Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-11-02
0WOmen Know?

easily retaineu ny thc o'oih"on ''""
when eaten raw?
That it requires larger vessel to
hold three pints of a given liquid
than one whose capacity is but one
quart?
That shoes and stockings, if laid
away in the bureau drawer, either
with or without fennel or migno-
nette, will last very much longer
than shoes and stockings that are
in constant wear upon the feet?
That the greater the pains taken
selecting the materials for your hus-
bands breakfast and the more excel
lently it is cooked, the better he
may be expected to enjoy the food
set before him ?
That the trousers or gowns which
fit rapidly growing child today
will not be likely to fit the child ten,
or even six years hence
That the purchase of new cloak
may be avoided by wearing your
old garment for another year, or in
the event of such course being out
of the question, by keeping within
doors until warm weather returns :?
That the coldnes 81 nice is due to its
low temperature, fact that is east
ly provable by the simple expert
ment of submitting the ice to heat,
which will soon render it difficult if
not impossible to distinguish the Ii
quefied ice from similar water that
has not been CONCEALED !
That a clean napkin or table.cloth
is not nearly so much in need of
washing as a table.cloth or napkin
which has become soiled with use !?
That the bones should be removed
from meat or fish before it is cbopp'
ed for croquettes or hash
That black cat, so far as the
mere matter of color is concerned,
is as much unlike a white cat as a
white cat is dissimilar from black
cat
That the proper place for eques-
trian exercise is out doors or at the
riding academy, and that no lady
who aspires to the name of house
keeper will ever think of riding on
horseback about her parlor or
kicthen. ?
That while one may more quickly
discover how novel comes out by
reading the last chapter first, yet the
story is more easily followed and
understood by beginning at the first
chapter and reading the following
chapters consecutively?
That because three feet make
yard, it does not follow that eight
ounces make pound or two quarts a
gallon?
That it does not naturally and in.
evitably follow, that when the serv-
ant tells you that Mrs. Blank is out,
that Mrs. Blank is not peering at
you through the blinds and poking
fun at your bonnet?
That the women arc not such con-
firmed, COMPOUNDED and conspicuous
ignoramuses as one might suppose
by reading some of the fool para
graphs that are printed in the papers
under the heading, "Do Women
Know ?"-Boston Transcript.
am very glad that at last some
one has seen fit tc write up" the
idiots who write Helps for Women
For years it has vexed my soul,
almost beyond endurance, to read
the woman's department in the aver
age paper-such as "never attempt
to make your own dresses unless
you can make them WELL" Then
follows a long harangue on that sub
.ject, when everybody knows, who
knows even little bit, that thous-
anjs of women all over this broad
land are glad to get yards of calico
for a dress, and do the best they can
toward making it. say such bosh
makes me sick. Dorothy.
, ARE YOU PROUD OF KANSAS ?
If so, you should wear Proud
of Kansas" badge. 10 cents each /;