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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, FBIDAY. FEBRUARY 15, 1918
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Ifflt 'Beats the Quasi-Sweetheart One and Shows
That at Times a Soldier Searches for
the Best That's in Himself
I it A'BTER, all, there's nothing much
XX that surpasses a man's lo o fur
Tjfct,rnotlier. Tlio best that la In htm
fltjiiU vp to tho top like a breath of
twwin air when ho thinks ot her.
',, Who says this? Tho conspr. I have
fTstften wondered how It must feel to bo
censor If at the same time jou m.
disinterested In human beings. Tho
Jr reading of tho letters must bo hurtled.
-tw-V'f course, but oven so, what u chance
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'h' T. I wanted to know a censor and
J ortune threw one la
one la my path a
wukeptlcal one with a senso of Immot.
;j tut there are Borne things bigger thuti
i tumor. And over lii Trance, where
ten aro charing to'get at tho llun,
'"Sis particular censor found ono of
iiiese things shining out front every
ay letters man's lovo for hh
y lother)
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net, IT HAVE on mv door now." writes
"t this particular United States arm)
(fleer, whose touching on this subjeit,
, v tho way, was not solicited, "u pllo of
o or threo hundred letters that I
J ae Just finished leading. There aro
ply a few bVlgltt points In this
J ork a touch of unconscious humor
hen some zealot aers that tho war
U 111 soon bo oer now that he's over.
' when botno Lothario swears eternal
I ive to so manv maidens hv- a. mii.ikI
i? jrm letter. There is a better side
t it, though tho men's letters home
,, v their mothers. These aro a ptctty
'" nod rnflertlrm nf fti iit ttiacn lu lit
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K tern een In some that hao u prct
r hard tlmo to keep this best In
a ,ht."
T IS nlco to know that It Is utothcr
many a man has carried to Trance
V keep In his heart. Can't jou see
THE WOMAN'S
4 Litters and question submitted to thii rtrjartment must be tiritten mi one side of
- vcper ontu and signed uith the nam of the writer. Special nuertes like those mint
oitf or invited. It is understood that the editor does not nrcessnrity indorse th sentim'nt
a tressed, AH communication for this deptirtnunt should bn addressed as follows Tllh
OMAN'S KXCIIAMIK, Lvcnino Public Lcdicr, Philadelphia, Pa,
TODAY'S
IVhat la a "Jorcer." and how can H be
Died In the kitchen?
How eon fUtlront be ecoured?
Mtlt are "brioche."?
b ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S INQUIRIES
Ninety ralortet or units of food raloe nre
eontalned In n run of coffee with rrenm.
Moat of these are conUlned In the
cream.
To polish bronxe rub with
rlnth mnl
tned with a
tlKU aueel nil. Then dry
with a toft clean doth and polish with
chamois akin.
fjTho herrlnibono ttlteh Is a cross alltch
e which It used to flnlth elf the raw edges
t of flannel or heavy material
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T A Dachclor's Coffee
ri he Editor of X oman'a Page:
I 'ear Madam I am fond of a food cup of
j f e. and when It ! of a cold'n yellow
7i r It meets all requirements, but un
r jnately this Is not always the case. H
s iore frequertly of a dark lead color and
n this Is the cose it It not nt to drink, In
Jf estimation. These conditions happen
at m tho same pound of coffee and this Is
r( 1st puzzled me. X have had as fine a cup
j& cofTea from the way we make It (not
ti4 isolated) aa any one could vtih. nnd
,. lit I would like to kLow Is how to mske
o it will have that golden yellow color
ays.
f (oroi io mention inar i am a nscnelor
fry to say, aa In thla case, they aet a
"e careless la there any way that I can
e my rofre of that aolden yellow color
&. I the time? Thanking you In advance
ti remain aa ever, an old patron of
at LitMsa rcauo Ltpusa.
r,vTnov.
oor bachelor man. I could glvo some
' 'er advice, but then let's stick to
foe I If tho one who makes your cof-
cn produce a golden yellow cupful
J morning there Is no reason why she
vl nnot do so every morning. Provided
K Is made the coffee in the tamo way
jij, ch day here aro some things that
Suld.jca.use that leady look and taste
V 'en'lt comes to the table: bervlng It
44 -ore It is settled, reheating It and let-
)g It boll for any length of time or
tc -ring It a long time after It Is rnsde.
