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Addre'Lettera to "The Young PeopteTXgpftmcafyilie Pro greeei reFarxaer
. . - . . ALABAIIA - i V; w :-- : .;
. (State Son: AilW-The sutrin National Hymn)
Alabama, "Alabama,- V c "- From jhy Quarries here -the Imarble
We will aye "be true tothe,-- .j ' -tirhrte g that cflPaTOs -gleams
rrm thy Southern ;shnre wheTe groweth. vrWalthrg .till jthy sculptor's chisel
t., fho sea thy oranffe tree;
Tn thy Northern Talewhere floweth -Deep
and blue thy Tennessee, ' "U
Alabama, Alabama. : -------r ; : .... .;
We will aye be true to thee! . f .... ;
- - ;.:..- : ; 'c ; ' 'L. .';-'.
Broad th'e Stream whose name :-, thou .
bearest: - :;, '..';-r ' ' ', -' ' "
Grand thy Blgbee Tolls -along; ;- ; ;
Fair thv Ooosa Tallapoosa; - , ,
Bol'rt thy "Warrior, ' dark .and strong.; - -Goodlier
than the land that Moses ..
Climbed lone "Nbo:s 'Mount to Bee,
Alabama, Alabama, j; , :
We will aye e true to theel r - -
From thy prairies broad and-'iiertlle.
Where the .snow -white .cotton chines, ,
To the "hifls where coal "and iron
Hide in thine sexnausttess jmlnes,- . .
Strong-armed minersvsturdy farmers;
Loyal -hearts whate' ex we toe, . ,
Alabama, Alabama, '
We will aye be true to 'thee!
Wake .to .life .Chy beet's reama:
- For 3i at only wealth aof nature,
'TVealfhTftTntntliast-thou in fee.
' .-. Alabama Alabama,
We will aye be true to thee!
, Where the perfumed south-wind whbs-
Thy magnolia 'groves 'amongr,
Softer than a mother' fkisses,
I Sweeter ihan a mother's song;
; Where, the golden jasmin trailing,
JWoos the treasure-laden -pee.
Alabama, Alabama, -
will aye be true to thee! -
.33rave .and pure A hy .men and women,
Better this than corn .and wine,
Make -us worthy; God rn heaven.
'Of'fhis goodty-landof nthtmy; .
Hearts as open as our doorways,
Liberal 'hands and spirits -ffree,"
-Alabama, .Alabama, v .
-will -aye be true to r thee! .
IiUle, Jittte. oan "Hgive thee,
Alabama, snotlrerrlnine; : '
SBilt tthat little ihami. ibxaln, spirit,
' All I. have and am are thine;
.Take O take, the gift antt giver.
. itralteand rve thyself with me, .
Alabama,' Aiabarna, -.- v-
I will aye "be true to thee!
Julia Tutwiler.
'Polljinsi Grows -Dp
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(Continued from page 14,' column 4) J
7 really ,yoTi that began:it, .Pollyanna..J
cut follyanna, s,m iadie ' iean s
case, would have -none :of this; .nd'
she; .beganno "talk of - Jamie, and of
what lie ihad4one4 .'.
- "'Jamies a dear Mrs.' Carrwr an
swered affectionately-' "!ATidI;16ve
him like in'own son, jHc couldn't be
dearer to me-if he were realty my sis
ter's boy:'. . ' . ;; ; ;
"Then you don Vfhinlc Tie is ?M '
"I doiit 3cnow ,VeVe fiever learni
ed "anyfhmg conclusive ."Sometimes
I'm sure lie is. Chen again I doubt it.
I thmk "he ally believes 3ie is -"bless
his liearti lAt all events, one thing
is ;5ijr : jht hasgood blood in '.Inm
rdm somewhere. Jamie's no. ordin-arjy-twarf
crf the streets, .you Jcnbw.
with his. lalerits j -and the wonderful
way he Aas responded to teaching
course?' nodded jPoilvanna.
"And a Hong ms you love Him so well,
it flo-e&nk really imatter, .-anyway, -does
lvVheheT lie's the real Jamie of
-not?". ' . :;;
Mrs. Caxjew hesitated Into heroes
crept the old : somberness of hearts
ache. . :..-'..-v
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Witt 4 tS I DMtL UTtTVi mm .
order MOW. I'll ship local to yor dtinitW
same day I get order. Make your WITXK EiwIm
w im piaceoi extra Helpdo twice as much.
