Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1915-01-08
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HOME, SWEETEST WORD IN THE
LANGUAGE.
The story Is told Of perplexod
young man who wrote to the query
department Of . newspaper to know
whether the editor would advise him
to buy an automobile or get mar
ried. He said he could not afford to
do both, and was in . quandary.
The editor cautioned the young
man to deliberate earnestly and not
to make up his mind without due
consideration. He was reminded
that while an automobile costs more
1t doesn't talk back. and thatsa sec.
ond-hand automobile could be traded
for new one. It 10 not recorded
what was the decision Of the irreso-
lutte young man. ~ %5.
There have been men, good men,
whose lives, measured by ordinary
standards. were successful. who never
married: but those who hsarror sread
.of them feel that such careers wers
:ineomDlete. 1'.a. - so 1852
70 . csrtain degree. . young man
should look upon marriage from .
utilitarian standpoint A good wife
10 90 much capital. She makes hin
to be, BY . kind Of gTace, : great
deal more than he II By nature. ehe
contributes the qualities needed In
oeder TO conxsrt his ~isor iuto . saes
ID wen 90 productive efficiency. Has
introduces, for instance. into his In
tellectual nature that Ingredient of
sentiment which intellect requires IN
order to be able to do its best work
and makes home IN Eden. ITO Adam,
,Pafadise>wss home: to tho good among
Ills descendants, home Is paradise"
q Most married men are sauer. much
more normal and level-headed. eco
,nomical and careful. on account OF
their wives. A model homo 10 great
corrective for man. It keeps him up
to standard and saves him from get
ting blue and discouraged. It devel.
ops the aftectionate side Of his M
ture and renders his character strong.
or and more symmetrical. Men can
produce very much more because 81
harmony and affection in the homo.
Y There II nothing else which will call
out the tdtgfnsStsqua1ties OF q m9n .oS
woman like unselhsh service. Ths
j~efy :cpnSriou sthat one has 9th.
ers depending upon. him tends. to call
out the best In him. , ~. '. .ls
"a happy marriage brings sunshine
into the life and sbsoadsns, softsns and.
.sweetens. the character. Il - .. grsat
educator. = perpetual inhuence Tor:
:good. s ss: @ & IS ~ !
Who, could ,estimate what civiliEa:
.tion owes TO- man dream o., q happy
home of His sown What an, infen.
tive, tosnan. in: u ages has; been this
vision rf Is home Of his own! d sls
this picture which holds the youth. TO-
.his task, buoys him up In. times OF
hardship and dfScoura gement. This
picture ;of 8 home. this vision Of .,
little cottage and some fair matde1
waiting ~ the door this home Vision
,has eyer hean thu s1Tset. Incentive ~
.ot mankind! Il q sths dream OF s.
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