Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
che Doldest front you can

use sne s'I iou A 70 high Z, anu lheh
dge frop' he'd with an ice PACK on
As 70 hST5 bcn a burglar picks at the
IN he9o. - and walks away win
s,ement do. t.enins and the clothes
" .,er she acts as ~ ~, 'i ,So s,nn,lpox,
y WA Ssa been seized WI" wv
adv, she doesn't know how
pooT a. i 10 have the bacon 700
h,Q HI basement of the house
ugp OF VIE, And she doesn't KNOW
III TOO precious time she Is Wasting
hg inu.u , over trivial matters when
h frelllls 'Voiiable and which, COM
u 50 uIT real troubles, amount to
Lining al all' ,., .t,s nartieular type
,ialmnlnlty il that she burdens $500 800
q nSa meets with her long, uoie G.,l
o. s"' If tear-compelling triais' ohe
rcIla's ~ nam around the block AT the
wants sn y, NJ the bobbing aigrette on
Dr. gun refpre she Is at arms iensth
~ can hear her; . .nt,L hos
wv I9 The plastering fell down IN
hPpgS,nire room. And my table tern IS
ne ulns' yes. and got that new hat
WeVn -,,orday. and it's just a sight
, ,aSs as II Il were made for woman
kye as,s oi. / feel awful about IT,
N.Nsrer mind" says the gentle OPP
n aJpst send il back and get an
un'S THAT'S not worth crying about
e'lsN ,ha wrecked plastering Its not
Na NJ hut q isn't as II the children
e,sIp whooplng-cough, you know
h ~, mas does not console her she
pG tight away TO tell you how her
N.Sse 80 tried 20 instruct her how
hO' note gingerbread with baking
sorler-iust as II she h,r'ei ~" !
ten making gingerbread for goodness
'ry knows how many years
And so It goes. ,,.,.
Tbsre are quite too many whitney,
nsrenbnlating around loose. Some
y INN should be taken OF into dark
..rsrs and told a thing or two. Most
y these whiney-cats are whiney-cats
Sesuse they mistake their imitation
roObIes for really ones.
Zoo bad isn't itg
they make lie so unpleasant for the
,r,e optlmsts who are obliged TO
s,st them day after day, month after
nontb and year after year. They are
living discouragers.
II the wise man solomon advised par
sis 10 use the rod II he said that a
n,ber that makes a plaything OF his
sAlN shall weep afterward, that is not
banning kind and patient education.
No condemns only weak and foolish
PARENTS who indulge their children's
every within and fancy,
The greatest difficulty in education Is
nat Of bringing up children who lack
snsblllty. lmpuslve and sensitive
tatures are capable Of terrible mis-
tales their passions and presumti0n
nay lead them away but they have
neat resources and often return from
tr away Early precepts are like an
Invisible germ. which grows and bears
trult after experience has come TO the
hlp Of reason, At least we can interest
them Ia instruction and appeal 20 their
knor. but we have no such hold on
nose naturally incident Their
Alughts are always distractions, the
rnd Is never where II ought 10 be,
asy cannot even be touched TO the
tick BY punishment they hear every
Chg and feel nothing.
Teach them by example the differ
nse between deceit and discretion and
hR prudence consists In saying little.
never making silly or confused remarks
md dstrusting ones self more than
rheS.
Il Is very important TO begin the edu-
atlon Of girls early In infancy. As a
ule they are then in charge Of indis-
ueet women, yet that Is the time when
Impressions are deepest and will have
sCeat effect upon their whole life.
Do not fear 10 sympathiZe with their
little inhrmitles; II will give them cour-
a. TO let you see them. False shame
dangerous evil and one most ur-
CENT 10 cure, for II we are not not care
NJ III renders other ms incurable.
A folG most frequent among girls Is
o become pasSionatoly fond Of most
indifferent things. They cannot see
We persons disagree without becoming
Violent pariisans They abound In az
hllon with or without cause. They SEQ
% fault IN those they love and no good
. those they dislike
Although women have not the same
OCCASIONS Ia show their courage as men
uyertheless thev should possess IL;
toVariice Is contemplate everywhere;
tNoman must know how TO resist fool
~ fears and stand firm against ui--
iWtseen perils: she should neither weep
nN become alarmed. except when she
hS great cause. and even then sh,
e9ght to be sustained by faith
hnacity Of Purpose Brings Success
IN scarcely anything do we need wis
con more than In she matter OF infin-
saclng the nature Of our children's ac-
uliy Indeed. with children who are
aele and clever advice and influence
must be indirect rather than personal.
tm opportunities In their way and then
ave them 10 themselves. I'm order 10
YES, Their talent and Develop their pow
uioi peisis,tncy IL is well to inierpose
sEht obstacles IN their path once IN
uiie. Tenacity OF purpose Is the bed
l@k Of success in any career. and we
sai 10 find out II our child has il. IL
y returns again and again 60 a thing
ION which ne has been distracted, and
tNenuy conquers difficulties. we may
sure That he Is made Of the right
WI u aururs well for the destiny OF
seaid I Dc dries his tears after mis-
~ ana sets 10 work 10 repair the dis
~ when he grows up and fronts
~ greater failures Of lie he will NOT
Vne OF those who Is continually call
~. oll upon his bad luck" Instead Of
'"thptlne 10 mend IL.
~.
lie ETERNAL FEMININE.
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:, IAN, ,ih.c was blocked on Fifth avenue.
~ directions was strung out
~. uhe oi street cars and miscellane-
- Nehiclts The usual crowd Mad
49, 70 ne point Of disturbance. thus
as 70 The congestion.
s ordinary. everyday kind NJ
o. ~ a.. hal stopped directly opposite
s-es. We biz stores and despite all
r,r ~. 70 urge him on his way. not n
~ would De move. ''' NV