The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-16

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nv attention hns been attracted BY
THAR lack AZ crectne~s. produced ~
fhe hi~h heels on their shoes. OBJ
served = number that were round
shonldcred. anil III cirht out OF every
ten. perhaps. tho perpendicular line
fell Al the back u the head. Pcrched
on hieh heels. the natural pose Of the
body must be to incline forward.
III adult men and women choose 70
sacrifice their own health IN wearing
high heels. II u matter that princi-
pally concerns themselves. hut child
has RIGHT 10 wise and jndicious care.
and "a oblicc the tender. growing crea-
tnre 10 walk, run and stand with the
heels a half or whole inch above the
rest 81 the sole 81 the feet. Is mon
strous. Is criminal. and this crime
against children is so widespread that
! il Is amaxing--excep< that nothing need
be regarded as amazing-that II con-
tinucs 10 be perpetuated with so little
/ protest from physicians and such aids
As thew ought 10 lind In really intclli-
4 gent people.
II \ frne that the children 81 fashion
| AHA neople--and bv fashionable
mean neonle who possess hi.h social
nos;fion. inte,lirence and usually
\ competence of wealth-wear shoes
4 without heels. or with what Is called
I tbe ..snrinc" heel. until six 70 eight
! wears 81 ACE. and from that time on
/ until twenty the heel is kept broad and
I low .Rnt ~ one descends IN the scale
4 ~ ;ntell;uence and common sense he
Will AMI fhe hiyh heel growing more
.nd NOR. nrom;nenf nnsil children ~
even TIA tender Ave ~ two Years viii
~ fonnd nercbcd mon them TRYING "a
vail sometimes wonder thar
,,raachars Who have AYES ~ see the
~ ~ ia neo,ie .g.;ost their bod;es
aver t;nd Tina 4, nrcach acainst nc in
~ III AMI
T,e Greatest crime cansel Nv b;ch
49, ~ n M m 90 snn,os;nsas ;sss,r,,''s
aSsa, ,rnancsJ ,,,on Ma sn;ne ~
s.;rls q, r'sr,;c,,lsr re,.x serious harm, y
a a;c,sd ofssrr,;se ! resnlt fhat shonld
." ar.'., 49, y III 49,, M;nnr M .i,ecfs
~ . .'s,.S',aaJ ....on n r,,,sc,es ~ ,he
80. P. a,.S ~ ~, 49,, - the foot which
S 49, j. ~ s, ~ -, ,,,nre slan 4 oucht
Ts .. 49,. N III XII larce ;a;rt hec6n,e
5ns ~. a anr -" 90 s I'M; nns hs,v;n ~
s...''' ~. go M fonnd.t;on 4 ,a;d az !.
o.' S 80. W. !, .,'s"r;,.< a ,,'s future u
s.J n . go go = rnsens o i, s,,,,,,,se
49, III. f,.hoa, ! 800 ,.sf s,,r,,rer
49,. 49,, a,ar,i cx.nnl;,;c.-
s .aas - ~ $500 $500. ,,,.s,,. ,,so,hars Sb. h.d
s.on ao \. . III ,',ans-oe ~ ga u IA
1872 e.,In.t ss,.a ~. Ma ,wc
t<-'.,;s..i 1870 d.re-h,.~s - ,h;,t..n
ma f;ftsen-beanf;fnl exccpf thar
,,.;tho~ h.l hoauf;ful foet Those
rnembers ma been stuffed into narrow-
soled narrou-hc eled. narrow-toed.
b;gh-heeled shoes. until the feet were
ehockin0lv deformed. The father Of
ira Urls was 4 large shoe-dea,er His
son's feet were vary finely shared. He
vrore broad- soled. broad-toed. low
healed shoes. why the feet or the
dan0h.ers had not been allowed Al
eo,,al chance n the world with those of
TIA son co,,ltin't well make out. One
~ TIA oirls VA wearing shoulder
hr.ces ~ make her STRAIGHT. and one
AN - TIA mother was deplorinp the
ch;ld's ronnd shoulders. | yenfsrred ~
sav that THOUGHT low-heeled shoes
xvo,,ld ia better for her. ~ unite agree
WITH vou., exclaimed the mother.
.'rhe Girls wear too hirh heels ali the
time. but somehow We neglect having
thc heels cut III. But ii must be done. Y
Whether the cuttinr-down process has
becun don't know. but 1 Thought II
, those Girls were under nv control not
twenty-iour hours would pass before
their feet went into ..common-sense
shoes.
NJ c,.ss u oeon,a "a on;clcr ~ -.
snond ~ The demands 81 IN public
sbsn - acknowledgements .nd n buvers
Jam.nJ Y certain art ~ shoe thew w,;lI
,.ers. .r,.,, - y II Z ao.s;hle t6,t II
. c3eaf many country towns law heel.
: IA hroad.soIed shoes cannot II readily
~ MA AZ the reverse. nut the higl
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