-TITTE EnginesI
Slaas 1 to 22 H-P. Eeroseae or Gasoline. TvOr
Guaranteed. Sold on 0 Dayi' Trial; Cash. PaV
BMateor Deposit. Latest Prices by retarajasiU
w' 'J s.foila WORKS
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Not so4ar as he is concerned'.' she
sighedt'last'. '"It's only that some
times Iget to thinking:: if he isn't Dim
Notice to Citeitant$
IF TOL contemplate writing on "Outdoor
Good Times" for our Issue of July 7, be sure
t& have your letters 3n Ty June 2 5 at latest.
Dozens of splendid Setters Von .KMtr Com-
tneacement" came in too late for the contest.
tlful ; picture. Nd. longer was it called the
-oor rmrt af the town, nd all because of one
wee boy trying to make "hlslolty beautiful by
beautifying his home. ' ' LOIS SCROGGS.
' Statesville, N. C "
. CHILDREN DAY
(Boys' f 1 Trlze lUttor) " ' .
T WAS a beautiful JSablMtib'ia
pie were coming ifrom ull directions to fho .
little church on the hUl. It - was "Cnlldren'a
Day. On entering fhe iioiise yoiT could ee a .
crowd of children up mt fixe front Wtfa eager
faces and sprakling eyeB, waiting tor the
program to begin" - , '.
The first thing was & march' ittilch was -
played by a little girl alout ten "years :0T
age. It was a gramlBtgnt.. to-"ee the chil-
dren as. they marched, to the music with ,
their banners floating in "the1" air.
The program was long and the children
seemed very hapw as. fhev arose -one after
another to speak. Thay did not seem excited : ;
iri the least and their whole .minds neemed to
be in their speeches and to make all enjoy
It. - , TT IT riTATTON -
Eoor.evi'Je, Miss. . - - ; . ' ..
Jamie, jwhere is Jamie . Kent ? Is he
well? Isheiiappy? Has'he any one'
' to love him? When I get to thinking
like that, Pollyanna, I'm nearly wild.
I'd give everything I have in the
world, it seems to me, to really IcnowS
tnat tms ooy is jjamie enr.. s
Pollyamraarscd 1io thinkI ithis -bon-versation
sometimes, - in her ufter
- talks with Jamie. x 7an"e was so 'sure-
ot 'himself.
just somehowthat I feel it's
Better Health Club
A -BOIJT three months ago 4he hoys tnd
-girls' of wir "community betw-een theges
t iten wnd tteen -ovcanlaeil ;'9tter,'Halth. CSQ?.. .3he said once to Pollyantia. l
, ciuh,v nd?ieaoived'to ,do something every Relieve I am Jamie Kent, I've believ?
-ed ;tt 'quite while. I'm afraid i ve be
day to help destroy -the Jjreeflers "of rsickness,
nameiy. Hies, mosquitoes, jand -other insects.
lVihave a weekly, jeport from every ;mem--ber
aa to what they have alone. , Xhe 'report
Js usually to thisffect; t "We put -out lime
mhout the house or stable or 'any damp and'
shaded .place we poured ioil "im 3onds of
-stagnant water, -or turned over cans, huok-ets, -or
.barrels of stale water-, where .mosquitoes -breed;
we looked for and destroyed "the
"breeding -places Of flies, and killed the grown
ones' - All methods -of destroying fliesare.
used. 'snch as "fly paper, 'traps and insect pow
der, but the swatter-is . used most of all. .
I think we are doing a .great work, and if
every -person would - do as much. as we.our
homes would Boon be 'free from flies and mos
quttoes. . .
We find that It is much .easier, to destroy
these disease-spreaders in their immature
stages than when full grown, and we do all
we can 'to destroy them.
-We hope that many, such clubs as. this will
"C6t the Admiral Hons Pram
m nostnaff moon
m.z eapaaty at
icost. . No foot I
4160. Writs today.
Admiral Hav
Sss 46 - Kanm CRv.Ca.
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' tillLBURN WAS NO
QUITTER
Oaly TvelTe Yean Old, Too.
liyed it so long, now, that I just
couldti't h"ear s it. to . find out 1 -wasn"t.
he. Mrs, Carew, has done so much
for me ; just think if, after all, I were
-omyoa, stranger v
-But she Cloves you. Jamie."
