EVBHIHG LEDGER-PHILAPBLPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JASTTJATCY 5, 191JL
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SKYSCRAPER HOUSEKEEPING
V DIFFICULT WORK, SAYS M'LISS
Mrs. Mattie Boyd, Who Directs the Cleaning of
the Land Title Building, Keeps Ninety
Women Busy and Happy
"TTOU'VE got to have a tiretty level head on your shoulder, in nnv comnetent
A housekeeper will tell you, to keep even one smoll-alsed homo In n present
nuiB nonunion.
llow'd you like to ho responsible for the aplck-and-apan appeamnce of n
miffe oitico oulldlnff with 1400 offices In It, nil of which must be cleaned up and
tho debris of the ilny'B toll cleared awny before 9 o'clock In the morning?
For tho past IS years Mrs, Mattie Hovel has been the official housekeeper of
mo i,ana Title Building. During that tlmo she han Been that skyscraper grow
to twice Its size and has hnd to Increase the number of workers Until there aro
to names on the payroll of her force alone.
I saw Mrs. UoyA at B this morning- looking as fresh ns an April flower,
i inougn sno Jind been on the Job since 6 o'clock supervising the work of tho
, jvomon under her.
"It takes some speed," she told me, "to get tho offices ready. There aro
1400 of them and In many cases they are partitioned off, making several rooms
10 eaen. Moors that nre uncarpctcd must be washed. Carpets must bo dust-
icss, marble work Immaculate, wastepaper bnsUets emptied scrupulously and
the whole place must be absolutely speckless. It meani quick work, which we
could not do only In tho morning, and so the day Is divided Into two shifts
rrom 6 to 9 In the morning and from & to 8 at night. Wo have It so planned
that the henvy cleaning Is done nt night, that is the clearing away of the waste
turt, ana tile washing and dusting Is left for the morning."
j.no servant problem? It doesn't bother Mrs. Hod In tho least. Thai's tho
reason she s been able to hold her job for IS years. HIip'h never had a strike
and never been so handicapped by n Inclc of workers that the offices wero not
ready when the army of lawyers, real estate brokers. Insurance men and so
forth who mnke their dally habitat there begin to slide back tho tops of their
qcsks.
SEEN IN THE SHOPS
- "I find that If you gpt good worker In and treat them right they help you
to keep your force up. If one has to leave, she or somo one else usually knows a
Womnn who would like to have the Job. 1 find that If your system Is good and
If you adhere to It without deviation It's Just as easy to direct one person na
f.6 or 90. Hut you must have a system. Tho lack of It always means that things
will go awry."
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SutTerinj in Silence
. .The young woman who kept a bullet In her neck for two days rather thnn
alarm her parents showed more spirit than foresight. Doubtless her mother has
more thnn made up for her two days' respite from worry at the thought of the
uciayeu medical treatment.
The Ideal Chaperon
Lo, the chnperon Is still with us, in all her glory and clinrm. She seems
to be the one remaining Institution of a bygone era, a living link of the past
With the present.
Judging from the modern tendency of mnlds and their swains to hop off
pn.all sorts of excursions together nway from the englo eye of an older person,
one might be led to believe that the art of successful cbaperonago was fast be
coming n lost one. I!ut It Isn't.
A delightfully motherly and understanding person chaperoned a house party
that I attended recently. Instead of projecting herself Into nil of the activities,
of racing to the movies with us and out on the skating pond, she stayed quietly
behind, secure in tho thought that there would be no violation of her trust.
Her attitude was this: You're all nice boys nnd girls. I'm simply hero to
satisfy the demands of Madame Grundy, who Is dying hard. Go your way and
have a good time.
Wo did. and loved her for It. Would there were more like her who know
the art as well.
Youthful Economists
The Campflro Girls of Philadelphia must be economists. Indeed, If they can
do tho marketing for one week for J2 for one person, nnd I Imagine that a great
many housewives who consider themselves experienced will want to slt'nt tho
feet of their instructor after reading of their accomplishments.
I Imagine, however that marketing successfully for one person at tho rate
of 12 a week would be dependent on the number to be supplied. Certainly It
might be possible to provide food for 10 with $20, but could two people grow
fat on l-i n week.
One of the most economical women I know registers an emphatic "No."
M'LISS.
