The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-16

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the hands rising as the wrist is depress-
ed. just as if the pressure of air against
the palms forced them up and slightly
Strengthened the fingers. This is known
as tho simple feather movement. If
practiced frequently 1t is very efficacious
in making the arms and hands move de-
liberately and evenly instead of in a
hasty. jerky way.
with the arms bent at the elbows and
raised a little from the body. wave the
hands toward each other. making the
wrists lead. then draw them away. The
movement somewhat suggests the man
ner of pulling candy, and soon shows
| grace of the wrists and hands"
In the July Ladies' Home Journal
Edward Box notes that American women,
| are arranging to make another exhibit
ton of Themselves at the Paris Expo
| sition in 1900. proportionatelv similar to
the painful "Woman's Building at the
WORLDS Fair in Chieago in 1893. and urges
that the painful mistake of Chicago be
not repeated at the French capitol. ut
was not" Mr.. Box a that the women
who projected the 'hen-house' Cat the
| w ; u arr. d. l. " - IiItNtl III tr~'A
ed by many, were altogether to blame,
nor was its failure due to lack Of energy.
The failure was in the idea itself. It was
unwise, and intelligent women on all sides
did not hesitate to exnress their opinions.
| They objected. and rightly SO, to be class
| ed apart. and have their handiwork
shown as that of a set Of freaks. If their
work was good. they asked. why should
if he separated from the main exhibits
| simply because 1t was the work Of wom-
en-? What did their sex matter if the
"rhaye is M sense however. in making
This mistake for the second time. Darticu-
u rlv within 4be boundaries Of another
co,,n+rv and for another neonle TO laugh
| at The idea at Chicago itself was
wrong and fbe idea for Paris is e1ually
wrong IT is significant that the women
who were foremost in the Chicago ev-
neri,nant refuse to have ANYTHING to do
Nth tba paris project This should sneak
,a,,nas = 40 vernon who are nersisf-
ino IN making this second mistake. If 50
d,rect a HIM does NOT suffice. however.
~ Trn;+aa c+a+es covornmept with a full
Lnou1aaea IF The reslllt of The .Womarfs
! R,;ldins, Al tbe worlds Fair in mind.
should and do,gbtless will. refuse to allow
American w~omanhood to be held up again
B. ri5icn1a The American weman's in
gen,,itv can have adeouate expression in
+to General American exhibit at the Paris
Exnosition in 1900. But her handiwork
,,,,s+ he shown with the bandiwork of
NOR end nor anar+ from it. The lesson
ro,,st he enforced mon Continental
r,nrono that ia American merit is reeog-
,iaaa irrasneoftval IF sex.
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rromirant nhvsician who has had a
,orga evner;anca among children protests
| stronrlv against serving left-overs to
en-, nro+ao+od and insnacted j, he argues,
49, : dongoro,s" 7 have ALWAYS
r.aintainaa +ba+ oninion and am very
a,aa - haua i bockaa nm nv an eminent
ao,,tborf+v T have seem cooked foods of
ar,o,,s kinds lar uncovered for hours.
WOW eor two davs in . refrigerator where
-, sort. ~ things were hlddled. Yes.
h,,dd1ed Sc i,,s+ tho word that expresses
tba condition Of the average family re-
friaerator az oo,xse germs are lust wait
60 eor s,,ob onnortunities and the I'M
uho,orono msss is +hen served to the
esmi,r 49, +ba children vii, he the great
s,,ffarers from 81 7 wish that 7 could i'm
aasa 49,, IN ~, bonsekeaners tbe great
;uaartanca Of an Immediate reform in