Texas Christian Advocate (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 3, 1904 Page: 6 of 16
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what you think of it, Mabel.”
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HOW TO SAVE THE BOY.
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THE GIFT THAT MAKES ROOM.
one and one-half times the speed of othe.
it’s all so nice that I could cry for the pieces followed that were much ap-
folks tthat haven’t got any red plush predated by all but Mabel.
The ordinary yellow laundry soap may do well
enough for scrubbing and for the coarser work
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embroideries and the sheer and delicate fabrics,
to avoid the unpleasant odor that is often so
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“Wait, little girl,” said her uncle.
“I don’t want to,” she pouted. “Play
it now.”
“Well, if I must, I must,” was his
resigned answer. “Here is one that
ord. Positions secured for graduates.
Write for large illustrated catalogue,
free, and mention eourse wanted.
To play all day in Tarry Street,
Leaving your errands for other feet; _ .
To ston or shirk or linger, or frown, felt, was never forgotten. “I am not as . she danced around in the nail and light brown, and a general cull
” "—- shut in at all. I have only to look out waiting for her uncle to pull off his grade which catches the runts of the
on my river. It is never twice alike, overcoat and muffler. “You said you other three grades. The runt grade all. Four years ago I began the use
I go with it everywhere. It shows me had new records. Can’t we hear them catches the doubtfuls in handling, of Grape-Nuts and since the first dish
the rocks, the woods, the fields, the after supper? I want to hear them. They have a market for culls at mark- I have never had an attack of the old
great lake, the limitless sea. How Will you play them for us, Uncle et price, because they are, on account trouble. I take four tablespoonfuls
“A man’s gift maketh room for could I be lonely?” Harry?” . . of being clean, preferable to a mixed once a day with my supper which is
him ” wrote Solomon the wise, add- A poor servant girl married her Mr. Nelson waited until, tie was lot of dirty eggs. They have a fancy composed only of whole wheat bread
ingl’thrifhtily “and bringeth him be- young lover. They were scarcely quite ready to enter the dining-room, market for the perfect eggs in hand- and the Grape-Nuts.
place the more obvious meaning of the more than boy and girl—these two, then said: some cartons holding' one dozen each. “The wonderful part of my case 1
proverb by one of deeper significance, who began the long road of life to-
For it is not alone the gift that a gether with literally “no scrip for
man brings but the gift which he has their journey.” A few of their friends, new records by-and-by, she an-
himself received that “maketh room only less poor than they, joined in the nounced to her mother and grand-
for him.” ’ rurchase of two wedding gifts—a rock- mother. "You’ let "8 hear them
I knew a woman.
then said: some cartons holding one dozen each, ------------- -— - - ,
“Yes, Mabel, I will.” and a market for them in clean new that I have never had an attack Q
“Uncle Harry is going to play his cases. The three perfect lots are even any of the dreadful sympto2
new records by-and-by,” she an- stamped with a rubber stamp, since the very first meal of Grape-NE
They buy all the eggs that come to Most of my patients know how 8
purchase of two wedding gifts—a rock- mother. “You’ll let us hear them all, this town and two other towns. Yes- denly and promptly Grape-Nuts cuj
the mother of a ing-chair, upholstered in scarlet, and won’t you?” she kept on, as she hov- terday they called my attention to a me and I have prescribed the
arggfamijy who struggled for many a parlor lamp, having a shade gay ered near the armchair. “Every one, case of eggs that a farmer brought in. with good results in many c^
vears under conditions of extreme with painted roses. Uncle Harry?” They were all one color and needed Name given by Postum Co., 4
poverty Day after day she toiled at A half year later the young wife “Every one,” he promised, solemnly, but little washing. “That’s the kind Creek, Mich. 4
tasks far too hard for her and night paid a visit to her former mistress, yet with a queer little twinkle in his that everybody should have,” said Grape-Nuts is regularly presg4
