The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-05
she DID NOT KNOW II.
HUT, ALAS, MANY OF THOSE ABOUT
HER DID.
A Graphic story watch shows How sell
dom womea Rcaii1c Their True Con-
dition.

In q large silk mill where the looms
were drumming, and ali was noise was
noise and hustle woman, skilled In
manufacturing and dyeing delicate silks
was toiling. She looked tired and de-
jected.
Her cheeks were sunken and there
were dark lines beneath hel eyes. You
could easily detect the peculiar sallow
\ look which comes upon the faces of all
women at certain periods. Occasionally
7 her face, which WAS usually bright and
attractive, would be clouded by pain just
as the sunlight is sometimes shut off by
passing clouds. 1t was easy to see she
was not happy.
And yet she worked, struggling along
when she should have been at home, and
possibly in bed. Poor little woman! How
brave she was in her suffering, and how
faithful. And yet, during all that time,
she wac unconsciously bringing disaster
to her employer. Every moment OF that
day, while she was so bravely strug-
Cling, the eXhalations from her body
were running the delicate colors of the
silk upon which she was working
Alas, she did not know it! But when
the choice silks came upon the market
and it was found that the colorings were
ruined, an investigation was made and
the poor little woman was discharged.
For whaty
Simply because the sickness, which
comes to every woman at certain times,
had, unknown, imperceptibiy, colored the
gossamer silks over which she was toll
in2.
THIS is sad story but it is absolutely
true. 1t happened in Newark, II. J.. and
furnishes very valuable lesson. 1t shows
that women, however careful they may
be, are often, unknown to themselves Eek.
erting an influence, not only upon the
persons, but also upon the things about
them which is by no means agreeable. II
la unfortunate that suck should be the
case, but it is none Che less true.
And yet. fortunately, 1t is a fact,
proven beyond the shadow of q doubt,
that w omen of the present day can, by
availing themselves of the latest and best
discoveries of science, almost wholly
overcome the illetfects of the periodic
sickness. 1t is true there has never been
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that it is being used almost universally.
Here is what Mrs. Randolph Howell Of
Washington. says npon this most impor-
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81 have often in the past found it i'm
possible to attend receptions and other
social functions, owing to a temporary
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Women should not suffer, need not
suffer, need not be Emphasizing to those
about them, il they will only use proper
care and the best inventions of..science for
their help. THERE'S every reason why they
should be both healthy and happy; there
il no reason why they should be even
temporarily iudisposed. Modern science
and invention have rendered all this
needless. Thousands of women have
learned this, and can cheerfully testify to
the happy condition they have been in
since they learned what to do.
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