| Show The The Ideal Ideal read by X Hunt before the jm Grange on Saturday j cember f Js the-type farmers daughter in I t always- lovable alS cheerful and kind to J but there is no life so J but a few clouds may i j I am in looking the co J try over for a sample farmer's one scarce they farmer's daughter in the first of all remember her parent t She will in every way berth and gentle to for she 18 the promise that her days long upon the land if she 61 father and 1 beauty in her work done f and Her cheery hesS and glad smile will win lasting She heart of which iw f the outer walls and shelters an in-j different soul j F The ideal farmer's daughterly the beauty that the child of f lions might With her hand j full of work and her heart full of song she will try to do the best she can and make the most 1 of She will be t to live within her so as i keep from privation when mass t i 1 The ideal type of the farmer's J daughter in the home f have time to run to all kinds of neither will she care I will be content with the and and such meetings I these call The farm is enough for her because she has a helping hand for She will know how to make wash sweep the house milk the cow if really news j She is not above sewing on asi j j or putting a patch on a poor fellow who has iown in the harvest as well she can play a jig on the piano or organ u I The type of an ideal j laughter in the home is one f can hook the bor Irive to town if a yr sack of flour is needed is She lo he from the calves and N In S daughter make world Lt anybody ls and so do she lives on the farm ji is remember must parents Rut I to keep the ideal 3 the farm homes must J Do not can- sacrifice that is within ider any great that will wing happiness and contentment life- Consult her wishes J her I and tastes in choice of amuse- as well as matters pertain- fog to household If she is I Lave the power to resist the temptations of life and to choose is right after leaving the rental she should be allowed Jj tie right of choosing while you J ean guide and influence her Make her your confidant and com-l and she in turn will con-j fide in you- Have the work of the J farm home pleasant by streaks of sunshine woven in at different times in the way of i But I am drifting away from my subject what is the the ideal farmer's daughter in the j j Lome j She knows one hundred cents' make one as I said be-t knows how to take care of i The is the place for the as there is not the temptation she would meet with the She is not impressed with the idea that work hurts but that idleness has ruined She will love to cultivate flowers and She will and mean and stick to She will be like an echo to speak when spoken but she will not be like an echo always to have the last The ideal farmer's daughter will have nothing to do with intemperate and dissolute Neither would she conclude that every who said something pleasant to her had fallen in love with and she will pay regard to those e would associate She will have a place for and everything in its There be no nagging for any as persons have been ruined by g their feelings always S1 will be aw polite to sisters and brothers as to The ideal farmer's daughter in the home will take advantage of every opportunity for reading and selecting books that will give her suitable mental gand practical information for a good useful for in no way does education unfit her for the position our Creator intended her to And as she will sing from a pure abundance of love and good With such a daughter what farmer would not enjoy as we all to the fullest What is the lype of ideal farmer's daughter in the I have-another idea she will be endowed with pureness of heart and a devout lover of live an unselfish and success will her efforts both financially and in lasting She will stick to the farm and think of the health-and of the little gold on the always remembering that with health comes happiness and with happiness house is built of bricks and Of and and But a home is built of loving That stand a thousand i men of earth built houses And roofs and But the women of the earth God knows The women build the Allentown |