.'"n cnow he -does arid that would
only . hurt all the more aon x .you
see? because it. "would be hurting
her. She -wants me to . be the real
Jamie. I know she .does. Now if I
could only, do something for herr
rrfake her prpud of me in some wayJ
If I could only" do something to sup
port myself, even like a man! But
what can I ' do, with these?" He ;
soke hitterly,: and laid his hand on J
the crtitches at his side.
Pollvanna -was shocked and iis
tressed.-'. It was Jthe first'time she had J
- . r- ' . .. . e 1 . ". .f "1
ineara lamie speas oi nis innnnuy.
be organized in the schools'and homes of our '5ince the pld Jbbyhood days. ,Franti- j
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In -iwMW-lriafolfliMilWn - mi . '
"country, , ; '; :-:r':
MART SCOTT TAYLOR (age 13).
Columbia, Ala.
A GREAT CITIZEN
(Girls' $1 Prize Letter)
IFItl the Progressive 'TaTmer' a" good p& '
a.i. Suius -to wnie doX'. littieMt- -
izen of whom T han'rii '. th--i;'
as a very small boy and lived in the Door."
neglected part of the town. , His home was a
mall tumbled-down affair and the WrnWas
h?d in which his father keot BfflSherse
STld nrv.i- i ... . ... - ' ' u.. y 1 . '
r -w. aiiu uncK nT thla vrna on nllilr Yrttn V - . . ,
t.tu a.,. " . T- rt"' 'r . TTTinna -ria.VA - trtM hoW-t.mike beads ' but
"u ine people threw All tftelr t. 3Be t: ... - : 1.1.. " ' : 9
Iween the hono v " ' ,r'v v 1 wt seen; instructions for making ;ra a k ucicsy iu 111c k"c, wu 11.4
turelh.r u 4 WM a :vt mA' xos beads. . - ' I'm. sure Fm glad , Pve got the
pure here millions of flies fcred. --.Tkan-aiere TO-'W"t - - : r. ... u tu.'X "fl
. V 41 1ML UK M.T1I1 I lt T1 U lnl!t1H
r aU 80rta which- the hoy's father didn't
Making Roke "Beads
rally .she iast mahout rin, her mind fdr
just the bright :lhing ;to , say X but be
fore "she had ven : thought ot any
thing,' Jamie's . face had undergone a
complete chaiige. . .
- "But, there, f drget it 1 I didn't, mean
to say it," he cried gaily. And 'twas
rtty xorear tney wouia oe
ome of some ubg. nvttn u.
proken sagging wire lenee ''trhjch -iiov one
f"6' enoush to -either fl or pull down. ' ' .
a was twelve veara old -when lie
' -nt tq ..school. ' Tha nlftiir -M 'tMrfc.
showed him . . . "
""Bid oeautuui lawns ana
r ens. Then she ordered some flowers for"
?or a penny a packaged He first put
Poking gioriee al0ng .th ot the shed. '
som ater8, then violets, All of which
'eW and hi4 the Shed.. Then n naattir. '
luma and all kbvd . 'ji ,
l . T.iiijiS uvnxin aiuuuu
lf VU,T heap a to hide It. He put W '
ird rr "ong me vines -lor the little
. He had enousrh Aowapb hovn fmah
nes on the table every day and some for his
He wanted to -fbr th, f.--!-V.", ,.1
ot dig new post holes to put aew wire upio
iS What ha riiA ti- ' . ...
crutches-. They're a whole lot nicer
.9 - ts n . in
fine- keep them In an old '-iron pot to turn tnan tne. wneei Cnair 1 -
them black. Grind once a day for fifteen ' "An d the Jolly -Book do yOU keep '
days. Then roll' them, into beads and string zMi 'now?" asked . Pollyanna, in a voice
on a hat pin. When dry,. polish with shoe -that trembled a little.
polish.' They, may be strung alternately with
small gold beads or in. any way desired.
I like to ride horseback and to ride a bicy
cle, and X certainly like to read. I have
-read lofs of good books. T '. - '
' . I belong to the tomato club. I have canned
.several things besides tomatoes.. I am going
Mo make me a tomato recipe" book:.
