The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02
w MANS WORLD .
A FEW TIMES OF INTEREST TO
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IONS Wrinkles snQ come CT Inelr
Peculiarlties-other Matters Worth
Passing Notice.
Mothers, as rule, says the New York
Recorder, do not pay sufficient attention to
the teeth Of their young children, and the
FREQUENT consequence is that when the sec
ond teeth appear they are crowded out of
place. AS soon as a child begins to eat
solid food at table, its teeth should be
sponred OFF every day with soft linen
cloth, and every Indication Of tartar re-
moved. AS soon as the child is able to IN
derstand the use of tooth brush it should
be provided with soft one, which will pre-
serve the teeth in sound and clean condi-
ton until the jaw has sufficiently widened
TO permit of plenty IF room for the second
growth This fact should be brought be-
fore the attention of school teachers. who
might instruct in the care of their teeth the
children of too neglectful parents.
There was no doubt about it, says the New
York sun. feminine battle was to the fore.
The blonde sat and looked at the brunette
with stare that would have done credlt TO
a japanese doll The brunette asserted en-
phaticalIy: "a woman can do everything
man can do, and do it just as we'll. For
instance look at the women doctors.
Yes" answered the BLONDE, look at
them. They don't walk the hospitals as the
men do, and the consequence is they only
see one side Of the illnesses OF life, and they
are utterly incompetent TO treat anybody
except fr m their point OF view. Now,
when God made men and women he made
them assimilative, and it is necessary to
understand the diseases OF both before you
can practice on one"
but" spoke up the brunette, ''think of
the oman lawyers"
Think Of them" responded the blonde,
"for they seem to have precious little TO
think with They jump at a conclusion
with womanly instinct, while a man has
reasoned up to it, and the consequences is
that when they argue they work like crab
backward"
Then :" said the brunette, ''see the woman
writer's"
YES" groaned the blonde" see them! AS
long as they put their womanliness In their
work they are successful, but the minute
they tackle what is really mans preroga-
tive, the power. and not the fancy, of the
pen, their work is not good, for it hasn't
the strength OF manlinesS nor the daintiness
of femininity."
Then, }" said the brunette, "how are they
as actors"
VERY good, indeed" answered the
blonde; that Is because acting comes
natural to them. baby girl Of 2 years
will play the coquette with her father aud
right straight on through life she smiles
when she has pain at her heart. or acts in
some way. l agree with George Moore:
acting is not an art for the child can act
when it could not paint picture or write
book. To a certain extent NV fox terrier
can act; consequently the mimetic power is
born with people, some having it to Il
greater degree than others. and, of course,
it improves by cultivation"
al Uh a rarS {al
the brunette.
go into your wardrobe and inquire "
came the blondes answer. "a man made
your riding habit; man made your cloth
gown; the most noted of French Dress
makers made your dinner dress; tae most
athletic Of English diapers made your tea
gown; your fur coats were made by men;
it is possible that your lingerie was made by
women, but ten to one man took the order
and suggested the designs"
After this the brunette very weakly
asked, "How about the hair-dFessersT
Then the blonde laughed "Your hair
and mine may be- dressed by a woman, but
every year there is conclave of men who
meet to decide the styles, TO suggest inn
provements, and the one before whom they
all bow, and the one who for ten years has
fought against the bleaching Of the hair is
man."
But there are ministers" responded the
brunette.
20, are therel" Indignantly asked the
blonde; would you feel married if a womah
performed the cerem 1ny' st. Paul knew
what he was about when he objected to
this"
but cooks!" pleaded the brunette.
Cooks" Indignantly answered the
blonde, when you have eaten dreadful
messes, when your clothes have been worn
by kitchen ladies, when you have received
impertlnence Of every sort, AMI the police
have been called in to remove the offender,
don't you turn with intense delight either
TO French chef or a Chinemans My
dear girl, there are three professions In
lie that women can ill to advan-
tdge, In which 10 man can equal them, no
man can come near them: they surpass him
beyond everything. He bows down before
them and recognizes their superiority in
n them. They are daughter, wife and
mother. And no matter how advanced we
may think women are, these are really the
only professions in which they rise superior
70 ulel. neither you are convinced or
not, 1t is true. So come along with me and
nave cup of tea with the babies"
ana the man who listened to all this felt
wa inclination to get up and hug the
pohde' and the only thing that prevented
MIN from doing such an enthusiastic thing
"as-that she was his own wife.
Talking of Indians =" said some one on
tue Feranda In the hearing of the New York
Aecorder, how could any refined and deli
Gaze girl, let alone poet, like Eai Q Good
be marry an Indian! For one thing" her
voice sank impressively, "they re so dirty >"
A listener laughed: perhaps l can ex-
IA pam part Of that she remarked, for I
happen to have been at boarding scho u with
mat very poet. She was never noted for
Leat attire. One day a teacher reproved
ner Tor particularly shocking dressing
81 gown, donned in the afternoon.
e., " ould any Of the other pupils dress
ike thatF said she.
Elaine held up copy Of Apple Bios
Ems lying near, and retorted, in fine
IL. Would any of the other pupils write
>. "aether maternalism, says the World, is
sue oest form of domestic government each
TTyGmestlc governor must decide for herself.
.I1t II Is, the one preferred by many OF the
STVlheStlcs IN our kitchens is we'll known.
ne most eGtrene view ever saw taken Of
we SUBJECT was that OF tall, red-haired
Hago, who, for some little time, conde-
"C-haed to do my kitchen work. She had
,nlues outnumberiDg her objectionable
fualues, or she would not have stayed so
AJug as she did