The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-12-19
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sessing much taste in the arrange
ment as we'll as the management of
the home. They are often able to
take charge of hotels and Institutions
where many servants are employed.
Some excellent musicians come from
| this sign. They are proud, high
minded, determined, independent,
lovers of harmony and beauty, but
apt to live too much in externals
They are people of great material
aspirations. 1ney are sometimes
very indiscreet and very eccentric in
their charities and investments. Oc-
casionally a Capricorn individual will
be found who is not subject to fits
of depression. These people are the
| most natural teachers to be found
| because they are patient with de-
tails. They do not expect a child of
| seven to know as much as a child
| twice as old. These people abhor
flattery, but are exceedingly appre-
ciative of commentator when they
feel that they have earned it.
| The diseases most likely to attack
those born under this sign are indi-
gestiOn and melancholia They are
often victims of overwork, because of
their determination to achieve bril-.
liantly whatever they undertake, and
because of their lack of judgment in
reference to their powers of endur-
ance.
This sign is governed by Saturn
and the gems are white onyx and
moonstone. Inc astral colors are
brown, silver gray and black.
Some people, not many however,
talk about a woman's sphere as
though it had a limit.
There's not a place in earth or
heaven,
There's not a task to mankind given
There's not blessing, not a woe
There's not whispered yes Or no,
There's not life, or death or birth
That has a feathers weight of worth
Without woman in it.
If any one has read the bible, only
just little of the beginning, they
will see that a man (Adam) made the
first set speech, but it is safe to say
that woman will have the last word
? A woman newspaper reporter has
: some struggles, but If she works ant
: doesn't worry, you may depend upor
! it, she will succeed, even though she
: is sometimes sat down upon.
o Many aspiring women Journalists
e are indolent and some times saucy-
/. they think it necessary to do thei
d task and that in an aimless sort o
l. way, and expect as much praise al
y her more worthy sister receives, VIII,
a is mile a minute wonder and i
r. greatly admired.
e Reporters are not supposed to hav
d opinions, they are simply raconteurs
y The opinions are left to the editors.
4; If you would study human natur
-e be a society reporter, whose exper
n ences are Kaleidoscope, with chang
l. ing lights or shades turned on. Yo
n write little squib like this for you
i society note book: Mrs. Leland an
a. family have gone to Lake McDonal
lie for Mrs. Leland's health" and by
ly typographical error it reads. Mr.!
If Leland has gone to Lake McDonal
d, for Mr.. Leland's health" and whe
is you read this you expect some kin
ly of chilly conversation with the cit
# editor. Then you write up recel
e ton and desribe the gowns, and on
s, poor young lady didn't have a gov
Is on at all-or at least it wasn't mel
Id toned, then there are the wedding
Id and card parties and clubs, and yo
n are always leaving some one impor
We ant out-such is the potpourie of
re reporter.
IS, There are indeed many pleasal
n paths for women in newspaper wol
ap of course, great deal depend
ed upon the woman, and she who
able to CLEAN the items of create
ct importance may indeed feel that h,
Id path leads through clover fields ar
IS beds of daisies.