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o oman, with he: lirst baby. asks-me whetvls-v :id.ee.l oi s gcodAnkgtuililegr-fykwell, my notion ot a good mother is- amazon-with a hggdfu], 01 common sense, a heartiul oi love, a stilt backbone-and a good. strong, right hind. and ii shccan add to ihesequslliieetions Llallg then, 5.1551... a hnlr-trlcger. she is a super-duner-meiher.

The trouble with motherhood seems to be th lew women can take it in their ctride-‘llplt ct them overdo it or underdo liuThey spoil W911‘. youngsters rotten, or else neglect-theta‘. -And that givesrus the brats and the Juvenile delinque ts who make s social problem that we do not know ' to settle. lbr it is true today, as it‘ been since thsboginning o! time, that the hand that rocks the cradle rules the world, because every man and woman alive ar'e~whet their mothers made them. _ _

Now there are very few women who do not de- ' sire to be good mothers, and nothin! is-more com- mon thsn to hear a woman say that she hopes and prays that» ‘her childrclvwill turn out well. but the catch is you csntdevelop the char- acters oi’ children by wthiul thinking, You have got to do something about it. And quick. And often. And plenty. .

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And that is where a mothe needs ' sense in dealing with her offspring. She has to lace the tact that her little bundle ‘iron: heaven has a lot oi’ devilish tricks wrapped up along with his angel traits. and that she has to tone them down ii she wants to make a decent citizen o! him. And she has to discard the myth that children will ' outgrow their faults i1 you will Just let them alone. They don't. ‘rhey in- crease with the years. The mother who lets her children make s door- luat o! her when they are little will be trampled under their Ieet when‘ they are grown. _

1i good mother must love her children, but she must love them W131i’ and not too well. Mother love can be s hlesmug, or it can be n. curse. All oi us know plenty o! mothers who have wrecked their chil- dren's lives by their excessive devotion." 'l'lley wouldn't let their sons leave them to go where opportunity called. ﬁihey wouldn't let their daugh- ters marry because theycouldnt bear to be pitted from them. ‘Phey even broke uptheir children's marriages because they couldn't endure the ttzought oi’ Jcihn or Mary loving somebody better thhrl he or she did

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It takes a let er etrenzth and courage and a. mu backbone to be s. good mother. for the young are strong and lusty and lull o! light, and it is so much easier to give in to them than to battle them to a finish. But the mother who surrenders to her children and who lets them do the things they should not do is a. coward and a quitter who has be- trayed the greatest trust that is ever put inhuman hands. Every mother who lets her little bobby-sock daughter run around the streetsist night with boys o! WillOm she knows nothing, and her teen-age boy career ‘is responsible tor the lollies and crimes they commit.

Many mothers pnide themselves upon being‘ all mother and boast that they have no interest in the world except their children. That is not the kind oi mother that children need or want. They want a mother who will laugh with them and play with them, who keeps herself look-

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green pastures and birdsong. “Just think, Ellen!’ » James —ssld ~with - evi- dent sstisiacticm, this morning. "Come. $unda,, March will have only as many days left as the February montlW-March, that,’ I am almost. certain, will come n like a lambkin-in the hours that lie just ahead. James, as always, is glad oi’ the Winters passing. i present, likecmoat farmers, he s extremely date-conscious, keeping in alert e e to the mommie-pi s in their st es; the secretive wooy ewes in their ‘shed-iold and the cows, cud-chewing comfortably in their stalls. 8o tram James, Feb- rua _wlli receive only the bares: ‘ tng nod, and no regrets, _un- eu it-be to wish it had stayed longer when he. happens to recol- lect the sizable amount o! iarrn wor that has recently been sc- cornplished. Not‘ so much in extra work, as in the daily chor- ing all o! which in its faithfulness leads up to some rest day, in the hear or distant. uture. because some women are thd "saitest" creatures and as James Dﬂdil‘ taker care to point out “not , on which side your bread l- blllilféd." I‘ take the seasonal urn-selling: and bu ings. more or ‘ens longrsnted an each product or snlms ﬁtting into its c cle o! illdl.‘ 8o that when I recs! the delights of this month about gone, l‘ s all not. remember that. we sold that heifer bythe door" nor that We bﬂllht other: to replace her. It will come to my mind, that several occasions. lt brought our family m- Ielhel‘ at ‘Alderlea. "Once again“ I sayin my heart, as I take in the circle-endgive thanks; 1°;- J5. rnie, round-eyed. sometimes dimp- lirlg with pleasure and often roi- emn, and quite 0ld,.Jarnes and I lsree. beyond his years, his chair drawn close beside James’ r-t the meal, and for the resrot us. each with his or her widely different personality and altogether forming —-!o me-a pleasant family. en- semble. I_ shall recollect also, now

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that today's rain has ceased to {all and the wind has as James tells me "swung ‘round to a colder quarter" the strolls we enjoyed along a wintery rostl, the mill- stream never very iar from us as we went "in the rosd" and the nice rides on February trails. I re- member, as well, the evenings we nelghhored pleasantly, around a fragrant wood-fire with perhaps a friendly cup o! tea to supplement our chatting. O O O ~ The tri s to the corner-store come bsc now to mind, where after a fresh lsll- of show, close by, ihe Auld Kirk rears its spire heavenward and the drifts, were moulded prettily about the resting places in "the city o1 the lh-ad. And of equal and bless-ed mom- ory to many Islanders abroad, as well as to many worship ers at home, the Church down t e river (Continued on Page 3)

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