Letters to the Editor of the Woman's Page
Aililrrss nil communication to M'Um. rnn of the Ilrrnln Lfilgrr. Write on one
Mlr of the. paper onljr
Dear M'LIss Please tell me the meaning of the name "Isabel." X.
"Isabel" signifies modesty and chastity.
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Dear M'Llss I have heard about the use of the electro-magnet In war, hut
can't understand how It Is used. Can you help me? A. A.
I'm afraid the subject Is too comprehensive to be treated satisfactorily here.
There are many uses for the magnet, chiefly in taking out pieces of shell from
wounds, etc. Read the article In the current Popular Science Monthly.
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HEALTH AND HYGIENE
TO BE DISCUSSED
IN PRACTICAL TALKS
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IT PROM TAKING A BAD G(
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Scries of Instructive Lectures
Scheduled by Members of
Faculty of the Woman's
Col lego
WIDE RANGE OF TOPICS
Exports in Varied Lines of Medical
Knowledgo to Give, Useful Infor
mation nt Weekly Intervals
A SMART AND PRACTICAL HOCKEY SUIT
HERU Is nn attractive stilt for tho out-of-doors girl, whethor sho skates, plas
hockey, or Just enjoys a In Isle afternoon or morning walk In tho open. Tho
set, which la mnde of brushed wool, consists of n cap, scarf nnd sweater, and may
be had In white, copon, rose or hunter's green. The prlco Is f 12.C0.
full particulars as to the place where this costume may be purchased can
be obtained by sending a stamped, self-addrossed envelope to tho Kdltor of tho
Woman's Page, Kvenino I.i.diicii, 608 Chestnut Ktreet. Plenso mention the d.ito
on which tho article nppcarcd.
Marion Harland's Corner
Dear M'Llss How can I clean a gilt picture frame without Injuring the
nnlsh? DOROTHY.
The best way to do this is by rubbing over gently with a sponge mplstened
with oil of turpentine. This must be carefully and lightly done. Let It dry In
the air.
Dear M'Llss-
expert mending ?
-Where can I get in touch with the woman who does tho
You wrote of her a short time ago. Thanking you, I nm,
M. M. L, Oak Lane,
This woman can be reached through the Woman's Exchange, 114 South
17th street, Philadelphia.
Dear M'Llss Can you give mo a good recipe for Turkish Delight?
CONrECTIONCR.
An ounce of gelatine dissolved In half a cup of water, grated rind nnd Juice
of a lemon and an orange, half cupful of cold water added to two cupfuls of
granuiaiea sugar. v nen oissoiveo mix nnu Don ror zo minutes. I'our In a
Quilt Pieces Wanted
"T SHOULD llko much to get a few
JL pieces of silk, velvet, etc., to llnlsh
a quilt I have begun. I sec that a lot of
these arc offered by a member. If I nm
nut too Inte would ou lot me liavo some
of them? I would gladly pay pontngc
upon them. I return thanks to Mrs. F.
II. for the poem she so kindly sent to me.
"MIIS. V. A. N."
If renders are disposed to marvel at tho
steiidy drain upon ragbngs nnd piece
drawers manifest nowadays they will
please bear In mind that winter nights
are long and that elderly women who do
not client time of weariness by solitaire
and bridge must have somo entertainment
for the mind and employment for tne
bunds that would otherwise hang down
with wcurlnecs.
Fond of the Great Oratorios
"Though a mere man, I read nnd enjoy
your Helping Hand Corner, nnd now won
der If you can help mo I am a working
man with a large family to support, and
am. therefore, not always able to get tho
things I dcilre Of late yenis I am some
what denf and am deb.nred from the nc
Joyment of church services, lectures, etc.
Despite my deafness, my greatest plens
uro lies In plnlng the organ, and I
am proficient enough In this to play at
the services of a llttlo chapel which I at
tend. I give my services glndl, as I feel
I am doing what I can 'In His name.'
What I most earnestly desire Is a book
on harmon, so I could learn moro of
the technique of music. I nm entirely
sclf-tnught and realize my limitations.
I am especially fond of the great ora
torios, nnd It has always been my great
est wish to obtain copies of "The JIcs
slnh,' 'i:illah' and 'Tannhauser ' I nm
familiar with a portion of these works and
should love to have an opportunity to
prncticc them. If ou can help me to ob
tain these my gratitude will know no
measure. P. I'. W."
