The Golden age. [volume], February 18, 1909, Page 14, Image 14

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As tnere are many messages for the
members, this Chat will be a little talk
around the circle. “Drummer Boy”,
your letter just to hand comes at the
psychological moment, as I sent in last
week a chat on “Why women don
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politics,” and your letter with same
caption comes like a telepathic reply;
it will appear soon. Many, many
thanks to the good Mrs. Graham who
sent the sack of bean seed and direc
tions about planting it. I appreciate
her kind thoughtfulness.
“Happy Member,” your card of
quick and pronounced protest against
the article on “Home” having your
signature came today, and I must ex
plain that a strange coincidence or fate
caused this, which I will explain in
private letter. You need nor be uneasy
that others realized at once it was a
mistake, as your many letters during
the last three years from your loved
city homes and your lauded city envi
ronment have taught us all that you
would not be the least likely to write
up a country home. That article was
written by me, the inspiration being
my old home at Sylvan, Alabama; it
was sent in for Good Cheer Depart
ment—and I was sure my name was
given m full —however it wandered
into “Voices of Youth,” and stole your
pen name. I couldn’t imagine until our
editor made the explanation by pri
vate letter. Just one of the many
mistakes that sometimes occurs in
the best regulated editorial sanctums.
Another apology is due “White Rose,”
whose poems and sketches are as light
and bright and beautiful as sunshine
on rippling streams. The article on
“Influence and Character” was writ
ten by my pen, too, and “White Rose”
had no responsibility about it. “White
Rose” is only sweet seventeen, and
couldn’t hold such ideas and senti
ments. She has lilted over the sur
face of life, and, as yet, hasn’t felt
the necessity for going beneath—into
the deeper things that maturer years
and natures feel the need for finding.
As I said, “The Fates” decreed that
things should get kinder mixed. Let
us accept it as a call to “Happy Mem
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Age, as often as they come with us
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ishment would be ruinous to nerves,
and through the nerves to the mind —
while there might be one or two oth
ers who, having fine nerves and lots
of surplus energy, strong will, and
mischievous natures really have to
have physical punishment to make a
The Golden Age for February 11, 1909.
sufficiently strong impression, and the
’child who is punished, would consider
you partial to the child who is not
punished. They are too young to un
derstand the needs of the different
natures. Let us hear from mothers
and teachers on this subject.
S. W. R.
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OUSNESS.
Dear Good Cheer:
Auntie is just the finest old lady.
She has taught me the best cure for
nervousness, and it isn’t drugs either.
The other day I found several copies
of some small papers in her room. 1
exclaimed, “Auntie, what do you do
with these?” she answered very
promptly, “Read them,” then, as she
saw my surprised expression, she said:
“You remember when I had nervous
prostration from teaching so long?
Well, my physician tried everything—
change of scene, water, nervines, ton
ics, etc., nothing helped me. My brain
just would think things in spite of
my efforts to rest it, and one day I
was visiting a friend’s home, and she
invited me to lie down fur a nap. ‘I
can t take a nap,’ I said. ‘I can’t gee
my brain quiet. I can’t stop thinking
long enough to go to sleep.’ She left
the room and returned in a moment
with a magazine, she said, ‘Here are
some bright, silly, funny, short stories.
I command you to read ten of them
by the time I return.’ ‘I don’t care
for light fiction,’ I said; ‘I think it
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friend. Since then I have bought light,
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