The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-06-13
HOME circle COLUMN.
COLUMN DEDICATED TO TIRED
MOTHERS AS THEY JOIN
THE HOME CIRCLE AT
EVENING TIDE.
HOME CIRCLE.-
Homo And Happiness.

Home And Happiness.
Many a young wife Is SO negligent
OF her husbands comfort. Is so glum
and blue and chserless. that home
TO him Is not place TO stay, he'd
rather be out among the boys. there
IL life and fun among them, while
there is nothing but fault finding
and cross looks at home. The wo-
man who cannot talk intelligently
and pleasantly TO her husband about
business matters that concern them
both. and make the home a CHEEKY
place that he will not be ashamed
10 invite his friends to visit, Is lost.
! lie most likely will bring his friend
when she is cleaning house. or has
a sick headache. or there Is nothing
good for dinner. but that doesn't
make any difference. It doesn't ex-
cuse her for getting out OF sorts.
about Il, she must smile on and do
the best she can, not forgetting that
a good name Is rather TO be chosen
than great riches. II Is n priceless
possession that can only be obtain
ed by being put through the frey
furnace. This Is the way true metal
IL tested. Let the young husband and
wife not grow discouraged at defects
they find In one another. They are
always there. but time and patience
smooth our wrinkles. and adapt the
pair to each others ways.
To twit and continually say. II
told you So" shows lack OF good
breeding and kindly feeling. We
would not think of using such n
phrase outside the. household. Are
not those wlthip the precincts OF
home as precious as those Without
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Coincidence is the hearts safety
valve. ~
Energy and persistence conquer
all things.
Hold up your heads. girlsl The
ugiiest OF you may have the beauty
. OF health and purity and Innocence.
The plainest may make herself so
beloved that the hearts OF those VIII
know her will long for her presence.
and to them she shall seem the very
queen OF beauty. II your lips are
too thick and lacking In curves,
teac. hem to utter sweet words OF
sympathy and noble words OF in
splration. II your hands are large.
let them ever be ready and help
full glad almoners OF gener-
, oud cart. II will shine through
and se apparent to the dullest eye,
and while making the mind and
heart beautiful. do not forget the
body. Keep It clean. wholesome and
pure and you win be delight to
yourself and those abou. you. No
natter how bright the eyes may be.
II they reflect unkind, unloyely
thoughts they are not beautiful, No
matter how soft and white the
hands may be. II they cannot work
they are useless members. command
ing no respect
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It's easy TO be noble among the
noble. The difficult thing is TO keep |
the nobility OF ones nature upper
verted among the petty and the ig-
noble.
A false. friend is like a shadow
on the dial; II appears In clear
weather but vanishes as soon as
cloud approaches.
contentment is the only true hap
piness OF life; and pleasant dis
and good work will make
the whole surroundings ring with
In idleness alone there is perpetu-
al despair.
The best capital. in nine cases
but Of ten. a young man can start
IN the world with, is robust health,
sound morals, a fair intelligence, a
viii TO work his way honestly. brave