K ' -v- - . V ..MART LOWELtr.
"; Brookhaven, Miss. '
Sure 1 I've got a whole library of
jolly "books now." ; he retorted.
-.-"They're ail in leather, dark red, -except
the first one. That . is 'the. same
little " old notebook that Jerry " gave
me." ' .
"Jerry ! " And I've been meaning all '
tne.time to asK ior mm, criea roiiy
anna. "Where is he?" ' ,
"In JBostoh ; .and his vocabulary - is
Editorial Comment: We are told red roses r just as picturesque as ever, only he
make ; the most fragrant beads, and a few hasltO tone it down at times. , Jerry's
still in, the newspaper; business out
heY getting the news, not selling it.
Reporting,' you know. I haveheen
ableto"'.help . him "and mumsey. , Arid
dotfi you-supposel was glad? Mum
sey?s in a sanatorium for her rleuma
tism.w " ,; ' . . ' , '
"And is 5he better ?'l ' : - .
'X7erv much. She's coming out brct-
ty "soon, 'and going 'to housekeeping J
withvjerry,. Jerxys .been making up J
some ox nis lost scnooung inescpast'i
drops attar of roses (from the drug store)
added to the mass make the perfume more
'lasting. '.' f
FORM VS. FOOD
Zaf the-fene o they hid It entirely. In'.. Fred -Kelly,. -the ; Ohio humorist, leajtt'
r' ont yard he put sweet - -newrich family :in Cleveland, -who . were 1e-
and hyacinth, voi w i V " " "grrrnrnr -to put on a lot or atrs, trrreti a roi-
. "cintn nd hack f the house he j,rd -arlrl 4ast arrived from the South tto met
egetable garden. ' - ' " . as their serving maid. . Her jiew mistress
in the. next-house" wa. ;ii-:-,. - Insisted '4hat all meals should be venred In
'. who hun hi- i. - ' courses. Even -when there wasn't very: much
hn .. nis he&d In very shame to see to eatlt was brought to the table In courses.
v' o email a v i v . . . ... .. . .v. v .ii v ,,m
i - - uuuii up ao oeauinuiiy. - -k uiv cuu vi
ne had dona r-u'.4.. her f Job. Being'
' next i.u': - i quitting so mnAAti
next v 'wcVWOTl ashamed Uoo-iid W fI'li U .you,
raUatlUhewTx0l. b1Ar , ..4-' ew-ness of do -vittlesr-05aturday fiJrenmf ;
f TIhd td rean for' fcw.ytars. He's Jet me help him but
r-ZadyiT die yere house , only as a Joan.; He's been very parr
.shiftin' joi de jdishes -fur de . ticular to. stipulate that . -
tipulate
(Continued next week)
The Progressive Farmer.
Dear Sirs :
.1 am sending a picture of my
self and' .my pig which I receiv-
ved for ettfhg up; a.fclub ofsub'f
a scriptions. ; It required a long;
time to get the necessary hum-.
htr. I secured ten before
jOnstmaS 'arid 'as Iwas going
: to school I idid 'riot have much V
chance to'work:,I thought once
that I puld'n6.t finish my. ;club
arid jiecitled to giveit up. Then
"about the ' middle Jpf January I s
. changed 'mymind. I-jtist must
have that pig. OtuerVboys were
earning ifinepigs and I aid to
"myself, Stirely, lliTburn'Baker:
you -are riot a quitter 1" So I
' went to work in real -earnest
then and within a few days I ;
. ' firiished my club. It was easy
' after -all. Most tasks are easier ;
than they seem.
" ' '
I received "Lady Sophia" No.
'621016 promptly, and, hoys, she
is certainly a beauty. It. does
hot seem possible you could i
give so fine a pig' for so little '
work. This picture was taken -,
when Lady Sophia weighed 140
'-'pounds, and I would not take
less than $50 for her today.
I am thanking you very much
for sending me this fine pig and.
t for your promptness in sending
her. I have joined the Pig Club
as a permanent member and
will be able to show some fine
hogs later. . " ?
I am twelve jears old. "
. . 1IILBURN BAKER.
Columbia County, Ark.
'WOTICEi-FiU in the Pig Club
. nomination -form printed . else- ;
- where in this issue and get '
started on your club; today. '
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