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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12
EXCHANGE OF IDEAS

nasiu There are plenty OF good exercises you
take IN your own room In the morning before
fully dressed. and night you are getting ready
for bed If you cannot find any join you In
such exercises. do them would be better
because more encouraging and entertaining have
some TO Stare them with you even exercise ,ono
is much better than at ALL Open window before
you begin. and get much fresh you can while
you are going through the motions that develop the
different parts of your body.
Thus far have been speaking CT the exercises
chey because at this time OF they within the
reach OF every one. while the openair
sibe 10 comparatively few. But the blessed time IS not
far ahead when into open your fresh
air. and do all the delightful outdoor things young
girls-and old ones. too-love. We begin thinking
already OF what clubs to do then must plan
how help the other girls who the fresn-air
en3oyments that SO many of them cannot unaided
wish of bright girls always full of ideas
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12
Pin-Money From Candy


WIN you please write and tell IL you think
homemade moasses candy. and IL how
/ Their kind Of
boiled good and melt In storaP
Would be able to make
OF girls. I,
Did you never hear of the Syracuse girl who began
what is now a hourlshing business in small
way? She sold candy to school children other stu
dents to begin with, and established among
friends and acauantances Try the same plan Put up
your candy In attractive fashion If IL will keep well In
house II ought TO keep we'll In
of the and druggists of put on
sale commission Try kinds Of candy. 1t Is not
matter Of luck to succeed with them, but skill and
Judgment | see no reason why should not with
courage and perseverance. make some money by your
Plan 1t may not De large amount at FIRST but try It'll
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12
The Gymnasium Girl Again


To settle dispute you CChristns 7Arhrn.
mother daugher7 80 S@--S' NA
Also 1 you with regard to ''Betty.s'. letter and
thought II idea, this
am stin anxious to do what that
and that Is TO gymnasium / m anxiou
this but have to help of girl
they would rather eat chocolates
girls help me7 ~ ""HN
Thanking you If Will publish this am
ETHEL
wish could settle all disputes as easily, Mario,
Harand is my mother, and Christine Terminus Earrto
hrmi - OASA
am pushing the gymnasium idea hard as 7 "a,
for thoroughly in favor of it. must have an;
only one class, but number of them. Keeping vo"r
Shall send II to of girls In Phtiad
who desires start such class? Ne'p"4a
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12


i haven't very many friends
1 think "Betty's" letter
Is fine. I would just love
to Join such a club where I
could get acquainted with
some OF your girls.
1 am getting a black Nor
folk jacket made, and would
like 10 have II trimmed In
velvet. Do you think / could
use any other color besides
black TO trim IL with?
A COUNTRY LASS.
I say TO you. as l did
to the writer OF a pre-
ceding letter, that I am
delighted to number you
among my girls. and that
If you wish to be one of
our big society you must
send in yoCr name to be
enrolled among u.s.
do not think i would
have any color but black
to trim the Norfolk jacket,
since The material OF
which Il is to be made Is
to be black. 1t would not
look well, and the plain
black jacketewiiI go with
any color gown. as Il
would not IL il wero not
all one shade.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12

The letter you incosed but
you know the distance Is much able
fui to both. - Rosy
rms letter Is from girl In Pennsylvania wishes
position to take of children lady.
.a. was 1nereo herz Is as she says. too far
away Tor her TO take it. hope something else be
oHered her nearer home If she will me stamped
ano self-dddressed envelope will address
OF place In New York where she register by
and On payment OF the registration fee.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12
Church Going


M did not See Ruth's' letter churchgong but read
.epY OF One interested and would like
On the subject think the working girl others
@ nr abilities and her mental IL
IN am a stenographer myself. and Sunday morning like
all the rest am tired and inclined
,nroug the day But what II you tired? oentmes
that Is responsible for Sunday Go out
into the Go 20 church listen
music and the sermon Thus you will gain double benefit
You don't know what losing. home
OF that peculiar inspiration which churchgoing
which Is essential to development food see
recreation. ~-1~
Thank you for your letter. Your views and my owr
agree admirably ~ --' owl
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12
IN Ansuer to tx. NJ"
y Dear. Mrs. Herrlck