after night she went to her’rest scarce- “And how are you getting on, Mag- eye. they. “We can easily pay that man place of medicine by many P$
iv knowing how the growing bodies of gie?" asked the lady. When everything was settled for the a cent more than we can for eggs that for stomach or intestinal tr988
her children were to be fed and cloth- “Fine, Mrs. C , fine! Michael has evening, he brought in the little ma- we have to scrub and sort. To-day of nourishment, brain-fasaf5 . 8
ed on the morrow Books travel. so- got work at fifteen dollars a month, chine that was so mysterious and so they showed me a letter from a gro- prostration. The resleds 2 . # ■■ E
cial pleasures even the small adorn- and I’ve found a little washing and delightful, and carefully adjusted the ceryman at a famous Western resort immediate improvemen"a
ments which are wont to grace very ironing to do. We’ve rented a bit of big brass horn so that grandmother It stated that he wanted two cases complete cure. adf -
humble homes—all these were utterly a house with two rooms. When I’m should hear it well, Mabel sat down each day instead of one, and he volun- Ten days’ tria4 588288228228388882
beyond her reach. Her life seemed tired sometimes of an evening before on a hassock at her feet. tarily raised the price to encourage place of tarchAM . 88282822608
but a hopeless grinding in the cramp- Michael comes home, I go in and light “Now!” and the concert had begun the girls to make an extra effort “There’s a r- 28888 88588528202888182
ed prison-house of care. the lamp for a few minutes, and sit with a spirited march. Nice clean eggs in handsome little car- Look ineacka
Yet her life was in truth neither down in the rocker, and oh, ma’am! Some new songs and instrumental tons did it. The real markets for tie book, "T/282228 8572822837288
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in the laundry, but to get a clear snow white
Happy Maggie! Not for herself only tease. “I want something to laugh
had her gifts made room, but all the at, not those horrid things. Play a
toiling world outside found place in funny one.”
her simple, loving heart.
The old myth of the good fairy at
the infant’s cradle is of universal ap-
plication. Not one of us is without his
individual gift which, rightly received
and understood, may bring him into
royal rooms, anad set him before those
who reign in the high places of the
soul.—Mary A. P. Stansbury, Epworth
Herald. . ... very astonished little girl sat up a speea of 150 words to the minute,
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THE BISHOP AND THE BRIDGE. voice that the others recognized at no charge half the time and cost 3
once with smothered laughter.
Bishop Nicholson, of Milwaukee, has "I want to go!
a story of personal experience to tell Ethel’s. Can’t I?
those who seem swamped in worries, day » it whined.
It happened during the first years of •No, it snows too fast,” answered
his ministry, when he was rector of some one.
a Philadelphia Church. The parish “You said I could go one'day this
matters, social and. financial, were in week, and I want to go to-day. I don’t
a bad way, and straightening them out care if it does snow, I want to go.
was slow work. He was distinctly dis- “I want to go! I wa-a-nt to” go!” eggs are the towns and cities; every
couraged one day when, having gone wailed the graphophone with a mourn- city and every town of any importance
to New York on business, he stopped Showl. “Boo-hoo! Can’t I, mamma?” has people that will havenothing short -
to look at the Brooklyn bridge, then R t Mabel had heard enough and of the best, and 111 many instances a
building. A man, covered with dirt, lutMahenhrunciers arm begging few cents more per dozen only makes
was working on the abutments. She M X it them so much more attractive. We
“That’s pretty dirty work you are ' UwL/ don’t vou like it Mabel9” he must figure on fads in this country,
engaged in/’ said the bishop. ,c"Whyonnxo is very funny Just and work them. It’s a fad with some
“Well, yes,” answered the laborer; aKe t now” " people to buy nice things because
“but somehow we don’t think of the ■'BoXoT I want to go to Ethol’s, some "big sun" gets the same brand,
dirt, but of the beauty which is to WLl n, t? WL9, ramp out louder etc. . .
