The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-06-07
HOME CIRCLE COLUMN
Hlnt for Mive,.

race with busy competition OF trade.
What Is Il that makes him 30 eager
n the pursuit OF gain--so energetic by
day. 80 sleepless by night--but his love
OF home. wife and children. and dread
that their responsibility, according to
the light in which he has conceived IL.
may be encrOached upon by the strife
OF existence. This IL the true secret
OF the silent care which preys upon
the hearts OF many men; and true IL
II, that when love lis least apparent. II
IL nevertheless the active principle
which animates the heart. though fears
and disappointments make up cloud
which obscures the warmer element AS
above the clouds there Is a glorious
sunshine while below are showers and
gloom. 80 with the conduct OF man
behind the gloom OF anxiety there Is a
bright fountain OF high and noble feel
ing. Thinking Of this in those me-
merits when clouds seem TO lower up
on your domestic peace and by tenn
pering your conduct accordingly. the
gloom will soon pass away and warmth
and brightness take its place
o.
II isn't enough 10 believe that every
cloud has a silyery lining. and then sit
down and wait for the lining to reveal
itself We can. II We win. take the X
ray OF determination and pierce the
cloud and find it's bright side.
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II you have an idea that you are too
good for a picked mp dinner. remain a
bachelor.
To make home happy Is an art-an
art n good many people have either
lost or never found.
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Il II true. A more beautiful spring
We have never beheld. or are We fanci-
full But II does seem TO us that things
never seemed quite so beautiful Ev-
cry tree and bush OF the flower kind
never seemd under such a weight OF
blossoms. nor the air so freighted with
sweet perfume There have been no
storms TO ruffie a bloom or scar leaf.
and all nature does seem TO unfold IT.
self with unusual perfection. and de-
apite an the dark shadows that crowd
themselves into our lives here, rs we
look abroad We cannot refrain from
enchanting. Il Ii beautiful world af-
ter ALI Yet IN its brightest aspect. Il
IA but a counterpart TO the world where
the flowers eternal bloom In richness
beyond ali conception. and where the
glowing Hight Il so effulgent. earth In
All It's brightness would be but sha-
dow. Let US live for n better and still
more beautiful and Rrander world than
this. where joys are eternal and the
brightness never fades.
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-The boys on the farm are better off
n they only knew Il. than thousands OF
boys who are at large wandering hith-
er and thither. searching and looking
for rich bonanEas 10 turn up. There
Il nothing like being practical ana
there IL but one way TO be 80. Acquire
bunineas habits and train yourself TO
do good. honest, hard work. Don't
; waste your time learning 10 tie era
var. You can buy cravats ALREADY tied.
A boy can help clear away after a
meal. sweep thu f,ccr. poiish the s'o,e
or VAST the disi Is just - effectively
a. \ girl. He. a. a rule. Is stronger
lie win love his 'lcTne more and when
~. h.. ONES a MIR. and has home o.
hfa own. he viii respect his wife ali
the more for ta'Ing been iargi' TO re-
spect his mothe and sisters
Every boy is going TO have confir
aan, some one 10 whom he can tell his
secrets and whisper his hopes ann I'm :
hgtions which he would not breathe TO
o,bera. ,,.va orrison Sweet Marden In
Success Magazine. We take IL Tor
Granted that his mother will stand
neercr TO him than any other person
III, every boy will have some male
friend who viii stand in a pecditar re-
iafl,,s 10 him. This friend. this cor :
faant. should be his father. 6ou can
M sfford 10 have your bog feel that
-, are TOO busy or too Indifferent to
ian him how 10 NY his kite or bate mis-
hook or make = toy or to play games
Nth him. II you begin early enough
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gnin vour boys confidence. From IN
fancy he should grow uFyto feel that nc
one .;s= an take your place; that you
s,,nd IN a peculiar relation 10 him
which no one else can fill.
o.
one OF our great men says tha' on.
a. the most unfortunate phases O
modern civilization Is the omit w.
from the farm, the drift OF the country
vofreh to the CITY NuAsit 'is.-'
srrihabie fascination for him. HIS WIZ
hn.rination clothes It with Arabian
N,rbts possibilities and Joys. ms
country seems tame and commonplace
sS,er the first dream Of the city. &c
him IL Is synonymous with oppor,I
,,s,y with power. with pleasure h'
an NO, rid himself OF its fascination
,,n,,i he tastes its emptiness. He car
~, know the worth OF the country ano
how 20 appreciate the glory OF us au,
rsntares and opportunities until he ma
s.en the shaIlowness and sham oil th'
city.
orr men OF wealth and influence dc
Mt start with any cash capital IneN
r,ent Ia work with their pillow. me mo-
the lack plane or axe, and in tune tnea'
csni,aI brought them rich harves.
AZ, hut there's the rub; you don't wan
- WORK. You want money ON credl, ,
son can play the gentleman. specuia.'
and end your career by PLAYING sa 81.
hnna You want 20 marry rich gu
gho win support you. while you weal
s,ns clothes, smoke cigarettes, ana DC
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