The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
ON WOMDN'S THOUGHT CURRENTS,

UNA u VOANANAASsAs0,
5alize that you must IKE yourself up and
conquer the broodlngs or B. worse fate
awaits You. " 4 35 4, a3S
But the examination Of such methods
lis useful only to turn you to the right
way, which is the difficult, but the great
and noble one, which leads to cure and
avoids the creation OF more evi----that 10.
to master your thoughts by yollr vii, by
calling a halt and putting In their place
shealthful ones. This Ia entirely prac-
tticable to anyone who gives themselves.
fearnestly 10 II, and the control Of the
thoughts means happiness, health and a
bright future. "A step toward 1t, Sfor
certain minds Is to lay down as first prin.
sciples certain fixed CHEEKY views OF llfe;3
act upon the maximum that the tendency
of things Isl TO get better. that the world r
tx founded upon Justice and right, that In
the end wrong; falsehood, Injustice will
set the worst OF It; 40 long as you think
THE world confusion. that things will
never get better, that there Ia no light
ahead OF YOU, you mar your own future.
Have some confidence in the tangle get
ting untangled. That Is a. reaso BILE faith.
and II makes all the difference often
times between despair and hone. DO not
discountSthe possibilities OF your o8n. lie.
There are minute helps that count for
much In their usefulness Tho mind
currents are much affected, for instance.
by repetition OF a helpful thought in
bright lang,age: II one is In a frame
81 mind to require such props. It Is we'll
to keep an open book By the bedside. Or
on the table a ccessible readily nd while.
dressing In the morning snatch from II
a bright sentence, commit II and tune
tt.t<,t f,rn NIL f,1d
brooding thoughts and force them out.
The calendars that have q quotation from
great author for each day appeal to a
real need sof many natures; they give
ca ~ access toEa noble thought daily.
mi The H prdyersboo kH, NJ issals, Va de- Me-
Gums are based on exact knowledge Of
human needs. Hard study OF an Inn
portant subj even fots a 1uarter Of an
hour a day.sfif this be possible. may be
OF Kreat / service :sg there Is nothing better
than the study Of q anguag e or OF matile- =
|smatics to .brcak the mind, "a that is,
break ,ip ol1 currents and form new
ones. Many people who are skimn1ers
OF light books, which habit only dlssipates
1.-The mental force and weakens the in
|tellectual grasp. have little Idea Of the
|EeYect OF real study. Memorizing good
prose or poetry is he lpfnl; I'LL the mind
with pleasant things, and the mill stones
will grind you out fine flour; put into
1t your wrongs and the stones will work
CON thess. Rapid g;} (speed u raises the
spirts) 81 fast walking. row wing, pictures.
travel, congenial company, a re obvious
means OF breaking up old thought cur
rents. Music is universally recognized
as one Of the create Of mind cures.
) ) 5 IA n 81 &
#iS X eeping busy, ccording to the strength.
Is necessary Ian each days work; +: !,
your engagements wi II, 70 urselt as care
|ffullyas lf5 you were com pei led by outside
Authority. Charitable work is a m cas-.
p5sless heRt aS
leisure ls "a and means. could ind appiness
sor soed
enough In themselves Ira mas. noy sel;,
games, are no cures. but leave Syou lila ple
rscol ofthe Wegh yo Ya, EGa We
gotten really into the strong Scurrents Of o.
lifting and heiplng = es
you have found an W ina sllines
SsatsF aaa vats 9sbfes
Joys jump into the stream where the mis- al: !.
s sfaPss and I'd to only
ali ages an and ali vii Ten yout
Women generally need an, art TO retire e t!
into ideal world or ana NJ .iney
l nnd ID way. We cai the actual woman
is a poem. and she 8cannot reduce aherses ll
q patch Of ground and a flower gard en-,
|EIfSnothing more and her5yearning Tor the
Beautiful will find some food there . les
Sit be- but 1.-THE srearrangementlo OF simple
household FURNITURE, there lis al, e outlet
forStheS desire TO create beauty Let ne Z
thoughts be changed by this crea tionh & I
idea realm about
new Ribbon. by a brig tier spirit to h .sT
family. by more $lnusi .asi =
an hing te b gISad1
iMs nature IA, into the making q beauty.
The wise Goethe, while Eprope vas yS.: con- T.
siEnot, but. lived almost within the SOUND 2
az cannon, In an atn,os phere OF Greek art
he lived A,s;9 w9me M ot tora
get, and then TO res ha pc. her s.rro und-
ings By her own spirit. Tha t was a ter,
ribe saying Of one We e, nn g,
In It's surfaee, meanas'
eGW HI m SAID oftsn seems
forsake us In our greatest need we: ~ I a ne
spirits light 70 &c ~ nls
ing sorrows; Z but this is q ly ppaE'ent .
and is a feeling, not a IA T: her Il. IS q
gate out of he da rk and y esq
Impressions lead into IA s.
will. sS. X !. 5$
B The women N whose thouE htg currents
have been running u pom the problems g q
life as in Ee are
selves into deep wa ters, and. i IT they pre-
"a "a ia ppiness ito broodings. had Il better
make ma for shore. This Twice. ma seem ,s e,
marrow and irratona but b ase IN aG p',
OF OF ha ply thinking. and, SO long as :: you
! shelter Your bod VI from storms, you m y
doubt your for exposure r a 70, az ~
possiblye fewer women / are int llectually
equipped to be 'archangelsso Of the huMaa!I
mind and speer@ over the preeiplce .W X ! =
4 ia sizing eyes. ~ The llscompre chen slble
! \ dizzies, and origins and destinies are q, g
large contract for the greatest ~ ne
simple faith that is better than !, Norman