New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-15

What OF the American heir?" questions an Eng
Hsh magazine. TT is only the American hefress of
whom We hear. who selects for her partner in life
the British heir whose escutcheon needs the reviv-
ing touch OF auriferous varnlsh" The American
youth OF wealth maErles one OF his own country
until he becomes the mature millionaire. Then he
seems 10 catch the fever for the other side where
ne dlspenses benehceuce with a lavish hand.
To cut branches Off fruit trees and make them
blossom in the house is a pretty device that. OF
course. comes easier to the dweer in the suburbs
lhah 70 the lnhab1tant Of Manhattan. Florists
know how to work it to a IT. The branches must
be placed n deep vases of warm Cnot hoO water
and LETT to stand. Twice week thereafter they
IN their own good time the branches win bloom cut
regarJ tba GmgF o Mas ae-lsL1lLa POSES %
SATISFACTORY results, but pussy willows are also
boughs work very wei under this forcins process
Who has not exclaimed in disgust, How under
the sun did those patent medicine people get my
nsrneE when she has received e circular properly
addressed and accompanied by letter Offering to
cure her OF some particular malady from which,
the writer says, "a mutual friend mas told that
you are suffering"2 An English magazine which
took the trouble discover these mutual friends
found out that there are great numbers Of men
and women who make cigarette and pin money BY
selling addresses Some Of those who follow this
novel calling declares the magazine, occasionally
go 50 far 10 inform the firms how long the per-
sons named have suffered and now many doctors
they have consulted These particulars are stud
led by the recipients as carefully as they nave
been compiled BY the senders, Is the report. and
the resultant circular Is prepared With special re-
They were homely and middls-aged, and they had
come all the way from Detroit to Stratford- For
twenty years they had saved up for this little pill
grimage and their deep satisfaction at every step
Of the way beautiful to
Say, Amelia Ranes. wouldn't you just like 20 die
In that lovely little English homer" exclaimed one
fondly. dourishing her seedy umbrella In the drec-
ton Of a cheap, gingerbread semi-detached villa
on the outskirts of Warwick At Kenilworth the
other sister protested against hearing the palilIIt
truth Don't tell US Amy Robsart Is a myth W :
from uid-America it was an hour Of en- hantmsnt;
II envy them, e[LIur tIss AID seen ery him
| Enthusiasm is Of the most oeautiIuI Things
| In life"
Commercial schools for girls are popular IN Ger
many according to official reports. The lovely oIu
city of Nuremberg has such a school winch oIle1s
to girls who have passed through the elemental
schools a three years course in religion connleI-
cial knowledge, languages. shorlnand aI1 ~
S terry. -A' ''
"As far as I have had opportunity Of Judging,
o,1aara to me that the usual style Of letter writing
among women Is faultless, except in three parucC-
lars-a general deficiency Of subject I0,9I III
esnI1Ua SRch Is the brief summing up OF Won
/ an as a correspondent gwen some huid'1u '~3--
! ago by Henry LALley'
,NEv PARIS kitchen on cold, damp day Is run o
roore different kinds OF misery ana deslFucIoii -
one would believe could possibly be assembled l
/ - ,r,au sDace' says a writer in a recent mum
~ oP E5arner.s Bazaar From the point OF view
| ~ Aconouv II is a marvel: could entrance an
| Ar,a-Icar vVor,an's Domestic Science Club with
.+o- ~ ,,s merits and 1t is not without honoI ao
| ana gIftterina associations with art. Tor oeslde'
| betnR wonderfully arranged with respect 10 Cn
| Ishor IN he done there the innate IndlspehsaO
| coouatrv Of the French woman's nature IS aole c
| Invest this Darkest Africa OF the domestic spher
with positive. If superficial charm mere a IN
window curtains, gay. dazzling tiles. and the COOK
ing utensils Of copper polished to the highest de
gree are so distributed the walls that oehoio
! under the magic touch of the Partisan bonnie
| saucepans and frying pans embOdy certain
J cscbet Nevertheless there exist here conditions
! and effects which nearly kill the American house
wife For one thing. the kitchen is absolutely Gu
| off from out of doors. Everything which IN IN
| United States occupies commonly large bacl
| yard is slowed away within it's four snug WaIs
coal wood, ashcan bottle aux Ordures, ana al 1000
! suppIies are disposed here terms or tntmac.
| revolving to the American doH6sLlc conscience
| 'I am forbidden by the terms OF my contrac
| with nv landlord to expose so much as a d1sl
| towel in the kitchen window, and as for shaking
anything out Of the window that is also forbidden
| and since the gaTde-nanger containing ZOO
! SUPPLIES opens outside through wire screen jus
| rnder the window I would naturally scruple abOu
doing it, anyhow Add 20 the mlserles nay nave ae
Paris kitchen in the n1ornlng-Ihe peIit deleune
/ an through the winter is prepared on small ga
! over this morgueIike surface the wind. blowing Il
from the garde-nanger. whistles merruy aroun
| ones shvering frame; furthermore there is no no
| water"
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