come out of our work.” Why cant n "hy: came ou In due time these girls will buy, fat-
“It was the lesson I needed, and I e,€ horrid S+o it lease do!” ten and dress poultry, and force a
went back to Philadelphia the better ■ d Mabel toP her fingers in fancy market for their way of fixing
for it,” said Bishop Nicholson.-Golden eried.Mabeluputngrtesfrsany up dressed poultry. The plan is not
penI‘ her ears.. 111 neyer tease 1 y fully matured, but I am confident they
..... thing again never. Tt„„1p , will maake it go.—M. M. Johnson, in
,“ What, never?’ queried Uncle Har- . Gentleman
ry, in tragic tones, as he took out the Country Gentleman,
offending record. “ *
A banker of Allegan County, Michi- "I didn’t know it sounded like that,” PROLONGING THE HONEY-MOON,
gan, voted to license the saloons, and protested Mabel, in self-defense, vg-oi, stories come to an end
they were brought back into the coun- That is just what I thought,” he w±hiXnoon commences but I
ty. A few weeks ago ex-Senator Hum- +01d her drawing her up in his lao. When honeymoon commences, pt
phrey was at a hotel in Allegan, and, ido'did you”do it?” asked the lit- think s.the placetwherethnbestloye
looking out, he. saw the banker walk- +je gir curiosity getting the best of story o life ough tto begin. I have
in- back and forth in front of the 1 8 ’ curiosl- gening me 55- no sympathy with the notion that the
hotel bar-room and looking in when shamsas cleanin- old records in the first moon of married life has the most
any one opened the door. The Sena- kitchen, to use 1% some experiments. hone nits Tretrvevtiyesrue rG
tor went out and spoke to the banker. V0 were worrving vour mother in I81on, 810WS sweeter every -ed.
The Lanier quid- “Senator I am You WOrrin8 your momei 1 have married the wrong woman,
The banker said. Senator, I am this room, and I thought if you could , friit of misluagment
uneasy about my boy. Do you think only realize how it sounded, you would her, Y -
he may be in the saloon? Did you be disgusted. So I slipped in a blank Aamamieg vou are Loung Ly
see anything of him? record and vou have heard what it Bein8 married, you are bou a by
“Yeq T caw him in the back room recorde and YoUnave. neard wnai I every law to pull together; and if you
Yes, I SaW mm in tne back room took down. I’ll burn it now. Are you hitched wrong null vour best
of the saloon playing cards and drink- coing to give me a chance for another are nitcneg wrong, pun ,-°u
ing,” replied Senator Humphrey, sn8tt, " anyway. You supposed she was al
The father seemed speechless for a 15» saig Mabel honey. Now you find her a jar o
moment and then from a heart full •0 Sad aDel vinegar—but are you quite sure you
moment, and men irom a heart run And she kept her word.— Exchange, are 911 hAney» Here are some rules
of distress, cried out: “Oh, God! how , a. are. all honey. Here.are Some, rules
shall I save my boy from ruin?” ** which, if adopted at the beginning
“You have t a grave problem to WHAT TWO GIRLS HAVE DONE, married life, will make every moon a
cn1vp» - honeymoon: Be -absolutely true to
«t 10 . x Two girls are Slaking in my town a vour wife Never give her the
"I would give half I am worth to LA, A1e1 eucpess in biVinc and - t. I •15, s- , H
dectr.v ever soon in th« wintry rather novel success in buying and slightest cause to be jealous. The
d est th a ZPr the country, shipping eggs. I will tell you what Bible says: “Jealously is as cruel as
g-A py ge21 4 "Ah! i seems cruel to remind you these.sirlsoare daingfor.themreason the grave." Some one has well said:
« I b & H O m C C IT ClC • Of iowbutyou Should w^wantod and they 2aV5 & Sort o daughterly re- need m^washing? for theg may per-
-- = t. that coneiusion Whe.We Wanted spect for me. , haps need wringing also if they do.”
