MARRIAGES WHICH MAKE HOMES
Every marriage do« not make a home. There are some men and women who have not the faculty for homcm^;; and there are others who, in their dan' gerously exclusive enthusiasm f or each Home is a centre of human life and to ite kindliness, its matured kl f o^ to Us comprehending welcome, peopTwhose ives are not centralised turn £4 live So it is ono of -the pleasant duties of the happily married to make for their friends a rallying poi nt o f good comp^ jonship. This can grow only ont of Jhe harmony of their own love f or Uch other-a love.that widens into ever*' ~:Lrr ies and g—*•- - In modern marriage, the necessity f or •s-rsn'sg !S 1:°~,;: n ; 1i fresh thought and the content-felt beneath then-, own roof never verges on stagnation. ><-' o ls on To bo a child of such a home is lo be an extremely fortunate young person To vw.l such a home is to find Sai refreshment BIK | „ heart-wanning demonstration of the environment, that love jil.tay.sosland.nesi, can create. Kvcm lo think of such a home at a distance is an inspiration. Men and women who have concentrated their own experience in such a great achievement have nothing to fear. Even if their days of high romance should be over it does got matter. The marriages which make homojs *r« Bsvw broken? I
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 131, 6 June 1925, Page 15
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MARRIAGES WHICH MAKE HOMES
Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 131, 6 June 1925, Page 15
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