Middletown transcript., 1905-12-09
OUR WOMAN'S COLUMN

Inc woman with bad teeth who laughs
is lost. -
Smoking cars for women are a faa,,ro
OF Russian railways.
81. Petersburg is to have a school of 40.
ricnlture for wnmen only.
i, lis better to have loved and lost than
to have married and bought furniture ON
the installment plan.
A late song is entitled Everybody
Works but Father" and mother fails to
see where the joke comes in.
Under the new law in California young
couples nust swear that they are not in
sane before they can get marriage IL
censes.
The gorgeous Court train of the Ger
man Crown Princess was inspected by
6OOOO persons during three days it was OH
view in Berlin.
Air is to the body what coal ic 10 the
furnace. The deeper the breathing the
more drafts are turned on and the brighter
| life burns
1t isn't fair TO Judge a woman by either
her relations or her clothes The former
are thrust upon her and the latter are
the best she can buy with her allowance
The woman who put setting of china
eggs into an incubator expecting to get
new set OF dishes, knew the law OF econ.
omy, even if she was ignorant of the laws
of nature.
How is that sick neighbor? Step in
once in little while and see if you can
do anything to cheer him up. 1t will do
You more good than it will him, and it
will be worth lot to him.
There are 700 shoemakers' shops in
Canton, China, where 10000 women are
employed, who work from daylight until
after dark and get from $500 to S. a
month, including their meals of rice and
salt fish.
The finest collection of dogs in the
world is believed to be owned by Miss
Ruby Cooke, daughter OF Lady Cooke of
Easthorpe, England. Her collection in
cludes Mighty Atom, which weighs just
two and half pounds.
The race horses owned by Lillian Lang
try, the actress, are entered on the English
turf under the nomme de course of "Mr.
jersey" for which privilege fee of $50
must be paid. She has very good success
with her horses.
A Chicago paper says that Miss Maude,,
Dennison OF that city is the only woman
harness maker in the United States. I'M
der that name, perhaps, but there are al
most countless thousands of them who
call themselves "modistes."
Place the silver knives, forks and
spoons in dish of sour milk, let stand an
hour or two, then wash in clean hot
water and rub with clamois. They will
be as bright as if secured and with far less
wear and labor.
Put those chrysanthemum plants that
you are keeping over winter in the cellar
and keep them moderately dry. The
coming months are their resting time,
therefore do not water them too much nor
keep them dust dry. Slips can freely be
taken from them in the spring, when they
take OH new life.
Some authorities state that children
born between September and February
are not SO tall as those born in the sum-
mer and spring months, and the growth
of children is much more rapid from
March till August. The extremities grow
rapidly mp to the sixteenth year, then
there is slow growth until the thirtieth
year. The legs chiefly grow between the
tenth and seventeenth years.
Did you ever notice that tobacco is al
ways clean. II man drops piece of
meat, no matter how clean the floor may
be, he will either give it a kick or pick it
up and lay it to one side. He will never
eat it. But let him drop his plug OF to-
bacco on the ground and no difference
how dirty the spot was where it fell, he
will pick it up and give it a careless swipe
on his coat sleeve or on the bosom of his
pants and then take chew with greater
relish than ever.