The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-29

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~ ~ b,,sband'. Alas 81 few Of US and
fba fime Jamie goes 81 growing more
ara 1870 ,,nbaarahla evsry dav. ana
uban 8 last IL has CROWN beyond the
+rain,ng lim5f and his mother sorrow
f,uv -reeoanizes Tia fact that he is a
49,. $3.50 nohadv ean tolerate! she
wishes uitb an her heart that she had
taro, tbs t,n,e "a mend his ways when
+ha ana ,nora1 stttch would have done
moro eood man the nine taken when the
bola IL bfs manners was bevond repair.
n.y. 5snohtar basn,t, the time to help her
naothar Sba means we'll. she often wor-
49, - saas +ba aear nerson growing
s ,nors feat1a hit II Is not until
49, wa4har 49, axcbanoad fine for eter-
n;+,~+bs+ sba raabzas ali She co,,ld have
e - ma on,v akan a few minutes
frou +ha saA4sb routine of her own exist
anoa ana annliea them to lessening the
labor n another,s So with the wifezshe
basn,4 the fame to fix m She hasn't the
lime q keen herself wer-informed, and
wbon +ba h,,sf,and naturally wanders to
6slds moro conaenial she reDukes herself
far not having stolen a few moments
frono har othar home digties 10 give to the
tirst and foremost exactions Of her do
mastsc life We havnst the time to do so
much mar would not only benefit our
salvAs hit others AZ we'll vet we nave
The mime Il enter INTO 1 dozen and more
a-,,tarnr;ses ana schemes that. ike BOOM
eranes ratlrn 70 iniure us.
9Th true ADVICE to give a young, rest
lace b-o,1sekeener is to nut more mind into
her work: to find in her daily occupation
studies interesting and Important. which
viii surely conduce to her own benefit. az
well as to the well being of her houses
hold writes Katharine Roich, Of the
~ssCollege-Bred Woman in Her Home,
nj the July Ladies Home Journal. She
may easily fill her mind with the annoy
ances the disagreeable and monotonous
details. the confinement, the Interruptions
If the daily life. but by intelligent use
If her time. by systematizing her work.
nv simplifying her manner of life, and
nv resolutely Selling her opportunities she
viii find time for favorite studies and for
interests outside of home. Let a woman
gird up her intellect and courage-she
needs both-to the high office she accepts.
LEI her not be anxious. but cheerful,
striving every day to make her work more
comnIete more perfect and to win from
the daily care the refreshment she needs.
While she may be often weary she with
MT then be restless nor discontinued, re-
alszing that she has secured in her home
soma If the things best worth striving
a. Ana her friends will see in her own
n5fslieef,al life anal character a richness
ana sweetness of which she MAJ be quite
unconscious. For in the quiet Of her
home. with its thinking. and planning,
ana working, the bearing Of many cares
and loving. unselish ministrations for
others. there viii spring up in herself sin
cere. generous ~sympathies, sound judg-
p,eYts. and cultivation of mind and spirit
which will prove her best reward
w-ben women discarded the high French
besled shoes several years ago for the
ammon-sense low, fat heeled "wank-
annbasts's there was a shout of approval
som tbe reforrners, the doctors, the wom-
ems rights women, the Rainy DAISIES anu
ofber .4sensibleo people.
Now mat dainty footwear has again
- f.sbtonahIe and women look fin
.s,,aa ba,o1v az we'll as to gloves and hats,
snsFasd If like farmers wives, the s're-
sar,o5 crowd is very "sensibly'' silent.
mho .narqa l. TOO evidently appropriate
- man,s standnoint at least.
-na wore low. nat heeled
-u,l-a5 ike q man-stolfd. flat
$40 ,a41,- vr;+bont grace and wom-
rha Mar tbinks They were
- because they
S,raa do1vn IN their comfort
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