Musicians who hnve read (and what
music lover has not') the story of denf
Heethoven nnd his achievements nfter
the tfirlble affliction fell upon him will
recnll It with vividness In perusing the
foregoing letter Thcro Is pnthos In evciy
line, but throughout one recognizes tho I
unconquerable spirit of the true artist
nnd brave man. Let him have nil the
books and music we can procure for him
to mltlifnto the soirow which he bears
like the Christian hero he Is. He nska
but little and li(. should not sue In vain.
He realizes his limitations. Let us lessen
the weight so far as human kindness can
do this.
Alone in Leisure Hours
"Could I hnve tho mandolin nnd the
music offered by O. C , I nm nn office
clerk, alone In the c.ty, and spend all iny
evenings, Sundas nnd holidays nlono In
my room. I nm unable to read, ns my
eyes are wenk, hut I lenrn music ty
nean. so woum neeo to rend only a llttb
They cannot learn too soon the dlvlno
blessedness of giving. It Is a Joy thnt
grows with tho practice of the virtue.
Cnmera Will Mnke Them Happy
"I am anxious to get a good enmern,
but enn't afford one If nnybody has one
ho or she would fllvo awny I will send a
pretty hand-embroidered collar and cuffs
In return for It. 1 hnvi- tliiec dear bos,
ages fi to 12, who are bcglnlng to love
nature. I try to llvo rloso to my boys
and make them hnppv and good I am
suie you undei stand that a enmern will
make four people happ
' MltS. .1. n. D."
Do not talk of making a return In any
thing tnnglhlo for the cnmera wc should
dearly enjoy getting for our boys. Wo
dlscountennnce exchanges of that sort.
At tho samo time we enter Into your de
sire to offer nn equivalent for what you
desire so earnestly If wo can find a dis
used camera you sluill havo It without
money and without collars and cuffs.
An answer to tho cry of tho times,
conservation of human life nnd educa
tion of tho pcoplo ns to how this can ire
accomplished. Is mnde by tho mm,bc"
of the faculty of tho Woman's Colles-o
of Pennsylvania. 2181 North College ave
nue, who have prepared a series or lec
tures, to be given weekly for the pub
lic, between Janunry 12 and March w.
Dr. Clara Marshnll, dean of the college,
snys no technical terms will bo used, and
women of all einsses rmi un..-.o..
Cnch lerture will bo followed by a ques
tionnaire. Motheis, schoolteachers, so
rlnl servlco workers and mothers of to
morrow will form tho nUdlcnccs
Preceding tho courso proper, January 7,
Ilernard J. Newman, cxecutlvo secretary
of the Philadelphia Housing Commission,
will spenk on the subject, "Maintenance
of Public Health" He plans to show
how Philadelphia can spend less money
on hospitals and bring forth a stronger,
healthier rnce.
Tho regular course, which begins on
January 12, will deal with phnses of hu
man life In a scope so varied thnt It
tenches from befoio the birth of roan
until he reaches old age.
Dr. Iluth Webster Lathrop, professor of
physiology of tho college will open the
series with a lecture on "Normal Activi
ties of the Human Body." This will give
tho women a now mc.i oi mo use n win
various pnrts of their bodies nnd tho
proper care of them.
Dr. Martha Tracy, also of the college
faculty, will Rive second nnd third lec
tures, "The Principles of Nutrition," on
Janunry 19 nnd "Food nnd Dfllclcncy on
January 2(i. Sho Is In charge of the
physiological chemistry department and Is
peculiarly fitted for these subjects.
Dr. Henry I.cffmnn, professor of general
chemistry, toxicology and hygiene. Is to
give two lectures, the first on "Dnngers
of Impure Food" on February 2; tho sec
ond on "Domestic nnd Municipal Control
of Trnnsmlsslblc Diseases."
Speclnl talks on tho enro of her body
will hi irlven women In n scries of lec
tures, the flist on February 9, when Dr,
Mr BAI3T. aged 3 years, writes a pro
fessional womnn, had another of her
frequent attacks of croup a few nlRlus
ago, and still Is wearing a piece of flnn
nt on her chest. Shalt I take It off?