V ie 'quality of cream, of course, makes
Mg difference in the color of your cof-
t i. but I take It for cranted that vou
rA 3 UJU nnow ii me vop 01 me ooiue
Hi )tead of real cream were being served
,i ,'Uld know If the 'top of the bottle"
f you
f On tho next "golden brown" day go
- t In the kitchen ami ask exactly how
" is coffee was made Praise It and say
" ls so excellent you wish It could be
"it way always On the next leidy day
out and see If any of the three possl
T 'Itles mentioned above occurred. Do a
1 tlo diplomatic detective work. Is my
,xst advice.
a Kvafjim fnp ha fhllrl
1 y w- fcj. ...,Jk -,. . .,
M Dear Jfadsm It is most essential In a
tld a Ufa that ha or abt have tygtem
i If the children rise at a certain time, eat
eakfatt at a certain time ar.d then act to
i "iool early, they naturally set through the
T. y'a work better. If they have to bolt
7 elr breakfasts and then rush all of the
kt v , ey to school, they or sure to aet ladl
Vi im stlon, they art lata for school and are to
'''. nt hrMalh' that nAftllnv aAam In h
t , Jh rht. If there la a certain tlmo for them
'i Praetlee on the piano, etc. It la sure to
, " tit 4 aeeompllshed If there Is a certain time
li li'. which to do It. After dinner the children
' -Ttould Immediately atart on their lessons,
V r jfM there baa already been a period ae
tt I'w-etned In the afternoon to do them. If
, 7a ' around they will either not know
; ' r 'air lessons or loso sleep. The bedtime
t to should be fixed In the rhlld't mit d
1 . ' len ne or she knows that the lessons must
'aMM finished by that time. Of course, there
. vwa u iwo limn, uue in- worn ot loo
- ly la easily accomplished If this plan Is foi-
!?.
Tours truly. c. T.
" ".""yjyatem Is Indeed tho keynote to get-
:S ". ng things accomplished, whether it be
' t ( the llfo of a child or of one who Is
y aatwn up -tnis piece 01 aavice so Kinaiy
Ij iiiteered by C. T. can be relished by
Ttjo wisest of us,
v Sllrer-Cleanlng Formula
" f Edlfor 0 Tvomaa't Poet:
1 Oaar'Madim In answer to the inquiry at
iJ Vr whether a. mistake waa made In glvlna
ha forniols for clear Inr silver for Mrs .C. I
5xM hlce to asy that perhaps the mistake
At, to myself. Hera la the correct for
W: On half teaapoonful of baking soda,
sk ajt vonerous handful wathtnr soda, on sen-
.Myu hMndfiil of salt on trfew nf sine.
to (our and half Irenes The site of
doesn't, matter, but' the above alia flu
xbio an ordinary pan. rut in tiivsr
pan sua lei ins stitc come 10 a. DOll.
lot It bell for twenty minutes at least.
1 oTrver out atd'rub with a, of t cloth.
i rogrrots jor anoyance. -m.jj.js.
t waw no annoyance cauaoa at this
I 0t tho line, Ap4,wb would bo-vory
1 paOaVMd to have you como again.
't Htxr ( 8rTe Oystera
(Jm VaHfor of Woman' Pa ft
ar Madam ' Mow stiouid oniitj i
J? Tvvant to Bav tlienr for- a first
Ot WttHeik iMrs.i u. r. c.
mi lo very fine and make
ITtaM ecotof f tto afeto, PJaem
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to his mother
s. army censor
Old Friends
HEN IIOI.T
Oh, don't Jnu remember tweet Alice,
Hen Holt,
Sweet Allre with hlr to brown?
