New-York tribune., 1902-12-12

Tho enrinr- door nuisance Is on again ioi eii
winter 1t is as much as some women N ~
60 their wav into the big office buildings at an
Tacl frost is kept out effectively but so are '~no INC
stenographer the business woman an9 ans Hne afnre
Of ali sorts who has erranas IN nr1 I and round
said Better, far better 70 go i,rrai l., a cage
a revolving storm door, ike squlthhe and reserve
tt IaI W o9 nafence in Wrestling passage from 'heSe
surly spring Doors
c.,s+or Mason is responsible for the statement
that the United States is the only civilized COUNT
g., tho world that does not protect the consumers u
food nroducts against the adulteration OF the man
r.i,rar some statsttcians believe that much
~ the sickness in this country is caused by maj
nutrition due adulteration 1t Is not 'ha' Peoflo
do not eat enough but their food does not hourlsi
them because 1t is impoverished or rendered e.
fii bv the addition foreign substances Ihis Is
a question that touches women III caPsrers in the
tinted States. By Intelligent seecd1n OF or ro6 bv
yoc+ Iney Cai anI IGNORANCE inpoversh them. Women
eSeuld stand ready assist during & the he e6a g
Ses1t0i nsnV States to secure pure food laws
christmas nresents gain much IN effect from De
inc vranped In scarlet white paper ana ueu
s+h foncv babv ribbon, through which sprls Oh
bouv is stuck There is nothing festal aooul ai'
ordinary every day parcel done up III i
naner and brown twne. however gracious anu en-
doaring the contents may be. Fine paper gut
80 cberiue or ribbon in scarlet or green-the
Yu1etide colors-work wonders with simple slIt dt
in keeping win b bf fbe name of the re-
prent n written with the Christmas greeting
shonIe n Re the same house and the presents are
distributed all at one time the latter g nerson
1aIess the names of the persons for whom they
intended are written n the accompanying
cards.
Hard as Is the life of the department store sales
o,a, IN This country it reads like a prolonged
lark in comparison with the lot Of the Lonooa
shopgirl According to THE Boston 1raHsoilp,'
the English saIeswoman is a verttable slaVe' VINO
has nothing but bread and tea and jam for break
fast and a "cut from the joint and potatoes ioi
dinner and is not allowed to sit down the hvelong
day except during the noon a1G hGqP lodge ther sales
women the food and accommodations oetg ol nd ras
poorest and and or relief that comes into their
lives that able to retain theli t. ca
i the Outward semblance of gentty that dlsn
guishes the shop assistant from the uoiNo
servant.
when Mrs. Fannie Welsh. of Baltimore, got a
divorce even persons who usually look askance at
sio6es said she was certainly entitled to it. Mr.
Welsh is an entomologist who considers that the
collecting of bugs, beetles. tarantulas' cehtipeu1
and such pestiferous animals was fnciudeu III MS
nifes marriage VOW to love- honor and obey MIN
Go he set her to doing it, and kept her at It;
Worse than that the beasties when captured We're were
eecaned from captivity during the night it was
Mrs welsh who had to get up and hunt tGr tat for
| Hence the estrangement OF two hearls 'i'a' "
merly beat as one and the divorce
| .s7~be nopularty of hot water applications Is a
| f.d only - said a prominent physician. II cold
| ura+er were applied the results would, In most
| cases be lust as desirable" But few women VINO
| know the comfort in headache of a foided tower
| OWNED in hot water quickly wrung out and ap-
,iad TO the back of the neck and to the 1eet VIII
agree with him. A seamng not tower app,.eu @ nd "a
& IhG 1V aavs relieve incipent throat and
rheumatism An aching tooth or tntopDiis p tenn
| ralgic pain can generaly 9e ti stil,eo i' ~ '
| norariy by a hot towel appncauoh