REPAIRING MOTHER by Elizabeth Grinnell

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jan 24, 1900

REPAIRING MOTHER.

By Elizabeth Grinnell

A NAP after dinner is worth two hours of sleep in the morning to mother. Mothers, more than most people, wear out if they are not repaired, and it is the duty of the family to see that repairs go on before the dear tenement falters. So many people paint the house and have the homes cleaned and repapered and the furniture retouched, who never think of repairing the mother. Think of it, to let a mother wear out for want of a little repair. Why, she is costly, and rare, and altogether good to have around, isn't she?—Elizabeth Grinnell.