The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-08-29
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suspecting ways, to receive her blessed
breath into body and soul. and snare In
her eternal youth. For this are summer
and winter, seed time and harvest
given; for this do violet and blood-root
come. and gentian and witch hazel go;
for this do changing sunsets make you
path between the pines gateway into
heaven; for this does day shut US down
| within the loneliness OF its dome OF
light. and night, lifting It, make us
free OF the vast fellowship OF stars:
for this do pale meteors wander night
| ly, soft as wind blown blossoms, down
the air for this do silen. SHOWS trans-
form the wintry woods TO feathery
things that seem too light to inger,
and yet too vast to take their flight.
| for this does all the fair creation an
swer to every dream or mood of man,
so that we receive but what we give.
All is offered to us TO call us from our
books and our trade, and summon us
| into natures health and JOY. To study.
with the artist, the least OF her beau
| ties; to explore. with the man of sell
ence. the smallest OF her wonders; or
even simply TO wander among her ex-
haustless resources, like a child, need
| ing no interest unborrowed from the
4 eye--this feeds body. and brain. ana
heart and soul together.
l. In choosing our homes the first
consideration must be TO see that
/ there Ii abundance OF light, air and
sunlight. A dark room is only fit for
n storeroom. Where the sun comes,
according to the old adage, the doc
tor stays away; or as the Venetian
says: where there Is light there Is
Joy"
Scolding is mostly n habit. II is
Z often the result OF nervousness and an
Irritable condition OF the mind and
body. A person Ii tired or annoyed
at some trivial cause and forthwith
commences to ind fault with every
thing and everybody within reach.
Scolding is a habit very easily formed.
II is astonishing how soon one be-
comes addicted 10 II and confirmed In
1t. II Is an unreasoning and unreal
sonable habit. Persons who once get
in the habit OF scolding always nnd
something to scold about. IL there ~
nothing else. they begin to scold about
the mere absence OF something 70
; scold about. II is an extremely diH-
agreeable habit. IL is contagious. Once
introduced into family II IL pretty
certain in short time TO AFFECT all
! members.
II young girl reads that which ID
weak and false and foolish. she VIII
be weak, false and foolish; but II II is
, true, tender and inspiring. then some
, thing of it's truth and tenderness Will
glow into her soul and become part
, OF her very self The boy who reads
I deeds OF manliness, OF bravery and
: noble daring feels the spirit OF emula-
ton glow within him. and the seed u
, planted which win bring forth fruit
r OF pure endeavor and exalted life.
, II you come home and find some
! thing out OF place in the house, or not
, 10 your liking, do not let Il be the first
thing mentioned Try and find some
thing TO praise and appreciate. and
then speak OF the matter that dis
pleases you and ask to have IL attended
TO.
!. Women need love. praise. apprecia-
!. ton, and pleasure. as much as fioweri
need the sunlight: and as n rule. th'
best wives are the women who receive
considerable Kindness and attention
from the rightful source--the husband
Indulge now and then In little ro
nance, open the windows OF your SOU
to the south. and let the soft breezei
5 blow through and perfume up you
rusty old heart bit. II will not harm
y you, and II win make you an infinitel,
: more pleasant companion than you ar
y now.
4 Learn 10 laugh. A good laugh 4
better than medicine. Learn how 4
r. tell story. A we'll told story Is M
I welcome as a sunbeam In a sick room
: Our preachers do not write 80 man,
: or so wise proverbs as did Solomon
y but they have fewer wives and bette
a children usually.
! When you have spoken the word, |
! reigns over you; but while II is no
spoken, you reign over Il.
o Nothing but good character will
II stand the test OF time and good char
i acter is no accident,
y There is no work so humble tina
! faithfulness in It viii not be notice
and rewarded.
d wealth consists not in store of richie
II but in contentment and serenity.
ID Govern your thoughts when aion
e and your tongue when in company.
Whenever you see a shadow.
N means there Is a light close by.
) IT'S said II you improve not toda
you viii grow worse tomorrow.
Or The foun iation OF happy homes
In laid in the kitchen
= BLAINE.
Y The pie supper at Knob branch We
a grand success last Saturday nigh
- They made s36.4s for the benefit I
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