The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-03-15

FsS'Fis' ment, ride.
The social neighbor is not always the
useful neghbor. vet each in her place
has special influence TO exert of
equally beneficial consequences. The
sympathetic nelghbor is also a popular
one, but she has to exercise continuous
tact, lest her solaCing influence may be
occasionally over done or utilized at
untimely periods. The nquisitive neigh
Dor is always a dread to every
body within the reach OF her nquisitive
curiosity, as she does not seem to have
! any inmilive respect for others feelings
as regards their divulgence Of personal
affairs to an outsider.
Let home stand before all other things.
No matter how high your ambition may
transcend its duties no matter how tar
vour talents or your influence may reach
beyond the doors. before everything
else builds true home. Then from its
/ walls shall come forth the tue man and
| the true woman, who shall together rule
and bless the land. Is this an over
wrought picture? We think not What
| honor can be greater than to found such
a home? What dignity higher than to
ieiEn i IN SS S;i!, Us uhdIsputeo nls'reSsY What
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~ i". s; I'.e'IISe"' auuShCeS' or tne
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o0"l',' ColilP"'eu " uid' WHICH
ta1' ,i,, 'au "iiu pie2lGG over uue nome,
i. tri5i, "'iT ~ 'Ise anu edi
| the ruling spirit in such a position is the
! higher honor than To rule an emDire
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e,,G9ls cue tle "edIt Oh lAi'lt ana leariul ones,
"l,u a.I' 9T,'e''s i'' many d ndlu ?Pot '"dl nds
paoe oy ii.,,eli'd;,Ce OF cui'Va'ion III Lne
taI' Ileas'S VI luli'd'ily' ne ioVe lgul' una.
many weary spirit to chamber Of rest
and peare and to a land of pleasant
dreams.
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"N'''0" 0y So''is Ou' DIT l''Si''
A step taken for mother is a pearl
! dropped into YOUR future diadem.
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many of us keep all our words OF kind
ness for strangers. for those in whom W.
have not one spark OF vital interest an(
to the hearts dependent upon us for svm
pathy and appreciation, have scarcel
Make every home where there are boy
cheerful, comfortable and ENJOYABLE r.
member the good example, which
taught, us by the best of all books let
He,. a'ley WIN 'IoI ne'lugHl ollI."iu a
u,llNi.'S S%!oo''S' ou' WIN ioNe S"u e'J
'''0 "'e''u'"'p'
If the little child gets bump or "a
or a cut or a skinned finger mother "
PEI YOU ana 'HeI' sue WIN KISS
CC"''P0N nN"G ""N "l"p uP r Hlo
iil'IJ' N',l ie" Nluu "olus' Hen
S,,'.i' I''.'N N'io"s ,''"I Nou 'oNe u, "nN II
~ l y ~ "'u 'l""S' '0HPS~' you,
,HI MIe'i @ '''e SdIS nav '"H9eu any Sol,e
lliey n"Ve S'o",' up 10 10, u'dunoou
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lIlelI CIIu'loou Gays aS 'le haPPieSt q
VI '"e'' lives
A word ofcomfort kindly spoken,
VIII many moment cheer;
broi,sr
win ,,,,s. or,.r Tor NAM, ,. ,e.r
We help our children most wher
| help them TO take an honest view
| themselves, and this we can never
| by ilatterlng their too easily tiatte
sell concelt.
The baet ,yav to Keen the bovs at h
&c 70 n,ala if an obiect Tor hen; not n
ant to eerk an,nsen,ents fnr t5ese
made very heaven on earth to it
mates,
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| A cheerful couptenance is dutv
we owe to our neiobbors and how
more is if necessary in the home
good companies, but our family ca
They are helpless VICTIMS, smut up
same house win us For the s.
the children Tor me sake OF me e