Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-11-14
INVITING OLD M
SOME OF THE WAYS lNwa,,,,
EN- LOSE THEN sougS Y

-o'nsss Neglect Their o~. III
.sssr.'sd Devotion . i. J.
Those Who Claim the Im- ~
When Only In the 'l,a4., !, y.
The Oldest woman cva.
Atmarriage the graces Il an, .nev Nj
forever from her life. Emo
the god enthroned on evss saOnshs
homo. Ruffles and riblS,,, a'las d
insignia Of levity and 49,. ven
Dresses robbed of a ward s !.
ungracefully short and nar,. sxS
and papers were regarded !. WY Y, ~
not necessities. An hour ~, y 'u1
ing left a feeling of guilt for ~, e. m
Devotion to win and II.
came to mean self assr,r. ~ cnllla
Lusler left the eye, elasticits s !, IN M
Through a mistaken sense I, ~ tue|
grew unkempt, narrow soule 4 y. Ivy \
1t has been said that the trrs pli Il
we look and feel. have Lros' 1910
fresh faced women Of N 81 vi
younger than she. ~ NJ
In the great middle elias. !,
the wife too often invites aya i. 49,
trating all ambition in mo y ~ -
To save the wages Of serysn,. 4 ]
stroys the JOY of life, the fmo.
health. Pushing the CROWNS X
to the front, she sees lesa IA i. !, !
society. dresses with incress;s. j, \
ness and sinks to householS !.
self made and valued at H. - ~
mate. NJ
Thirty-five has no moro rigb, !. 4
styles and tone Of 70 than to r.. 4
The appropriation of the one i, n.
less ridiculous than the assrm ~
the other. Far better than ~ ~
sive boarding school is the CO. j, u.
the mother in imparting to The dsss.
the faultless taste of dress ~ /.
repose OF manner. the gracious -; II |.
admirable in woman. A part + /
money devoted to the education ! !
daughter would be well spent Il ~.
ing to the mother the time for ~ w )
ture. As the fair. snowy pacs /. n y. |.
useful or beautiful as the opa ~, n
with pure, uplifting thought. 90 Il. I
mature maiden is less valuable a I.
and society than the ripe, cultured !, !,
an.
People Of 40 and so should pot ~
themselves and claim the immupita
age. They are in the midday Of lit 4
time for the exercise Of knovla.
power, grace and beauty, for M !
lifting Of humanity. These pifs !,
be enhanced by dress and manner 4
influence of the attractive, SELF reus,
ing wife, mother. sister or friend i NJ
potent for good than that of the ous 4
neglected person and unlovely mind
Discomfort invites age. lndulginef
unrest Of the dissatisfied is destrpcS
to looks and temper. In his "story /
Country Town" Mr.. Z. W. Howe !,
BE contented if it kills YOU The ,
vice Is not SO bad as it looks. Couta
ment and stagnation are not necesar
synonymous. One may be free II
worry while striving for higher plu
or work. Woman should have the col
age Of repose. 1t is infinitely better Il
the morbid conscientiousness that 70,
to endless toll. Effective work requu
effective rest.
Judicious mental work may help
lift one out of the ruts Of prematunt
age. Read and think of what you re,
Don't use your mind as il it was
sieve and you were trying to see
much you could pour through it. Th
is a belief extant that knowlsgs
gained at all. must be acquired in you
Fallacious theory Behold GaHlei
threescore and ten pursuing his stud
with unflagging zeal, Cato begnri
Greek when advanced in years, 0gl
commencing classical studies when r
SOL Gladstone is as much the stui'
today as when the bloom of youth m
tied his cheek.
Be kind to the feelings and fancies
youth. If they prove perennial, 50 MI
the better. Don't forbid yourself g.
recreative thought and action. Don't
ashamed to make yourself as pretty
you can. A sensible woman may fe
thrill of pleasure innocent as a maid'
when receiving a glance of respect
admiration from a manly man. 81
without affectation, be pleasant win
being silly-in short, be young as lOnl
you can.-Alva Rose in Kate re
Washington.