world for teaching vice,
and crime. Nearly all Of ii
guage and idle, vicious ha
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