What can I do to mnko her "take, cold
less frequently? She Is a splendid baby
.., ...., n.i in n Tinner Itabv Con-
tost. When a child has croup must she
sleep In a wnrm room? Would iho fte
less llnble to "colds" If sho, wore cotton
Instead of wool sllk-llned undershlrts7
Do you bcllcvo In rubbing tho chest with
nny grease for a cough? When a child
hns croup In tho night nnd is apparently
all right next day, sMould sho So outdoors
to play?
Answering theso queries In order, we
depose and testify at follows!
Why put the llinncl on In the first place
-to shut out the "cold"? Would you
close tho door nfter the colt has scam
pered awny? Tho sooner jou lako It orr
tho belter for tho child.
To prevent respiratory Infections of all
kinds, call them "colds' if you will, tho
nrf essential Is DON'T CODDLE don't
discriminate, In favor of. or ngalnst, any
particular area o the skin of the body
Dress comfortably, neither too much hero
nor too llttlo there
A wnrm room Is necessarily one with
Innriraiinto ventilation. No heating con
traption yet devised will heat all out
doors No bedroom not open to tho free
passage of open nlr Is hygienic. Wo have
never o mot with a case of croup In a
child sleeping In a wcll-ventllatcd bed
roomone In which tho air Is cool or cold
ns the outside nlr, but the child ns warm
ns tonst. Cold air is Nature h preventive
of croup. Let the child have plenty of It
to breathe, nnd jet keep tho child com
fortably warm by means of speclnl sleep
ing garments mnde for those who havo
tho porch-sleeping hnblt.
We personally favor wool or silk and
wool, knitted underwear, light weight, for
every one but It must be a complete suit,
not the shirt nlone, nnd wool or silk
stockings, too.
1'ho only "grease" suited for rubbing
tho chest, we think, Is camphorated oil
(that is, for children). Dlssolvo all tho
powdered camphor very hot ollvo oil or
sweet oil will take up, and keep tightly
corked, for camphor Is volntllc. Hub It
nil over tho chest, front and back, over
throat nnd bridge of nose, onco or twice
a dny. But no llnnncl "coddling" nfter
ward. No matter what a child has In the night,
outdoors Is the plncc for tho child next
dny. Particularly Is this true If tho child
hns nnv kind of respiratory disease out
doors Is the place, to fight tho Indoor
Plagues.
the urine. A patient with chronl. n
disease shonM llv. tn .' .nronl &
nfolv warm rllmnl.l i """ A
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
nright's Disease Without Albumin
Is It possible for one to havo chronic
Brlght's disease without having nlbumln
tti thn 1 f I frs j-i ttnti Innir Knti n hritlxHl
ICIla K. nverltt. profesor of gynaecology, j .,, chronic' might's disease llvo If ho
talks on "Health Problems of omen and . , cnrofi7 Would a cold or warm climate
bo profcrablo for such a patient?
Aiiswcr Chronic Interstitial Brlght's
disease Is often seen without nlbumln hi
All communlrallons nUclresned to .Mitt
llarl.lml nhnulil Inclose a Mampcd, nrlf-
(Idrmiird nivrliipe, nnd n clipping of tho
article In nlilcli jou nr Intrrmtril. Bend
to Marlon lliirlaml, Krcnlnic Ledger, DOS
Chritnut afreet, Philadelphia.
TOM DALY TO SPEAK
Second of Series of Lectures Will Be
Delivered Tonight
The second of n sorles of six lectin es
on "Humor nnd Humorists of the lSth
Century" nt St. Joseph's College by Tom
Daly, of the llvc.vixu Lr.Donn. will be
given tonight In the auditorium of tho
college, 17th and Stiles streets
The lectures have proved popular nnd
tho educational value tho students of the
evening classes nre receiving from them
will cause a large attendance this evening.
uirln" nn l)iuar.v v vvnen ur aiicc
Weld Rnllnnl professor of obstetrics,
takes the subjects, "Problem of Pre-Nntal
Cnic" nnd on February 2.1, when sho
talks a ccond tlmo, with her subject ns
"Tho New Horn Baby end Its Needs."
Problems of caring for the little ones
after they arrive will be discussed on
March 1. when Dr. Theodore Le Boutll
llor, clinical professor of pediatrics, takes
as his subject "The Care and the Feed
ing of Children"; on Mnrch 1", when Dr
Dllen Culver Potter, clinical professor of
gynecology nnd medlcnl Inspector of tho
Phllndctphln public schools, tnlks on "Tho
Health of School Children."
