Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-15
COURTESY AT HOME.
Too Much L;canso Accorded to Ameri-
 can Children.

" itEH we IElQ GI CO0tt functions Tn foreign lands We notice that prece- deaee is a thing ae5er@inad by agbi- trary laws, and should We spend a seas9H iH Washington " would learn taat there are certain conventional s'4le5 which govern society, and which cannot 5a yias 5sz5 ='3y=ssas.= one from 63a I9Wezt to the highest. says Good Etcasz leenine Precedence =fs an an e@sl8 iA the simple fife o6 the ordi= nary hG3e 591 t Is au Cp9H question Hheeaa 6Aa AAca4zal e8-taa uaat of 9ac# z#oHzs1t9i E-at=ll H9t be iaaEaaa-sl J3ss.4 were aa0te loasaaIity tA tsla daily Intercourse =af nat eats and children. Politcoess would prevent mreh friction for 1t is inconsistent with D9t5saess to=sa2a5bl 10 s7y dis agreeable thiae5, t8 He 3tHta3#F eaadia. Perhaps Ne Go net Eaif cc.zs..e2 how much p5litcaesa saves es fF5n as we go about among CT friends. Tn home conversation DOC zHeaen as to lizat of way should bz Wita sHs e!5afs. Father and ac5z5e", sie 4.51-u3= brothers and sisters, ssJesszs sheali=be allowed 10 express themselves aaa lt5s5a 4a3Ale should not Ee suffered eftaaI 10 inter- g0pt. or 10 carry zon fhete talz in high key SO that tla older persons can hardly hear themselves speak One inds in otherwise We}i-bred circles an amazing license accorded to the ohil- dren, in thlir continual breaking in vii h ft11a4foc r, VI Ft, ;,, rl,, a t o,,+ their own matters, nobody taking n0- tiee that they are learning t9 tFamp1e on others bF the practice ef speaking first and speaking loudest. When mother comes into 3 room, Hubert and Harriet should see that she has chair. can think of nothing ruder than the figure of a girl of say 1G, 12 or 13 years, calmly enscoaced in the most comfortable chair in the house, while her mother, or her father for that matter, looks about in vain for as desirable a seat. Boys arc, of course, taught to rise and give a seat to any lady who enters a room. also to rise and remain standing till woman is seated, but the rule is often in abey- ance to their own mothers and sisters. You may enter it on your records as rule without exception, that no one will ever be at ease in society who fails in the little daily amenities in the home Only as We are most careful to insist on perfect courtesy in our home life, can We expect that our chil- dren shall appear to advantage when they step on the larger world-stage be- vt>,ad thai,. o,ut, da15l,1
 Lon% Term as Prince.
 The Prince of Wales. who recently celebrated his ffty-ninth birthday, has now held his tirle Jhe longest in Eng fish history. Previously the distinc- lion belonged to George N, who was Prince Of Wales for ifty-eight years. Within a month of his birth the prince was created duke of Cornwall and Rothesay, earl of Carriek, Baron Rem frcw. lord of the isfes, Prince of Wales and Earl of Chester. while in 1850 he was made Earl of Dublin When he wishes to travel on the quiet the prince goes as Lord Renfrew and sometimes as the Earl of Chester.
 Cheese from rastcurized Milk
 X stoekholm chemist has succeeded in solving the problem, hitherto thought to be almost impossible, Of producing cheese from pasteurized milk. The new product, which has been named "easeol,' is, of course. free from tuhercuIar bacilli. It is said to lot ol,I well as moro digestible and nourishing as well as more digestible than ordi- nary cheese Several experiments have been made in London with "easeol' which substantiate all that is claimed for 1t.