Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-01-28

oifers a young woman TO live an iudi-
/ Vldual life; To make the best of her
every talent; To fit herself to successfully
4 cope with every position With which She
may be confronted.
First, it filings at her feet health IL
she VIII but heed. 1t gives her firm
hand. warm, rich blood and unclouded
brain power lfy bro16. meadow or
hillside she IS ever near her God and
a realization of this makes her more
akin to Him.
Away from the unreasonable rush. the
I dazzling glare the flashes in the pan
| Of the city, she may lead an unrutiled.
placid life with all of the true pleasures
at her command-her loved ones, her
/ duties, her reCrCatjonS.
Country girls often hold mistaken
estimate of hard work. They think
j is soft snap to work in the city.
They DO not take into consideration the
routine winch grinds; the set hours Which
are mefCileSsly maintained; the impure
atmosphere which draws the richness
from their cheeks and dims the bright
ness of their eyes. the unnatural stimulus
OF excitement and activity which ages
prcmaturely.
Here we have a Young woman lust
through her schooling Ii has taken some
sacrifice and cndeayor on the part of her
parents 70 give her this. Now they want
her company and help. She feels thai il
Is Just like being buried alive to 20 back
to the Old farm. She goes. She fills the
house with new light. Her parents are
50 proud and happy in their accomplished
daughter Now Is she going To fret be
cause she X out Of her sphere: She
should not, because she is strictly in"
her sphere.
On the part of the parents. il they
have recalled her from the possibilities Of
"a. wage-earnlnS position, she should be
given an allowance. be it ever so small
that she may be independent Good peri-
odlcals should be admitted to the home
Ii she IS musical. an instrument should
he furnished. if that can be afforded
She should not be asked to do tasks be-
yond her strength. Because she is on
farm she IS not p0SSessor of a mans
strength Many farmers wives | know
do mans share in the fields The evil
effects will be surely reaped by some one
But the girl. to be happy, must work
outdoors as we'll as in. There are many
hight outdoor tasks which may well fall
to her lot, such as caring for the D0ul-
try, gathering fruit and huSking corn
And right here comes in the JOY of liy-
ing, the closer communion with nature
To all the village undertakings She
should contribute of her ability She
should find some interest and pleasure
III every gathering, for the person who
feels herself to he ont of her place ana
keeps looking forward TO sometime, some
place, where she will be recognized for
her worth and will find just what She
wants in the line of sympathy and en-
deavor will never see il. If one makes
the best of what they have before long it
will become the best.
A girl should make it a part Of her
creed to care for her health. ami her
looks. The fresh air, plenty Of exercise
sound sleep, good water and plain food
will do wonders She has every chance
to learn everything that viii make her
- perfect woman, nobly planned" She
may become an excellent cook. she may
make her own dresses in becoming fash
ion. she may become an adept at needle
work, she has all outdoors to practice
singing in, she may try her hand ut iou.-
nalism, she can trim her own hats sac
has time to become we'll versed in stand
ard and current literature, she may learn
to be patient with the little annoyances
of daily hfe and cheerfuIly hopeful when
trouble and sorrow oyerwheln. aud She
may be as charming, rs well hammered.
as selt-contained as any society leader.
Every wear She should have am outing
somewhere, to enlarge her practical edu-
cation. to let her see more Of life Send
her to the city and see if she doesn't come
back gladly, to her country life.
Though congenial friends may he
scarce, they would be still more SO in the
city. So. girls, don't uesert Gods country
for mans citE.-Mary Alice Movie In
New England Homestead.