Olio wept with delight when you gar
her n smile,
Anil trembled with fear at your
frown
In the old churchward In the pulley,
Hen Holt,
In n rurner ubscure nnd nlone
They lisle fitted slab of rnnlt no
ernj.
Anil tweet Allre Ilea under the
stone.
Oil, don't yon lemember the school,
Hen Holt,
And the mnifer no kind nnd to true.
And the little nook by the clear run
filnjr brook,
Where wo gathered the flow' nt
they grew
On the matter' srare growt the
era. Hen Holt,
And the miming little brook I now
dry i
And of all the friend who were
echonlniulrs then.
There remain. Hen, but you and I,
her standing In tho censor's mind
tanged alongside of tho girls who get
Hho quasi form letters? Hers was tho
loo noto the censor remembend
It Is nlco to know that mother
counts, becuuso so many would-be
ptogresslvcs havo told us that her day
with her children was done as soon
as Ehe flnlsh'd raising them
God bless tho censor! Ho paints
another Mud" of a picture. Wo can
sco tho memory of mother sweeping
Into a man's mind nt tho time when'
ho needs this kind of a memory. Audi
somehow wo know may bo lt'3 old
fashioned to say It that In spltaof all
our ptogicsslvcncss there's still none
In the world llko mother.
EXCHANGE
INQUIRIES
t. How lin TVanre reropnbed the work done
hv Anne Moriean In helping ta reron-
struct the devastated reslons of France?
S. What Is asbestos?
3. What will stop the bleedlnc of the cuticle1
when It Is Injured In awkward muni-1
curing? I
The Rcjiool of Itlth Commercial Intrur-
tlon fop lOiinc. nirls was opened In
Paris since the bexlnnlnc of tho war to
preps rev. Trench girls to take the plnee
of men In responsible financial pol
lions.
J. The military locket It n. novelty for the
men In mllltarv service It Incloses
the aluminum Identification tag thjt
enh nf them It obliged to have on his
l'eron,
3. Wigs vtere first worn bv the ancient
1 ryptlans.
A Message for Mrs. D.
To the editor of II onion's Poor,
Dear .Madam rieaso print this that Sire
D maj see It
., ."". ,Mr.". '.'"T1 .na,e "nt sou "" baby
things that I ha 1 given my little girl to plnj
...... rrl' uu s"ic oiner uuie nreese-
Mj llttl girl Is lust four years and my boj
nie months old They both grow very fast so
I can sen! u quite n few things I om get
tliu: nnother box ready and jou win receiie
It about VVedncslsy fun you use a blaik
cont of a loose style about tUr 3S' let me
know through the paper Wlshlmt sou the
best of luck (virs ) T
The star of good hope nnd better days
Is surely shining for Mrs. D. hhe In
turn hasvvrltten to thank all tho kind 1
B4ira ft a til-. ,1. .a. . . .t.. I
' . . " l,,vn lI, UIlt- wuovo inciuioueu
who have befriended her.
We wish to thank Mrs D. of Walnut
street, for sending a ho to Mrs .Tdcii
Anent a Boarder
To the Editor of iroman'a faec.
Dear Madam Soveral nights ago In jour
paper of which I am ft dally reader. I esw
where some one desired lo rent a room and
did tot know how to go about It.
You gave her a name and address, telling
her she could register there.
I have a lovely bedroom, very attractively
furnished, bright and sunny suitable for
a klrl, and Intended to cut out the address
but found that I had lost It. Will jou kindly
prltt It In sour column?
I upset some nusslan oil on a porch rug I
tried scrubbing- with hot. eospy water, but It
still lemalns Can jou tell ine what will
take It out? UEADEft
The Place to whlih vou refer Is the.
Philadelphia Bureau of Boarding Houses
in the Otis Building, bixteenth and han
som streets Here, for tho sum of
twenty five cents, you can register your
room Miss Uditli Sheldon is the one
to address.