"Personal Hygiene" Is the subject as
signed for March 2., when Dr. Floronco
Harvey Richards, formerly Inspector In
mntcila medlca nnd therapeutics, now
medlcnl Inspector of the William I'enn
High School, speaks.
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What Cyanosis Metna
Please explain In the pper hki W
nosls means, and what dhfeass ,,l'.w
cales. u'acaBs It j
Answer-Cyanosis U the m.Ai.. , A
given to the bluish tint of thft'
the circulation Is greatly emboli?
It Is a symptom of heart i.??nH1
vanccd lung dlsenso and of lb1,V&
any of the hcart-wenkcnlng coal I uj!
Salt Water for Sore ErM
How strong salt water wouM '
Vlt for bnthtn v. W0Ula n i
answer Novcr stronger than
tablcspoonful of salt In a pint of J?
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LOVE ME I LOVE YOU
Love me I love you,
Love me, my bnbyj
Sing It high, sing it l0w,
Sing It as It may bo.
Mother'a arms under you
Her eyes abovo you! 'l
Sing It high, sing It low,
Lovo me I lovo you.
-Chrl.tlna dcerglana nci,
A New Complexion
for the New Year
By a wonderfully Improttl
method I can remove the omb"
eat wrinkle, restore contour ana
freshen the akin In a few daxi.
Will give reduced rates tin u
Tob. 1st. 1010. This " J
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The single electric needle method k
the only method enjoying profaiilou
llccna'iro and confidence for the permi.
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M.LTED MILK
Cheap 8' atitutes cost YOU same prio
shallow vessel and let stnnd for 24 hours, rolllnir encb in flno nnirnr. Tiv mine- of the music nt n time I prqmlsed to
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Dear M'Llss What is a Holy Ghost flower? B. D. L.
This l.i a apecles of rnro orchid, called tho Mexican orchid. It Is so called
because tho opening of the flower shows a perfectly formed little altar with a
dove Inside. It Bhades from pure white to brightest scarlet.
Dear M'Llss Is Mothers' Day a legal holiday? Is Good Friday?
DORIS.
No, although it Is officially observed in several States. (2) Good Friday Is
a legal holiday In Alabama. Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Louisiana, Mary
land, .Minnesota, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Porto Itlco and Tennessee.
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Dear M'Llss Can you tell me what are considered the normal measure
ments for a perfect figure? CURIOUS.
According to. Mr. Frank Mitchell, of the Chicago Garment Manufacturers'
Association, us given In tho Chicago Tribune recently, they are: Neck, 13W
Inches; girth, bust, 37; waist, 26; hips, 40.
pear M'Llss What shall I do for tired feet? N, R. S.
jf you mean the tiredness that comes from hard work or standing too long,
I should 'advlso you to bathe them in a warm salt solution every dny and then
rub down with linseed oil. If the trouble Is more radical, see a doctor.
some embroidery patterns.
but In moving I lost her nddress, nnd nm
unnble to reach her. Is thcro any way
of finding It again through the Corner?
"FLOHE.N'CB S "
t'nfortunntcly tho mandolin and music
nre no longer In our gift Perhaps an
other Instrument may be offered In reply
to your request Vuletldo leaves Immune
henrts wondrous soft Mrs II. will, we
trust, see your letter and duplicate her
nddress through us She probably re
calls her request for the patterns.
Wants to Adopt a Doll
"I am fond of dolls, and mother can't
afford to buy me one. We are nine In tho
family. I nm a girl of 10 years of age.
Please nnswer nOSK S "
Wo nnswer b asking other llttlo girls
who hnve a doll or two to spare to rend
how you have none nnd to think how
unlikely you are to bo able to buy one
when there are nine children to be fed
and clothed. A large famll Is often a
blessing It has drawbacks when "there's
llttlo to spend and much to buy" I am
sanguine that our Junior members will
not turn a deaf ear to the special calls
we are making upon them nowadaja.
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Wc will deliver one of our clean
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whatever not the sliEhtest ob
ligation to buy use it yourself
on your own rugs. We want you
to see for vourself how it nicks
up threads, lint and ravelings and every speck of dust and dirt.
The price of the Frantz Premier is $
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Removes Superfluous Hair
Tho new style dance gowns makj ..
preparation necessary.
Beware of Shaving
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