Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-12
How to Dress In Changeable Weather.
BY MRS. ROSETTA B. HAST

Ry MRS ROSETTA n HASTINGS
ANe women coniniiL tne grave error
~ ~; 'ne SAM uniinSu SaiIoo Sleeves
nm nm co,.on S.ochings, anu tne SAINT yuan
sty .lty anu Iuanty vi un9e.cIotnlIs InIougn y
I'm oS;IJn Heas anu wlntel WI, eo.ui
Ins 1s tncil chllureh IN tne same slyle, IN
climate varying from zero to nearly
u, iunGieu '! uSsiees aooHe II: hen are usual
y "isel, enaDsiIs accorulhg 10 lIe sea
SUI, Ioni lh,CA nannei anu oucAsAin, 10
sanAe nanneis.
but even those-ooth men ana women
VINO wear sufncient clothing IN cold
weather, oiten lnJure themselves by the
manner In Wnlcn tney dress In changeable
weather.
MANY people, as soon as the pleasant
Gays Oh spring come, lay aside their warm
WINTER garments, anu 9on those suitable
ior NOT weather. ana altnougn they almost
inevitably take cold by SO doing, nothing
can persuade them 10 resume any OF their
warm clothing, even II there is month
OF cold weather afterward. Others think
it will not do to lay aside warm garments
at any Time OF DAY except on rising In the
morning, and so, because the previous
day was hot, they make the change IN
tnelr clothlng when they get up, ana
Warm clothing should not usually be
exchanged for that which Is notso warm,
earlier IN the day than the middle OF the
forenoon; for two reasons: hrst, because
the system Is relaxed IN the morning, and
secondly, because the mornings are more
cold and damp than any other part OF the
day.
People would be FAR less apt to take
cold from change OF clothing II they
would bathe at the time OF changing.
hnotleL saIe RUG Is meyer cnange wnen
healeu Dy e1ertton, uniess .nat eAerti0n y,
Is contInueu Ilh,neIlateIy ailer"aru. II
Is anyways Soou plan W put On an extra
garment when one SITS uown aI'er actiVe
exercise.
10 AVOID the PAD eHec!s OF changeaoie
weather. many physicians recommend
the wearing Oh nannel lhe entire year,
out TINS Is 10 many persons ALMOST intol-
sf,: s!aoIe aurlng .ne not season. as tne de-
olltatlng enects vi eAcessLSe heAl are az
utoss as ihJ9lious as sne uei III
VI. eHe . oliouIa.lon causeu " suuusn enahses
Ut n;en se ITa y. s;t - MoIio, ~ pnS, ue
Mlsel pan W lnuuLIy tne c!otnins aocUIu-
als " tne .,aI Wang nn., snin
iaInei naI III 'ne E nooi, Iaihp uay Vi summer
alS N none oa az aiI u tne sIotcn.ns neat.
20 ,er,s en- othina =; tpe snr2n% VAN nr
rjce ressa in tbe on,,mn Int p,aLs' ,La
chance a-odraIiv Al ,vhen coo1 H.
come do not he afra;d 70 res,n,e me- 1yarr, unyo
Gornents % oro;n for foor Of tai-;nn oaid q, "a
ghon ,ho ,~eoth.- ty,-ns Iror,ner ~ e arS u ,,o,,
lov then, off for a dsx 1 Or two. vo1 % vii e ba
fsy more ant to tale cold bv Soing With.
ont then, on the cool davs And dur;ng
the entire summer ladies' sbonId keen
I;gbt socoues or s;rn;Iar corments con,
ven;ent ~ hand 60 thai tbev can be
easily slinned on or of at snv sI;obt
az sSn5- IL ene We ots ~ - 'us ~ III
tba careIess monner in which tbev ora
dressed Not oniv do tbev take manv
colds FROM, heinz too thiniy dressed ~
cold weather bSt thst dreaded disease
s1rn,ner con,nIo;nt ;S on;te as f-eonentI,,
bIonrbt on bv cold feet and legs as from