La Junta tribune., 1914-04-04
m leieh Nesv.sseseA.


IN leieh Nsmssesad.
rAs ersas seopsfatiss moveneut b
- without ~ prsss organ. The Irish
Homestead announces itsslf q ''ths
esuAA Of Irish agricultusal and indus
es3al 6svelop0anG- euch Il undoabe-
e1ly Y. Il 6oss not. however. conilne
itseR % tsaching the doctrine Of co
operation. but contains departments
dealing with ali phases of agricuItural
dsvelopmeat The number before ne
has articles o. eomnents upon The To-
lowing subjects: The Plea for ths
Ai6dlenaa." ." -6eed Gernination and
Growth" Live Stock Nosss,'' ..Tuber
cu1osis." "PoaltFy.- "Creamesy MaE
assuent." Pages Tor Irish Country.
men" L also eoatains . column DE-
voted 70 70 the interests Of The Unit.
ed irishwousa." Ths Irish Homestead
y edited b George W. Russell.
brilliant vritsf. the clarity and forcs
Of wAoss editorial comments extsnd
the suhscfiptioa list 70 many who are
not of thoss directly interested In the
agricultural subjects which are the
naintops discussed in the Journal.
Hs The United lrishwsmen.
In all his efforts for Improving The
conditions Of rural ireland, Sir Horace
P1unkett makes constant use Of the
formula, Better farming. better bust
ness. and better living Nsf
Il 10 true that better living" 10
placed within the reach Of many an
Irish family because Of the returns
guaranteed from the better farming
and better business which coma
through cooperation. but - Father
Biniay sayr in the article HERETOFORE
referred to. Al an early stage Of the
movement scheme Of what vas call.
- "home-brishtenins- was put into
operation In certain selected centen
where successful co-opentive societiee
had been established. Educated ladies
who had experience In peasant life In
the more advanced rural communities
Of the continent were settled IN model
cottages. They received Tie women
and girls Of the locality and taught
them such elements Of Housekeeping
~ would enable them 70 turn the re-
sources Of house. garden and farmyard
Into hest account. Later they became
moro intimate In their advice and a.
sistanee and became instrumental In
the preparation Of the family meals.
suggested reforms In the matter Of
cleanliness and order. brought about
the larger use Of garden fruit and veg.
etables and tauSh methods Of preserv.
Ing them.
Soon he men oe the family. becom-
Ing interested. co.operated In The pro
cess Of home Frightening. Simple i'm
prOvements were made. whitewash lib
orally applied. . kitchen garden cul.
tivated. trees and flowers were plant.
ed. and shrubs and roses trained 70
grow against the walk. The cost Of
this home Frightening scheme vas at
i1rst betrayed by Sir Horace Plunkett.
who devoted to Il the salary attached
70 bis once Of vice-president Of the
department Of agriculture. He realized.
however. that it was essentially .
women's work and should Be in their
hands. This led to the organization Of
The United Irishwomen." A. Miss
Pilkingt0n. one OF their leaders. says:
The work which the United Irishwom.
en- propose 70 DO In rural Ireland may
BE- considered under three heads-as.
riculture and Industries. domestic
economy. social and Intellectual T.
vslopmsnt. Hone daisyins eaa b
much Improved. and Il 10 Of immsase
Importance that . sunlciset supply q
milk for every household should ~
AVAILABLE Many girls afs s1ploysd
In sAoDs q bookkeeping. but fsv ever
~ - kssD their fathers aeeeuats See
Nh. althoasA Quits capable q 6olAg
% whsa tAsy Arst leave seAool.
-The beaaeA eeamittee q ~ Uai1,.
"a lsishwonsa h eoopseatioa VIII ~
copnty ee0nistss us1ss ~ 6spast'
nGnt q agssssltufs. aal asslsts1 ~
~ fasDsss' seeSseies. eeal1 - ~ ~
fainse's viSs what the lsisA AsSteul
tusal oreaaisatiea soetsty 1ess fee ~
hrnse."
eeAsatst esslel csasss.
4 nsabse q ths Kilkss beascA &
TIE UoSeo0 ISjoow00eo W0SIo9 70 -
A0es3cna intaeoOee1 10 ~ 0ovemoat
says: -0oP .slghbosins bsabcA q
Dooeaha (atsas Gre ailss fPon thisD
has ee0bossl VITA ~ farmers as1
oehsss 70 Dsrchass I disuss1 cssamssy
aal make Il Into parish hail. whero
vsiwill holl glasses uadss ~ various
lndlructresses supplied by The conssst.
ed eistsicts board. the department as1
et1kn. and where ~ viii also have
ladees. plays. concerts aad Ali the
othsr thinss which ulaks NE happy Tor
thS cpuntSy ~.
Oar beanch hseo ~ q satsstalnp
meos q Nestnbss sve. WhlcA y %
e)dilslsh SsstjvaI. y pssAaDs ~ hnov.
Vi ~ onnee q vas1ooo ikin1s. aa1
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