Beating a Rabbit's Foot through Steady Work Habit
The piece argues that persistent steady effort surpasses luck. It notes many burst ahead with quick rewards, but true advancement comes to those who make steady work a habit and stay consistently productive.
She's Lucky Mr Brown Refuses Advice in Rain and Cold
Mr Brown is described as a stubborn man who would not wear rubbers in rain or a sweater on cold nights. Mrs Brown grows irritated by his obstinacy and jokes that he would still be an old maid if he followed advice.
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Mr. Brown
Mrs. Brown
Life as a train journey and pleasant travelers
A reflective verse compares life to a train ride with two fellow passengers at each window. The speaker contemplates sitting beside a stranger, cherishing brief companionship, and hopes for polite, brief camaraderie on the short journey.
Take Care Of Me Your Job Teaches Care And Value
A reflective letter personifies work as essential to life noting food shelter and luxuries depend on it. It warns against neglect and urges appreciation saying without it happiness friends and finances suffer, while promising care in return if respected.
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Park Lane
Do Not Speak ill of others Across the Lane
A poem admonishes readers to refrain from boasting about themselves while demeaning neighbors. It urges restraint when aware of another’s wealth or mortgage, to avoid spreading gossip, and to avoid cruel remarks even among friends. The verse champions discretion and truthful living over vanity and sharp tongue.
It Takes Very Little to Gladden Heart and Home
A poem celebrates simple blessings that bring contentment. It asserts that happiness comes from a roof, food, rest, conscience, love, and small wonders like a bright star or singing stream. The verse suggests fulfillment depends on one’s inclination and inner bent.
Miss Juanita Harbuck Recalls Rock Eagle 4-H Council Meet
Juanita Harbuck and companions travel from Butler to Rock Eagle for the State 4-H Council meeting. They stay in cottages with other 4-H Club girls and Home Demonstration Agents, attend multiple assemblies, hear speeches, and witness leadership events including candle lighting and an officer election reveal.
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Juanita Harbuck
Herman Talmadge
U. S
DeKalb County
Crawford County Schools Open Aug 30 for 1956 57 Term
All Crawford County Schools will open August 30 for the Fall term. Pupils should arrive at 9 a.m. opening day. Children who reach six by December 1 are eligible to enter. Every child should attend daily if possible.
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Crawford County
A Cherished Place by J Seaborn Winn
A poem reflecting on Roberta Georgia childhood scenes and lasting memories. The speaker recalls childhood joys and the passage of nearly fifty years since those days, asserting memories never fade.
Record of Sunday Activities at Cottage Camp
Juanita Harbuck signs off as the author, describing the county and home agents, an evening of fun with a movie party games and dancing, followed by an early morning clean up and check out before departing after breakfast at 7 30 a m.
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H. D
Juanita Harbuck
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