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THE HOME CIRCLE COLUMN,
Pleasant Evening Reveries—A Column Dedicated to
Tired Mothers as They Join the Home Circle at Evening
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without relief. 1 had pains all over my body and at times I could
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Morning Greetings,
Don’t forget to nay "good morning.”
Husband*, when you leave your door
For the duties of the office.
Or the labors of the store;
Press a kiss upon the fond lips
Of the wife you leave behind;
Lighter far will seem the day’s work.
As you call it to your mind.
Don’t forget to say “good morning”
To the children, parents all.
When you meet their loving glances
| At the early morning call;
Say it tenderly and fondly.
Say it over with n smile;
It will please them as they scatter.
And many keep their hearts from guile.
There’s n charm that seems to follow
Every greeting word we say;
Our "good nights” and our “good mornings”
Chase unkindly thoughts away
They give rest to weary watchers.
To the weak impart new power,
I While the good within the greeting
Seems to fall on every hour.
O O O
Every member of a community and
especially every parent should take a
deep interest in the public . It is
not enough to pay your school tax
without complaining, or to know that
the teachers are qualified, nor is it
even enough to keep your children in
school regularly. If you are really in
terested in the sunject ns you should be,
you should visit the school regularly
and persistently. Few people have any
idea what an incentive it is to both
teacher and scholar to know that par
ents and outsiders are taking a lively
interest in their work. We believe the
”little folks” at school appreciate such
interest more perhaps than the larger
ones. Still the effect is not lost on any
of them, and wo hope every parent will
take a hint from this and place the
public school on their visiting list.
Woman's Kingdom.
Every woman who takes conscience
for her guide has a right to feel that
home is peculiarly woman’s kingdom,
knowing that all love, all pure thoughts
all religion and governments, if one
■would have them flourish, must have
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Building Material*
WILL SWF, YOU FKOM
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Another Attraction
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MILLEDGEVILLE, OA,
their roots beneath its altar. Let no
wife, who would be loved, honored and
happy, forget that home duties must
ever stand first. No matter what high
ambitious aspiration may have im
pressed her before marriage, or how
high she may be conscious her talents
and influences are capable of leach
ing, when that solemn yow is taken
that makes the twain one—for "better
or worse” —before all else, she must
give all the energy and love Bhe pos
sesses to building a perfect home, and
she must never lose sight of this high
vocation. She must be its mistress,
but never its slave. That she has made ^
it immaculate in cleanliness and replen-
dent in beauty is not enough. She must
feed the love and truth which should
unitedly govern it. What power or
dignity can reach higher? What i« the
ability to sway large audiences over a
home with such skill that husband and
children shall rise up and call her bless
ed? To he the ruling spirit in such a
position is a more sacred honor than to
rule an einpiie. “Woman’s rights!”
lias man any higher or more noble?
And when husband and wife see eye to
eye and heart to heart, one in the inter
ests of home, they have reached as near
perfection as we are allowed to hope
for while on earth.
o o o
Be What Tou Seem.
Don’t think because you are fresh
from the hands of vour tailor and your
barber, that you will pass for a gentle
man, unless you are one. You might
carry the perfumed roses about you for
ages without once being mistaken for a
rose. Fine clothes and costly jewelry
do not convert a tough into a gentleman
any more than a stovepipe hat and a
cigar make a man of a monkey. A few
Bmart well- learned quotatious from emi
nent authors will not convey the im
pression that you are conversant with
literature. You are apt to become
Bcorched in the flames you kindle, for
your literary companions will soon sound
your shallow depths, and your ignorance
will appear more glaring than before.
An extensive library does not make a
lawyer; a sanctimonious face a minist
er, an elaborate sign a doctor, or a pair
! of wings an angel. The world judges
us by what we are, and not by what we
seem. It does not accept a few fla-hes
of wit and wisdom as the ovidence of
superior knowledge. If yoi/r mental
attainments are not appreciated by the
public, it is a sensible conclusion to ar
rive at that you are striving to be some
thing which nature and education have
not fitted you fo>\ The world, general
ly, is quick to acknowledge true merit
and genius, and having no grudge
against you, personally, it will appreci
ate your efforts if they are at all praise
worthy or meritorious. True excellence
in anything is only attained by unremit
ting labor, If you would be that which
you are not, bend all the energies of
heart and brain to the accomplishment
of your desire. Whatever place your
ambition prompts vou to sele'et as your
field for future labor, however lofty and
difficult of access the height may be, fit
yourself for it by slow and laborious
process of study and toil. Begin at the
very bottom round of the ladder, lay
the foundation firm and secure; build
your structure of future greatness upon
a thorough knowledge of your life work
in all its bearings. In fact, be what
you seem, and seem to be nothing hut
what you are.
ooo
Th.9 Good Housewife.
You look at the housewife who has a
place for her things, and these things
in their places, and you find a woman
who is systematic in her work; and
when she needs anything she can put
her hands on it in a nqoment. She
plans and calculates whatever there is
to be extra work, extra cooking, extra
washing, etc., and she knows before
hand just what there is to do, and what
she wants to do in with. Her work
moves along like clockwork’ and when
the clock strikes twelve she is ready to
put the victuals on the table. The men
are not hindered—they eat their dinner
and get out of the way, and her work
goes on according to programme, and
nobody’s time is wasted by her pro
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crastination. She is on time, the glory
of her husband, the beloved of her
children, the admired of all who know
her. And this same woman, so exact
in hei doings, gets more time to reRt and
read and instruct her children in the
oaths of right and the social duties they
owe to all. Ladies’ wo hope you arc of
this claas receiving the blessings of
your husband, and the praise of all who
know you.
ooo '
Poverty is uncomfortable, but nine
cases out of ten, the host thing that can
happen to a young man is to be tossed
overboard and compelled to sink or
swim for himself.
TYBEE EXCURSIUNS
VIA CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
Central of Georgia Railway will sell
ten-day tickets Milledgeville to Tvbee
and return, every Saturday, May 2/th
to August 21st, 1909 inclusive, at rate
of $7.r>0.
Sumner excursion t’ kets will also
be on sale to puncipal r< ioi ts in the
United Slates and Canada.
For further information call on A. D.
NeHbit, Ticket Agent, or uddr«ss^J.**C.
Haile, General Passenger Agent, Sa
vannah, Georgia.
Buy your turnip seed from Culver &
Kidd and gel a $5 gold piece.
Talcum powder of the first quality 2?
cts. per pound at-
Culver & Kidd’s
BY THE SEA
WHERE OCEAN BREEZES BLOW.
EXCURSION RATES
_ VIA
(entrain Georgia
railway
QUICK AND CONVENIENT SCHEDULES.
SPLENDID SERVICE FROM PLACES IN
GEORGIA AND ALABAMA.
ASK YOUR NEAREST TICKET AGENT FOR TOTAL RATES.
SCHEDULES, ETC.