SIMPLIFIED SPELLING

  Simplified Spelling 

Sometimes a quiet hour I C's 
From baking bread or shelling P's;
If cares oppress or worries T's, 
I close my I's and sit at E's, 
8 And listen to the droning B's, 
Or hear the J's scold in the trees; 
Of women none would I exQ's 
Who would not thus odd moments U's.

For rest and cheer and sweet repose, 

This duty to herself she O's; 

We R not built to last for A, 

The body wears the powers D K, 

So if we re Y's we all will plan. To keep as youthful as we can 

By  Julia Boynton Green 

THE ORIGINAL HISTORICAL HYMN AND SONG IN THIS ARTICLE IS PRESENTED AS IT WAS FOUND IN THIS HISTORICAL MAGAZINE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

AMERICAN COOPERATIVE JOURNAL    OCTOBER  1922

THE ORIGINAL HYMN OF THE HOMEMAKERS OF THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA WAS SUGGESTED AS THE RECITATION AND THE HYMN FOR THE CELEBRATIONS OF THE GATHERINGS OF THE WOMENS CLUBS OF THE STATES OF SOUTH DAKOTA AND NORTH DAKOTA IN THE YEARS 1922-1923.