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[[preprinted]] July 2 ^[[Sat.]] [[double line]] [[/preprinted]] expected to iron but did not as clothes were too damp Mrs Dickinson brought in 2 dresses for Martha Ellen for me to make I had to wash them both before cutting them out used dreft. Sold Hattie 2 chickens $1.00 went to Pomona nice time. [[preprinted]] July 23 ^[[Sun]] [[double line]] [[/preprinted]] Got up early to get Gwynn off. The bus was .25 min late. Then Peggy and I went out home got Mama Dad & Dick and took a ride went past Harners they were gone went on to Raymond & N. Lewisburg back home went about 60 miles Clarence sold Ross some Hay [[preprinted]] The best way of training the young is to train yourself at the same time; not to admonish them, but to be seen always doing that of which you would admonish them. Plato [[/preprinted]] [[end page]] [[start page]] [[preprinted]] July 24 ^[[Mon]] [[double line]] [[/preprinted]] went out to sort chickens Sold Mrs Moore 25 pullets and 2 roosters for $13.50. Also mother 40 pullets but we lacked [[circled]]15[[/circled]] because some got out. went to see Andy Hardy in Andy Hardy gets spring fever. Want to cut out dress. [[preprinted]] July 25 ^[[Tues]] [[double line]] [[/preprinted]] washed. finished Martha Ellens dress. helped Clarence with chores in a.m. and did them all in P.M. mopped kitchen ironed a little worked all day went to Grange were late tho. Got a letter from Gwynn [[preprinted]] This above all: to think own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. Shakespeare [[/preprinted]]