Ellsworth American., 1924-03-12

NOW!
Success attends the man who views 1t
right:
ts back and forward meaning differ
quite;
For this is how it reads
10 She man of ready deeds
Who spells it backward from achieve
ments heights
WON!
From "Zinas' Calendar,
Dear Mutuals;
The following letter will be OF IN
terest to you all. We are always
Glad to hear what every other one OF
our family is doing and seeing, and,
in Jasmine's case, hearing. Ihahk
YOU so much, Jasmine. We had
missed you from the column.
p.ar Amt Madge and NJ B.-ites
know some of you have been look
inc for a letter from me. Well, so have
nv friends and some relatives been
wondering why ! did not write them'
and probably taking for granted that
had nothing else to do. Have not
been living according to the usual
routine. yet the time has been we'll
allied since / left the home town IN
october. Have lived about half this
time in the city, where ENJOY
many church privileges, lectures,
ansic. etc, and the Independent way OF
getting about on foot or electric ears
enjoy walking. and know it is good
exercise so walk when the distance is
less than a mile, other things being
right-Weather, travelling and ap-
sence OF baggage. There was time
when | could walk but a short distance
without OVERRIDING, 50 | now count
walking as one OF my blessings. Think
my courage is going to be good
enough to try fun two miles into the
city some fine spring day when the
sidewalks are free from snow and ice.
Then there were ten weeks ON the
farm with friends. and chat was quite
a different life. but was not without
its privileges 1t was real farm, with
milk route attached, meaning twenty
COWS to be MIXED twice daily. Just
think Of telling the men to bring in n
quart of cream and three or four
quarts of milk at "A time l did not
want to grow fat, but | know l did.
Can you picture a house with twelve
large rooms and bath, heated by hot
water lighted by electricity, hot and
cold water, electric washing machine
aud hatiron. ana then people the
house with from eight to ten good
natured people? You will say, a good
place to stay-and it was; also a good
| place to keep busy.
VIII not take time to tell you about
| the people except my little pal, who is
| now about sixteen months old, and
| when not otherwise employed, | would
roup with him and renew my youth.
Some of you know that a baby near
| my home is real rarity, so / made
| the most OF this opportunity, and it
| near broke my heart to leave him. His
| grandmother twho is younger than |
;.m.) wrote that he went to my room
and hunted all around for me, Now,
| don't think that | am old enough to be
| "a Erandmother Tor we are no Older
than We think we are and don't
choose to think of being auybodys
| grandmother
After baby was tucked away for the
| hisht, supper and dishes out Of the
way, there was the Radio, q win
spell il with capitalD and If you want
| 60 caI me "a radio fan. IN not be Of
| Tended for / truly think it is won
derful ana a never-cuding source Of in
terest and enjoyment. oh! yes. it has
tts ups and downs and you can't al
| ways tune in ON the thing you want to
| hear the most but we could always get
something worth while after seven
O'Clock. and the later we listened the
| cicaror it would be,
IT would mal;e you thrill to your tim
! E,r tips TO hear the NeW England voice
Of President Coolidge in a masterGul
| address, ON qffa H. i,,, ,r