STICK TO THE FARM.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLIV, Issue 57, 12 March 1910, Page 6

STICK TO THE FARM.

''Stick to the farm" says the PresiTo* tiV widened farmer boy, {Then l- lfc s hies liim back to his White House home, . . With its air of rustic joy. *«Stick to the farm," says the railroad king To the lad who looks atar, IThen liikes him back on the double-

quick To his rustic private car. :«Stick to the farm," says the clergy-

man , c !To the youth on the worm, fence

perch, ■ , , ffhen lays his ear to the ground to hear ■ ■ A oall to the city- church. *'Stick to the farm," says the doctor

To those who would break the rub, |Then hies him where the appendix

grows In bountiful crops to cut. —New York Sun