The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-12

rate in classeSa saboVe the So
called u,oakins- sclasseS-that di-
,y;rrroas ,'ost freouantIv TAKE place
:..C)pponents of divorce laws not
infreouently urge in support of their
nosition the MANY marriages and divorces
- .n,, ,>an,,,ar an,resses i mink the
ma trimonial habits of actors and actress
&c should not be permitted to complicate
tbe modern .nroblem or divorce: The ka-
,saan",;n au;anoas of Miss Blank give
tho ordinary sober citizen moral vertigo
re usually knows little about the men
1rhosa 1ary names the footlight lady dis
dams The whole transaction has an APP
nearapce of unreality and vulgarity that
ia disgusting
..C,bi,dran are puardians of the home.
Ebara there arc few or no children in
the family .bere are many lurking dan
,r.r. ,rh.sa dancers are more frequent
among the rich than the poor. A church
iu Nov work. attended by many people |
- n..o,+h undar+ook 10 have Sunday |
schoo, for children of these persons. De- !
cause there was some objection made TO
rapnI,r sunday school on the ground that |
- 49,. t;ms1 ,.,itb moor children from the |
tsnaments But it was discovered that
ttar .,,ara in the whole parish only TWEEN |
tuni,a cbildren of Sunday school age
from homes of wealth, and five of these
were IN one family Family life suffers
;caIc,t.hfv from limitation of its num-
! bers The maternal instinct, even III d
| 1,,;fe who believes she lacks it. is a rest
| ,ass force that leads to macy dangerous
| quests and is often responsible tor con-
| aS ,;an,+ior
! -, 80. ,,,,. &c; rho natural hunger
J '". - ,,t,,re satisfied by chill
80 u, tal<ing care of them she has a
! ao,h;,r ana enrrossiI,s occupation II she
So 49,, -. a mother Moreover. when
WI. ~ - batvyn,n husband and her
i se,f sha is strong in the strength of her
stn,7.a,, Their companionship and their
stNi.a+io,, tefn her to stand firm and
- ~, a+iart and without authority OF
~ " D - 10 ,yhat she considers her duty.
...rhe iin,itation of the family is aues-
"A. .io,Ts for more than passing
Z. 49,, ,.,>,,ay, of fashion that is Se
" -. ~ E.ntrv often prevents a woman
frorr wanting children She cannot go
lio'it 80, e che is TO become a mother,
49," ~, u,nar shanely clothes for a
iot Of ,,aors AT - time
..hrotber infelicitv of married life that
a;,,,,co l. ,neouality of age.
, t,,, -. ,,,btla and powerful dis
.nt,,ort than is usually believed. Shake
sYaara,s seven ages of man nave always
- ,,,,a, tiourativeiy l believe they
| p.ei' III, ,I,nne+ as distinct as geo
l incical ,,eriods. There are physical. men
e >,,.,1 I'D General tempeulmentai diff
3 a. . io 49,, h',iId { hines,. walls around
$ lGIG,'eS t,,tI' rr,ddI. life and old age
llI .ll.I,,i, smtticiant for marriage is
Y ~ - 80 tr,.at Inference in age
. r'.t :" tt ti,I 400 and youth cannot live
GrtpoeN 40
9 t"stt t % en-, ,,,ra,. classes have toe
d w oi me-. VI Iva nftar their husbands
y iiiuci' - ,,,ct business In New Yorl
1 nay &c is snn1nti,nns assigned to new so
T Il 49, $3.50 10 80 f,nraria TO divorce Their,
a cl'il phaS'S ID 49, 80, ,,aare apo whe,
d "'S q - - ia trasd the sons of thei1
(,.,.,,,s, fro,, tn. need of going int
k posseSS7o'S ~. ',ntown all dav gildet
u pu s't,' 7,ith ,im, and money on thei
IL I'D. lool.;n.. for amusement. The 1dl
IT ,n,,nc man naturally found diversion
l. souiiS ' ',,i'. AZ ,;o,,n,, woman who's
d. win ny ~. 80, ,ra tn his oftce
ID ..,Ti', ;rar.rce Of music upon women o
is 49, ,,,nar Classes nave sometime
rs the upper ciasscs sit;,. on.ntitv i,
I'd thousnt 10 ps d tni,,, ralafion Th
Or oescripnts 49, is m,,sic There is n
m sie " 80 ,,o-,d where more music ca
g. CITY IN tie ~; M York Concerts
.. ;,,,tn ,,,.tcales the opera, numberleS
III - ~. ..,,,rtr,itias ore given women @
SIS uaat opPoi this ;rtensest language G
sc iAS'ei.lte s.arroo, ,fter afternoon AT
- eaotiol -, 81, Ijstepinp TO poDufa
r olehces " w o.' 49,. NO ,,,osti,, what the
a sihsers ~ ra nontinually under the il
CHI near. 1nes al. i,,,,,t ,,bich if il |
OF huehce u p'aa'atoris+ic If youth ,
true, 10 ~ s,,,t;n,,oI circumstances ar
ng pstSSioii. Va - in,,,,;,,, ,-hie sentimen
nd Oh una. , ,a,,saar' is NOT that feelir
lie. suhs " .r,,r+h or narmaneuce
're "hlcn $50 go a,,d raverence to o
Az, - Vet thes,, audiences are filled wit
as age 1e' 80 .hinb tbey are ant
he rheciS VI - 80, tbe;T busba n,
exact ltoi' 90, a;+;a,, Gov thorn on tn.
70 "Ioil my NM r,tatI ia. ..Ivhen q
me return ho'le' - I,or,,s chang
IN t''oue9 -, +bot tho anpeal and
EN- ana am So tT tha ,,,,sic women Il
I'VE fiuence vi n''I' ,,nnan,+b, uure
hin ten TO III ~" NJ rTowars once So
ct ana diS tui pi'ts' 80. ,,,nsic ;s
10 mt IN 'Af''
wv ia,,"'>- 4. ,,.. 600 ,,id.snread a
my me- - -, sons,+ion This mo
the sire Tor me- i,.ionI rI.nsura "a relies.