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Excerpt from Get a Home in ArkansasWas there ever a human heart which did not look fondly back to some hallowed spot which it called home, or looked forward with longing and anticipation to the time when a new and ideal home would be secured and occupied?In every living creature, from the lowest form of animal life up to the most refined and intelligent classes of the human race, the home instinct is, above all other in¿uences, the primary, co...

Excerpt from Northeast Arkansas, Vol. 9: World's Fair Industrial Series No, 9, 2nd EditionThese were the attributes and the practices of the ancient home-seeker.Times and customs have changed, and in this particular our race is infinitely the gainer. Now the people of the new or sparsely settled country advertise for and invite the conquest, and when the wave of immigration appears, the guest chamber is made ready and the feast spread. This is...

Excerpt from Northeast Arkansas, Vol. 9: World's Fair Industrial Series No, 9, 2nd Edition In the early days of the old world, away back in the dim days of history's dawn, humanity spread in all directions from the cradle of the race, by means of a series of migratory waves. In those ages the impulses and habits of man were savage and cruel, "might made right, " and the weak had no valid claim upon the consideration of the strong. When the ol...

Excerpt from Get a Home in Arkansas Was there ever a human heart which did not look fondly back to some hallowed spot which it called home, or looked forward with longing and anticipation to the time when a new and ideal home would be secured and occupied? In every living creature, from the lowest form of animal life up to the most refined and intelligent classes of the human race, the home instinct is, above all other influences, the primar...