. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. 426 AMERICAN BEE lOUPNAL. July 4, 1901. ^ ^^ The Home Circle. ^ ^ Conducted bii Prof. ft. J. Cook, Claremont, Calif. THE TRUE HOME THE CORNER=sfoNE. I need not say in these " Home Circle " papers—I need not say anywhere, for it surely goes in all our blessed country without saying—that the true home is the very corner-stone in every true society. The best society is builded on its homes. The child that knows no home is bereft indeed. The child that knows not the truest harmonies that alone can make the true home, loses the best that can ente
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. 426 AMERICAN BEE lOUPNAL. July 4, 1901. ^ ^^ The Home Circle. ^ ^ Conducted bii Prof. ft. J. Cook, Claremont, Calif. THE TRUE HOME THE CORNER=sfoNE. I need not say in these " Home Circle " papers—I need not say anywhere, for it surely goes in all our blessed country without saying—that the true home is the very corner-stone in every true society. The best society is builded on its homes. The child that knows no home is bereft indeed. The child that knows not the truest harmonies that alone can make the true home, loses the best that can enter into the life—the soul—of any child. I dare say I have said all this in other form before. It will bear repetition. I may wisely say it over and over. I hope my readers may take up the song and give it warm, glad utterance. Let us wake in the hearts and minds of all our dear children, the idea of the blessedness of the best home, that we may beget in them an absorbing ambition each day to be the head or centre of the very best home felicity. To this end let me have all your ears to-day as I press the importance of our SPEECH IN THE HOME. I am a believer—a sincere believer—in prayer. The man whose life is not braced and anchored in prayer lacks a best help to make his own life superlatively excellent, and his own home what the'-Loving Father " wishes it to be. I wish we might all daily pray, "Oh, God, may the words of my mouth this day and ever be such as becometh the gospel of ; Of course, good words mean a good heart. "Out of the abun- dance of the heart the mouth ; So we may build onto that prayer, "Create within us a clean heart, oh, God !" I am led to all this by the statement in Gleanings in Bee- Culture that $l,(i59,5ti5,T8T is the annual drink-lDill of our people. I hope Gleanings made a mistake. I fear it is all too true. Oh, friends 1 is there not a terrible pathos in those fig- ures ? A woman comes to our
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