Try a mixture of one part chloroform,
one part benzine and one part alcohol
on the rug Put a large piece of blotting
papsr under the rug and draw a circle
of french chalk around tho stain, bo
that It will not spread as you work on
It. Work from tho outside In If this
doesn't satisfactorily remove it make a
paste of Kretn h chalk nnd chloroform,
spread it on tho stain and let it teiualn
until dry Then scrape off
Doesn't Want Us to Cut Our Hair
To thu Editor of lroman't Page:
Dear Madam I note In jour column that
a reader advises women to cut off their hair.
What la this world coming to. anjhow7
Pretty soon wo will be living our llvet by
machine. First. I contee.d. In answer to
A. I'.'a first argument that women's hair
la Insanitary even when It Is shsmpooed.
that It Isn't any mora Insanitary than
clothes are and fur coata and all the rest of
the thlurs tbst cannot be put in the wash
every night.
Roi-ondlr. I would like to ask, after hair
and beauty are reduced to a state of regu
latlon by efficiency, what will wo have
gained? After all. It seems that If we live
our lives with only efnclency as the main
thing to ba coitldered. we are going to miss
a very creat deal. I am a man, not a back
number either I confess that since the war
I am a convert to suffrage, but If It Is going
to mvn that when we have suffrage wo are
eolng to lose our women folks I think I II
egln to sigh for the days of grandma. Oh,
please, advar.eed women, for the sake of a
man who gett genuine pleasure out of look
ing at pretty tresses, don't cut your halrl
JUST A MAN.
A Great-Great-Grandson
To the Editor ot TTomoa'a Page:
Dear Stadam My reply to you printed In
today's Issue la not correct. In to far that
you left out on word, vis, "great " I wrote
great great grandfather, and you can readily
flruro out I would bo dead If nni. .
grardson.
In rurtliep trrim te lt Rln.l. .... ..
be did not make clocks but sold them with '
..,. a.e v.,. uu ,i urms in ine same
business today In thii city. Hit ,tock, no
doubt, cim from Fngland. Ho was a very
prominent cltlxen of this city. I have seen
ono of hit clocks, It, win his rams on
". at.tue clubhouse of "Stat In Schuylkill."
of which be wag a member. M. C . Jr.
.. Tn"5!S y.u for th further Informa
tlon. Wo also beg pardon for our error.
How to Introduce
To thf Efttor of Woman' Face;
Pf-ir Madam Vhen Introducing my
mother to any on whos nam do I mention
first? And when Introducing, a young roan
ard a lady whose cam should bo mentioned
nr." 1 . 1" 1 v. . AGNES
A girl who Is about lo nreaant fni,a
to her mother Usually gays to the friend
a she t ikea, him or her to- her mother,
Lf.JiV' SJOStoar,
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SJlMaS
SHOULD A WIFE BE ONE'S PARTNER IN BUSINESS
OR A PARTNEk IN BUSINESS BECOME ONE'S .WIFE?
"There's No Sex in Brain,"
Yet Much Brains in the
Sex, as Margaret Bailey
Proves
Heroine of Sophie Kerr's
Book Offers an Interest
ing Problem in Feminine
Character
I Hy M'LISS
QIOMi: perrons assert that women buc-
O reed In bu-lnoss hecausn of tho un-
scrupulous lino the nuke of sec, other
1 prons claim Hint success In business
tebnies only to thoo women who subor-
ellnnle sex, hut In tho meantime hophle
Kerr has written u linnfc nimni n n
hook In which the hciolnr, Margaret
Bailey, Is made to reltcrato on no less
than h half-dozen occasions that ' there's
no at in brains ' A contention, of
course, which even tho psychiatrists
wouiei not neonate to dispute
'The Golden Block' (Dotibleday. TaKe.