PUT-OFF TOWN. narrow nor sorbid. She had come into them out Sf the country Now the? . These 8 irls. were too ambitious and A husband will keep his wife’s love
the world with a wonderful gift—a hhv Uur loy na I do not know too sensible to kill time at then fa usually if he keeps his own. Most
Did you ever go to Put-Off Town, glorious voice, and a soul whose na- vh m n ’ 1 May God help ther s expense. One day they called my women can say: "I loved him be-
Where the houses are old and turn- five tongue was the language of music. - mm P attention to a groceryman packing cause he first loved me." Love is
ble-down, ■ , , ... . • V,. ,,1. ,4,,, ,n,c. eggs. We took in the sight without horn of love, and grows with the habit
And everything tarries and everything So she sang, over her kettles and Why should not the father expect his detecting our curiosity. Old weath- of it. He Who rests content with the
drags tubs, songs that soared like strong his boy to fall in with What he in er-beaten cases, besmeared cardboard love received at betrothal ‘will soon
With dirty streets and people in rags? winged birds of pasagef She crooned dorses? Parents, think, of that, and fillers, eggs all colors, sizes and lose that. If the courting keeps up,
On the street of Slow, lives Old Man beside the cradles of her children such vote to outlaw the saloon now. shapes, dirty eggs, clean eggs, and the honeymoon will never be over.-
wait lullabies that, sleeping, they dreamed At a public meeting, where appeal eggs with feathers sticking to them. Exchan-e.
And his two little boys, named Linger of angels. She lifted up her voice in was being made for funds to forward The girls came to my office next day 5 ag ag
".1 Yt the little church choir in hymns reso- some effort in behalf of the young, the and stated their plan for mv criticism ... ,
WH anda ,n and tousled hair nant with the aspirations of the heav- speaker declared that if but a single Their plan was this • They'would rent Some sermons soar high because
Withunceanstpndsttandststrenamed enly chorus and over opengraves boy were saved(the hundred thousand aroomand"gtobuyingeggsppaying they are empty as balloons.
Don’t Care translated into melody the faith of dollars asked for would be well. ex the cash, etc., and hoped that the farm- Mes
immortality. pended. When a friend inquired ers would appreciate the cash enough A DR ,e mon
Grandmother Growl lives in this town, it was thus that her gift made room whether he had not spoken rather to induce them to bring their eggs to ’
With her two little daughters, called for her. hastily, he replied. No, not if it was them instead of to the stores. The Found a Food That Lifted Him Out of
Fret and Frown, I knew another woman to whose my D0Y." plan worked. The farmers took to the Trouble.
And Old Man Lazy lives all alone, narrow means was added great physi- . —et each citizen, where the saloon idea in no time, and the grocery stores czon, nf n o, ,,
Around the corner on Street Postpone, cal frailty. Enjoyments which might is seeking entrance remember now, are now compelled to get eggs for food, experi Mmself is worth
have been of possible attainment she before it is too late, that its coming their town customers from these two Penmentmg with himself is worth
Did you ever go to Put-Off Town was not strong enough to share. She means ruin to somebody s boy, and girls. Not an egg goes to the stores knowing: He Sazs:
To plav with the little girls, Fret and was much alone, and often in pain, let each father,say to himself It from the farmers. Just another proof 1 had acid dy SP epsia.S ince have
Frown, But the windows of her humble home may be my boy. John F. Hill, D.D. that people like to help those who try any knowledge, from eisht years old I
Or go to the home of Old Man Wait, opened upon a beautiful river, flowing M to help themselves. no. i i t , . L tn in
And whistle for his boys to come to strongly between picturesque banks: ANNIE LEWIS PINFOLD. We find no dirty, filthy cases or fill- +ttwoveddown,tstomaiH1e , '
“Are you not lonely?” she was ask- . , , , ers around this egg establishment, testines locating at the umbilicus in
ed “You are so sadly shut in.” We can have a graphophone con- Every egg is washed and wiped dry. enteritis until six years ago the agony
“You are mistaken,” she answered, cert again to-night, can’t we, Uncle They are assorted in four varieties— every few days was something terrible.
with the smile whose brightness, once Harry? Cant we? reiterated Mabel, the white shelled ones, the deep brown I have walked the floor for hours un-
“I am not as she danced around in the hall and light brown, and a general cull able to eat or digest if I should eat.
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Rankin, George C. Texas Christian Advocate (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 3, 1904, newspaper, March 3, 1904; Dallas, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1594208/m1/6/?rotate=270: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.