New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-15

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nurse for delicate babies and young children. Be
ginning in the maternity wards Of hospital. she
was graduated into chdren's hospital, where she
secured recommendations from several leading ply
sicians. Since then business has been brisk "Of
course not every girl could undertake IT. she says
land fewer still carry it through Physical strength
and courage, patience and infinite tact, love Of
children and love Of nursing-au these are neces-
sary qualities Then there is the responsibility One
cannot shirk that, but all good things nave thelr
responsibilities There are number of women VINO
profession systematically from the start; who has
and studies. It's strange that more girls who
love children and nursing have not devoted them
are often much larger than for other engagements
Of trained nurse and there is surety OF continued
employment. From my experience l can prom
Use any woman who knows her work and loves 1t
that she will find engagements seeking her"
1.-The identifying Of masculine ranent IS a thing
much be desired observed the artist but IT
suggests an entirely set OF social complca-
tons The present male costume has at least the
advantage Of harmcnizing with any color
chooses to wear. and even serves to throw into
relief the beauties OF feminine apparel. Rut sup
pose men took to wearing colors, Edwin would Ger
tainly want 10 commend himself TO Angelina by
wearing clothes that would harmonze with hers,
able assembly In a coat which swore at her frock
mite forecast. and much new material would be
provided for the novelist
People not only use wretched taste in the selec
ton OF their food in the choice OF their cloth
ing" is the opinion OF Miss Marion Talbut, dean
of at the University Of Chicago. Why do
wear? They do it usually at the physical expense
unsanitaTy and offer fine field for microbes"
In view Of the immunity of the Jews from GER
tain infectious Diseases and their unusual longevity
physicians and boards of health in many cities are
he Of methods
ton and preparation OF foods. Many European
cities said TO have adopted the koSher heIhou
of Strengthening and the largest kosher slaughter
ing establishment in this city is said 10 number
among its patrons not only Jews. but many OF the
leading hotels Jewish meat is always eaten while
fresh. thus formation Of ptornaines or poison
Gus matter is made impossible Before cooking the
after which it is sprtnkled with salt AND LEFT for
an hour Another hygehic sbaiis6 sUcb as
Holsters crabs and oysters The absence OF pork
a distinct gain from the standpoint Of health even
many Gentle PHYSICIANS aaIIii'- go Io oaIv Cen
tiles have cultivated liking for them ana nave ave
adopted them. with hungarian rye anu ol"oI i"i
eign breads into their dietary.
IN Worcester Mass the Womans Club has been
conducting a series OF educational conferences t1i
have brought together many prominent educators
and elected some valuable suggestions and com
ments. Although the committee having the me-
iues IN charge has taken pains 10 say lia' 'lV INC
conferences do not Apply pai liz - - -
conditions in worcester. the speakers nave qui'e
generally taken it for granted tAa' 1HeS 10 az
have spoken accordingly. For NUMBER % yea ,
,o1itics has raved a prominent part in the aoInih-
istration Of worcester schools. The scho0i ooaro
has been regarded starter Tor the ,g ~ .
n5Iitican ana many young man VINO AIMS ms a "a
sal ia The common council or on Itie O - "a =
aldermen has felt that things %tIs an he school
when school election landed he Pr on Posrd ~
board A p Marble now OF the scnop 6 p9 b was
Nrvr-york used to say in the GAYS WIleH ~. ~ "a
e,1uerntendeut OF schools IN WorcehsIeI as The
election created even more il &c nnestion whether
- last his enemies would not succeed si IA Tuar
-, nd when IL was found. as Tor iieailS
80 century Il found. that ne H. la =
cred the political gale there Wa ~ bis siefessof
- a 5hereufs During the term OF MS
- r Carroll formerly Of Briosepor,' 1ol,
dit!ons have not betterso- NO s--'oi sly