. Co ) Is.t nonskld paUn slono lnaclehv
llenrv Doldeii who Is also a contractor
M-irsaret all intclllcence, perreerance
nnd Hinliillon Is the pack-horso of hei
family nlilch loves her dearl v hlln nlii
! supports them Starting a outhful busN '
ness i ireer us h stenoKraplier. kIio he
comrs t'olden s right-hand man" and
the Kenrral manager of tlie Htm .!oIdeii
Ins a ulfi- and because sho Is niean and
"li'fn Hun briiivii nua rraspmg we
have, of course, the trlanclo
Hie heroine if this novel of polltk'3
love and business, however, is a mighty
ohlti angle of tho three-cornered comb!,
nation Dav after day she comes fresh
nnd sweet and wholesome to the offices
day after day she shows new phaies of
her cominerclil ngiclty, t y after day
sho sltn facing tiolilcu racked bv the
petty Miperllclalltles of hW pigeon
l)ralned spouse and dav after dav slic
esi'ci ts lilin to uulntilu that cold Im
personality which Is tho accented rulo
,ZZrZ Mar!
or
garct Is shoclted hv Ids avowals into tell
ing him quite frankly, but oil u klndlv,
(hit not him does she want, but merely
a partnership In Ids business The $75
a week th it ho pays her Is Inadrqu lie
"We lould work togtllier If wo were
married ' fald lioldcn , "whit's to pre
vent that'
Theic s this to prevent ' said 31 irga
ret "liven If T loved von enough lo
try It it Isn't logical It ln't human
nature wife sn t a business pirt
ner, and can t be exiept In a very differ
ent waj ou nnd I must wcik to
getlicr litre Maybe some time nnr
rlages can bo ananged that way s itls
factorlly, but It can t bn dono now A
wlfo who's any good is nlwnys her hus
band's partnci. In ono sense, hut our
generation is too cioso to tho ideal of
the wife, In the home nnd tho husband
In tlio office lo make a success of it In
any other way.
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Editorials for Women by Women
WINNING THE WAR VIA THE KITCHEN
By ELLEN I. KL'LLEV
Department of Household brlenre- nf the atlinnl Mnr liinleu LouimUlon
TTniUN memorials como to bo creeled to the hcroc3 of this world w.ir the
hammered brass should bo taken from tho pots nud pans In tho kitchens
of tho women who made tho victory nnd woild peace possible I'oi the (list
tlmo In tho history of tho world women Into a big pait to plai in lulnglng
about 11 rucccssful conclusion lo tlio conflict lllthcilo thev havo hid ,1 pine
In hospitals only, for they Ime been
gg5rySKiSs.
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ELLEN I. KELLEY
Lord Tthondda, of England, tells of tho food needs of the Allies, and we
know of tho food cards and the Government measures tp dlstributo food In
England and In Trance. Mr. Hoover is directing the conservation ot food
hero, and with him every man, woman and child should co operato most heart
lly. But we must first ralso food In order to conserve it. Aiming nt the city
farmer, the National War Garden Commission of Washington is campaign
ing for food "f, o. b. the kitchen door." Hero is whero tho woman must play
her Important part. She must be the leader and tho inspiration to tho garden
work as well as a doer of a great deal of tho real work.
Tho kitchen Is a great mvstciy to most men. They know little or noth
ing of what women do to cut down and make both ends meet. Hut Just let
them help a little to get food as far as the kitchen door and then see what
happens to It. Last yeaf the vacant lot and backyard garden crop was estl
mated at J35O,000,O00, and this joar all signs point to an Increase over that
figure. To aid the women who will carry on this great campaign tho National
War Garden Commission will send Its war garden manual to any one who
writes for It. Tho best advice obtalnablo will bo given gladly either as to
raising food or canning und drying It after It has leached tho kitchen door.
No woman need bo told that the cost of living is high. One of the main
reasons Is that the United States Government lias become the biggest buyer
of everything, particularly food. With a million men under arms the flist
thing to reckon Is their dally ration. At the lowest estimate it costs
forty cents a day. There Is $400,000 a day for food for these soldiers. Then
thousands of sailors aro wanted for the ships that nre being built. These,
too, must be fed. Thousands moro havo rushed to the manufacturing centers
to engago In war work. They must bo fed, The trend of population of tho
world Is away from production centers.
