The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-08-29

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.=----vrvpln-IlU VI happier anu
more contented womanhood lies in
these two things-the elimination OF
drndgery in the farm home and the
securing of better business basis.
Husbands Real Partner.
In no other line of industry does
the wife come so near being her has
hands partner in business. Often
we find the farm woman more than
half the house in her ability to add to
the farm income aid saving. 1t is
only fit that she should have her share
in the benefits of this income and
saving. If improvements are to be
1ade. they should be provided first in
the house, instead of beginning with
the barn. An example of the wrong
way was found by Miss Taft in
prosperous community where the far
mer had lust built a new barn with all
modern conveniences, among when
were electric lights. These were put
in to equip the barn, and it was only
as an afterthought that they We're
connected with the house. Probably,
as far as the farmer was concerned
his wife and daughters might have
IA n1aa ninn and fill
ing kerosene lamps every day OF the't
lives.
Family Deserves It's Share.
The farm home is on a poor bust
ness basis when the farm woman can
saw that all she has for her work is
board. clothes and a steady job, with
none too many clothes at that. She
and her children should be sharers in
the work and in the pleasures of the
farm. Churning butter, raising chick
ems. doing the family washing, feed
ing the farm family, and rearing the
farmers children are quite as valu-
able a part of the farm business as
ANYTHING the farmer himself does.
Certainly, if the farm woman lacks
for things to make her work easier
and for money to buy things she
would like to have, she should demand
for her children a better business
basis in farm life. If she has faile
to secure her share of farm profits
for use in the making of a more com
Portable and attractive home, she
should not allow her sons and daugh-
tiers to grow up slaves to farm bust
ness and with a dislike instead OF q
love for country life.
Think OF the Woman's Needs.
Even the progressive farmer, with
vision of more productive farm as
his guide, fails to take into considera'
ton the needs of the women in the
house, who is compelled to follow II
the footsteps of his mother and granc
mother in the doing of her work. Ore
farm on which she visited particularly
appealed to Miss Taft. The farmer
was enthusiastic over his work ant
was realizing his ambitions in splen
did crops and live stock, and in ;
fam equipment which she had rarely
seen equalled. The farmhouse from
the outside was unusually attractive
Inside she found the farm woman
who had been well educated and ;
teacher before her marriage. Sh
found the wife neither as happy o
enthusiastic as her husband. When
after supper, she went into the farm
kitchen with her, she found the rea
son. The farmer had equipped hi
dairy barn and milk room with ever
modern convenience and with the hes
lighting possible, but he had failed t
let another ray of sunshine INTO tn
low, dark kitchen or put in a sing!
convenience thai would tighten hi
wifes work OF give her few MON
ents more for rest and recreation.
Affected Her Whole Life.