The Springdale news., 1913-07-04

Browning peach orchard. tgrandpap of alN is full of aches this seas oa Carry the news to Mary.
 N " Ark. possesses one feature that ought to be a. good drawing card for t4is country as most any tA.ng else she could produce: No mosquitoes.
 fae Bookout boys have been in the netghborAood the past week with their new baiIing machine batl.ng oats They have had splen- did weather for bai ing hay.
 We'll. NuIly, glad to hear that you have the nj est strawberry patch in the country Yes and you might as we'll as not have the incest little wife in the country too
 If We don't get rain soon the blackberry crop will be cut short Of what 1t promised when picking began, but let us continue to hope that the giFer Of all blessings will not forget us.
 Don't Worry returns thanks to David King and his two estimable daughters for q big basket of their early apples which made excellent table sauce Everybody don't know what good ueighbors We have.
 IL speaking of people living to an old age the Garland (Texas4 News tells of Unese Joe Roe. liv ing to the good age of 96. and in all of that many long years he never took dose of medicine.
 Always spit on your hook if you want to see fish bite we'll. Its rule that was in practice when Don't Worry caught his first suck CT in old Atkmans creek. Indiana. and We don't know how much long CT before
 The greased pig and pole are the 4tA of July attractions that have long since become shelf worn, yet they help to draw the crowds and that's what young America wants. Oa.g for that the srea sed pole and pig would have been laid on the shelf long ago a. fit relics Of the dark ages But most anything for excitement and fun is excusable on t4e 4th Of July
 Every man and woman who has chiliren of their own can look back and sae wherein they did many things while children that they would hate 0 see their children do now. Parents sometimes seem 10 forget that they were children once and that boys VII be boys the world oge5 Some fathers and mothers are Inclined 10 bar" down rather heavy at times on the young colts and to draw the check rein most too tight There is a limit to =eonsi tered for eontfoll- ing children Too much freedom isn't good nor is too great restraint good. Some children are more cas- fly governed and controlled than oater5 and where one word would have been sufficient back in your fathers family 1t might take ten or a dozen others in your own home. So 1t goes
 Don't Worry was under the weather" last week and isn't much better this However, We want to tell you about post card We got las tweek It's the sweetest thing. It was sent us by reader of the News from Cucamonga, Calf. The front Of the card has beautiful landscape view of mountain and stream bogdared with cherry leaves and clusters of riFe cherries Print ei h large letters are these words: Come 10 California, Gods Coun- try That's uha. I found on the front. now VI will see what We found on the other side. Don't Worry. 5 spr!ugdale l have been reading your beautiful letters in The News and 1 send cherry greet ings freferFiag 10 the pieturel in remembranse kind. to show that out oz sight. not out of mind. Gu elm5aga. June 20. 1913 Many thanks. come again
 Dont Worry.