All this forces up the cost of food. It will bo seen, then, that every' per
son who helps to feed himself helps to feed a soldier. Thoreforo enlist as a
"soldier of the soil" In the war .garden axmy, then promote yourself to a
colonel of conservation nnd hold your back doorstep fortress safe against. the
enemy.
New England Club Women Elect
The annual meeting of the Pennsyl
vania Boclety of New England Women,
held in the Acorn Club, resulted In the
UfUon of. Mrs,. C. Howard Clark aa
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"I cant put It Intra clear words, 1 in
nfiald, hut you must see Hi it .. woman
wlirt mikes a liotiie nnd beats children
nnd brings them tip pioperly Isn't doing
It wlille sIipb working nt mansglng a
pnvlng litf" I, futoiy till day few
women win? vvotk minago It singers
nnd iuttosc mid writers hut theli
wolk Isn't rl(,ht nnd nluo steady hours
a il ly sl diva i v(ek Soino VMimen
whoso hiisbimls illp nnnage it bv dint
of illre iiiriH hut thev aient lilt
sort I in t liking nlinut J in talking of
the women whose hiihinils me nllvn
nnd porfcctlv tnpnhln nf eimlng . i living
ioi inrir wives aim i imiiics women
like that h ivo no tight ti be away from
their homes all div long, whetlur It's
foi work oi for pi i
And ro sho pcnd3 Golden away to get
over U, wlillo she days behind to nun
age the business 31 irrlagc with a nice
' homey ' woman Is tho euro she recom
mends, and when lie conies bails safelv
Hurried then she cm bo hla business
ashed only to hind up tho wounded
and mourn for their dciil. But now
all has been clnnged, and with hun
dreds of thousands of men taken out
of tho economic llfo of tlio nation
women aro asked to tike up the work
uf keeping tho wheels, of Industrv
going
Host important of nil wavs of
keeping tlio machinery at homo going
is tlio production nnd conservation of
food. 'Without food tlio wheels of
industty halt and tlio soldier faints
Defeat follows. Tho women of Hie
United States, I am confident will
co to It thnt this situation docs not
prevail The back doorstep I3 their
elude! nud tho kitchens nro their
forticssea behind which tho wa'r will
bo won. From this doorstep tho
women will watch their back-yart and
vacant lot gardens, and In their
kitchens they will conserve the food
that will go rp far lowaid feeding
themselves, thus releasing Just that
much food coming llnough the regular
channels for tho soldlets nt tho front
Si JlCy
Kestuurant Men Organize
Johfl O. I'atton, of tho IAlglon Cafe,
has been elected president of the Phila
delphia, Restaurateurs Association, a new
organisation formed for tho purpose of
ttKHt out Tor tne interests of the larje
tutus ot iniwawBU. t
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KERR
pirlncr nnd they can all live happily
ever nfler
Itul Just as j ou decide that 3Iar
guet li one ot thoiro efficient, sexless
bu'lncsi creatures who, tlio feminists
tell ti" arc going lo develop Into a third
ie If Ihev ilont watch out, tho book
Is lomluelcel with tho heroine actually
miming to tlio elooi to meet an honest
lo goodness man W hether .Margaret
Che up tho tiohlcn blocks foi the
licarth!ones u not reveuleil but, at tny
1 ite Mrs Kerr Ins take 11 n leal prob-
jViu of II
n modern huiilmts girl and
piiscutcd It, If not with an Intriguing
etibtleiy of ptyle, nt Ie i"l with a frank
Miiceiltv tint wins the readct and keeps
him asking throughout tho book lion,
given fifty ycirs, tho women are going
to solve the question of reconciling their
enjoyment of a elcnrly won economic In
dependence with tho n itural yearnings
fm homo nnd 'kinder' tint old 3tothcr
.Nature has rooted so deeply in them
Colors White Shoes
To mtkn your white kid shoes like
new tint aie past cleaning get a ten-cent
package of elrtFS dye, take one-fourth of
tho paekage. put In .111 old teacup, pour
boiling water over tho shoes and biush
In djo with common vegetable brush
live them two coats. 'V.ou can make
them any sluido to m itch yout suit
viaterproof loat in iv he given, by pro
em lug a drilling piste, the slnelc of the
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THE APPETITE
OF THE CHILD
Jefifce em rrneslli mtiMie tiljl
be plie bu Doctor Ktlloge f pi'!l
umn dailu. but in 11a rase ulll r.,a0"",i5
or frrafment of nllmcnu b ""VHP "Si
Personal qvrrlet on health c",''i
tromptli ansuerrd ( postaoe l inciotra.
By J. H. KELLOGG, M. D., LL. D.
fTWlAT there exists a close relationship
- between the dominance of ippetlte
and tho formation of character Is to be
Inferred from many notablo examples
In history. So Interdependent are body,
mind and snlrll that the whole triune
nature of the child Is Influenced In a
greater or less degree by what he cats, .j,,,
and drinks f' -,, lndr. ork ,0 .p-nslie . It
This was well understood nv so""; " , niesan to rlisnge tho gnrnienis next to
the ancient nations. According to 'f01""' ) the skin every . lev f W
the historian, the early erslnti cliiinren whe,her ,ie Huiltlrv ,, H pnn or
wcto brought up In an extremclv R" npl, 'larre does not Hltcr a hvglenlc fact, the
manner. Tho only fooa aiiunr. ...-
was bread, cresses (fresh nrtk-"".
fruits and vegetables) nnd v."1".
The
quantity of this food nnd the time of
eating were regulated with esclnes.
as were also their exercise and recrea
tions ' Tho design of the Perslinn In in
these wise regulations was to prevent
evil Being convinced that It Is much
better to prevent crimes thin to punish
them, the Terslans endeavored so tei
order It as to have no criminals among
them." Were parents In there divs as
prudent as thoso heathen educators how
much of wretchedness might he averleel
Depraved appetites are sometimes in
lieilted, but moro generally they lire
created through lack of proper cite and
training The child begins life with an
appclito demanding gratlncitlon ouli
In accord with normal rcnum-nii..-.
Hither through Ignorance or indlffer.
rnco on the part of parents, this state
of naturalness Is very soon modified
During tho period of his earlv help
lessness tho average child is fed In sea-'
sou and out of season, with little or no
regularity. Expressions of pain or bodi
ly discomfort aro met with proucrs ui
fnod, until tho gustatory sense, habitual
ly gratified to appease the demands of
all the senses, becomes lh ruling pro
ponsttv Tho Immediate outconio of such treat
ment Is likely to bo a disordered diges
tion nnd a morbid condition of the stoni
neh conetantlv craving the plcarurable
sensation produced by eating nnd drink
ing Tho ultimate result of such man
ogcinent Is sucli an emphasis on sensuous
cratlflcatlon that tho child becomes, as
Is sometimes pertinently remarked, "all
stomach, and can conceive ot homing
so desirable as something 'good to eat"
or drink Thus Is established a eloml
nanco of appctltlle, which, Indulged In
one direction, will bo hard to restrain
In others and will cast Its Influence over
the child's entire life.
Wrong tendencies as well as right ones
sro continually rlienglhened by e-:ei-ilse.
K) thit tho desire to gratify tncll
nitlon nnd to satisfy the sense of taste
docs not grow less with Increase of jears
With what difficulty then shall the soul
that hag through years of wrong educa
tion In childhood been In bondago to the
animal propensities arise, shako off Its
shackles, ' keep under the body and bring
It Into subjection," when tho -,ears of
maturity are reached !
l'roebel, that deep student of chile'
culture, said that In tho early jears the
child food Is a matter of the grcates
Importance; not only may the child
by this means be made then Indolent and
Inactive, sluggish or mobile, dull or
bright, Inert or vigorous, but. Indeed
for his cntlro life
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Fruits and Starches
Xtn fruits nnd starches disagree If taken
at the eame time? MAItT O
Certainly not. Fruits and cereals and
S tJ-Tfin Jr'ork
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fruits and breads make an excellent com
bination. Trults contain an. excess of
alkaline substances and cereals contain
an excess of acids The two ilarses of
foods complement each other.
riushcd Trier
On the slightest exertion and sometimes
wnon perrrctly nuiet,
I an, trmthlitrl with
flushing of tho face.
What iaues 'hi"?
Your diet Is probiblv not correct. Ton
should go on a low protein diet that Is
eat sparingly of peas, beans, corn ami
avoid flesh foods Prink a great eleil
of fruit Juices nnd rat Juicy fruits. Kat
moderate meals nnd mastlctte votir food
thoroughly. i:at plenty of such vege
tables as spinach, lettuce, celery, etc
no sure there Is no sluggishness of the
bow els
boely should alwavs have us fresh elolli-
lug next to it as possible It Is an ex
ecllent plan to cliatiKP every elij. alter
nating with two suits for a week Hy
llils mesns the exposure of the girmcnts
to the air purine" them When the gar
ments accumulato effete mitter fiotn the
skin It loses Its value .is a nonconducting
agent, hence It Is not so warm as before
Manv people who suffer from cold feet
discover that 1 lean stockings ire warmer
than those tint havo been worn a els or
two
(Lorvrlitritl
War Suggestion
I'orm a regiment of tntrcel wavers
and send them to put a crimp In the
Kaiser Msdinte Qui Mve
"Many a Micklc
Makes a MucMe"
fTUIAT is Hie reason Uncle Sam
counts on jou (o SAVE that
little bit YOUIl LITTLE BIT.
Small savings in cvfrry kilclien
in the land mount up into a huge,
almost unbelievable total.
TOMORROW IS PORKLESS
DAY. Do jour part toward mass
Ine up that total.
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Tomorrow's War flf,
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Orapefrult
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freamed left-over nh on toiif
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Split pea soup I
Cotlngc cheese and chopped 4.1 "
on lettuce "
Tea Cookie '
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Hamburg steal:
Hakcd potatoes Cabbac, ra-i,
Apple and ornbroad Puddino
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One onion mimed, one tonuto h
ot canned! two tablespoonfulj shI
Ing, two cupftils told boiled oSk!
two learpoonfuls salt, two iMesZH
curry powder. 1 cupful water ?
grnvj j one tablespoonful nour Vr
niunii iiniuii in snortenlng anj
CUIIJ Jiunuei IIIIXCU tO '.1 pajU tuT
llttlo water, 1'rj together a f.Z.'
utes, then turn Into n Baucens,
inl with cut-up tomato, clionr?!?
tititen Hint it nine m ,... . 'rTQ (,
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liquid Is nil absorbed. ,lilft bcfort
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Call to Girl Scouts 4
III IIEIXV MlRflMtnT Trw ,
tllrl Prout who won rherk v i , H
snl n national eertinrate nr mu LlH
the Satlonnl War clarden -7rlt, lhllH
VV aahlnaln. an.l I ..-JS'H. ' !nmlsilr?s
coal .hovel-f., ll,V ,u-i ISSSSL !S-JB
ulrl Si outs of tho country lm...
opportuiilty to aid their countr,
Planting war gardens this sprlna t i
can do no greater service to jour'?
try than help to produce food al
follow that hv helping to sav, A
never en joved am thlnir nun. Ut1-'
to worlc In fnmt .;..,i"l'
course, wo must produce food befof
can pietervo it I.very Girl Scout 1.5
country should write to me In ctI
the National Wur Harden Commta!
in tho Marjland Building at lfu5
ton and ask for a food rir ..r
Tlien :ou should organize the trooiT
a garden planting campaign er w,
nif communlly campaign in a Wj,
Our roldlers must have food. u.;!
of us be a soldier of tho soil andiS
win the vi ar
'the Kvpvino Tunttc Ledoeii !m
raiiscii vviiu me .aiionai War Oirdai
i'oniiulslon for every one of its mil,
to ho sent free a war garden primeri
the reader will send a stamp tortiyiM
age Now Is tho lime to mJ CJl
pi ins and to organlrc ro there nii
nu i no, t .,-, wiuc as last jtu
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