MY Dear. Mrs.
have Just been reading letter. Please tell
ner that II Is not absolutely
Gated 70 be good though the know
more useful she Will OF
over 70 the nurses training school
months pefore she is passed in s a regular
The work is hard a ofte dscouragng.
out II she loves II she will
know, because q For nd
found didn't love It, n II M -
am glad TO hear both sides OF the story. Thank Won
Tor writing In such common sense fashion.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12
Wants Extra York
Dear Mrs Hcrrick

Dear Mrs Hcrrick:
am a young girl. and sup
port my mother and sisters.
working in a mill, only getting
small wages. I can embroIder
and hemstitch beautifully, and in
every manner use the needle.
i would be very thankful e
you could advise me in any
way TO do this work. / havs
done plenty of fancy work, such
as handkerchiefs. cuffs and col
lars. etc. but not enough to
keep me steadily at work.
] would be very thankful II You
could advertise my work to a
store or 50 on. saw in, vour
column where young iady
was applying for the same az
1, and you mentioned some
thing about the Woman's Ex-
change
FAVOR.
am unable to advertise
your work in any way. bur
If you will send me a
stamped and seIf-addressed
envelope l will gladly send
T..N -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12
Keep Busy


am a girl Is years Of keeping
pahy young sailor out OF
s OF the tirnes
broke
himf = - " - ~ :" Ae'p my lnrno OK
I am very sorry for you, and the best advice can
give you Is 70 do something to keep Occupied
1nefe may De many reasons why not hes rd
from the young Hts silence may explained Later
would ADVISE to do something others and
see II In that way you cannot take your mind your
trouble. There is nothing depressing at such lima
as to be idle. Keep busyI s
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12
Intends to Go on the Stage

Dear Mrs. Herrck:
1 begun least dozen letters to and now
! resolved that this shall reach
think "Betty's'' idea is splendid like
am a entertainer. l intend to
May be ONE OF YOUR
OF course you may be. ! am delighted to welcome
you. If wish be of organization must
send your name and address. am interested In your
progress and would answer the questions you ask In
the latter part of letter they not little too
personal to be put the IL will send
stamped self addressed envelope repeat your
request. will be happy put you in the way learn
ing what you wish to know
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12
Studying Nursing at Home

mo y0u think * NJ would be Of tn.
tns school have found favor with prominent
emc As am poor girl myself hoping day
nurse Just mention this wondering IL 10
ns appeal to any OF girls interested in helping suffer-
Nursinn you know where isChautauqua School OF
Jamestown N \. ONE OF READERS.
Ihank you very much. 1 have many queries on
girls. 1890 '- -SA~sN - t'NAA0e' %
Of view: ~ 'e' avn NAAeiei' poA'
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12

Country and 1t is oS in Inherent parts of the
se Who desfe II Will also you
possible to do extra at home Slammed and sels
| " Ai0 GO . "i@eeef VI
am glad that you are able to sew SO we'll ANY
aptitude or this kind for one to earn
money. - ~ ~ e~tu
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12
LITTLE HELPS FOR THE.
YOUNG GIRLS
Their Joys and Sorrows Discussed in Answer
to Their Letters

you were practced So employment agencies
are concerned. there
Be very careful In your choice of office here
and register. AT the Y. w. G. A.
are others Register the place you wish and
ask the person in charge directions what fur
Their To do = - 1880 49,
The address to which you wrote Is correct
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12

would begin thinking up schemes that
for those girls.
Meanwhile turn your attention to the gymnasium
classes Let me have the many you
inclined to form Don't be satisfied with sending in
your own alone, but the other girls you
know interested in IT, We bringing girls
where Into our society aad we to have something
to interest them all Even the girls who go mental
selfdevelopnent ought to how the improvement
body will assist the workings of mind those who
are for fun always will recognize the possibilities fun
that dwell in gymnasium classes. Think what a 10y
would be to belong to class of which Betty
was member! There other girls like her. md lney
will make kind of class lively. to include at
least of them in each class you form
bZ1~ Zsz,.-~ M~e
PRESIDENT.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12
Grateful for Help
Dear Friend

1t was with pleasure received your letter.
You to have taken quite interest
note intended answering. thinking
good
You said In letter to apply the reg
lister Offices Where It q place
has place Of the kind very anxious to get
place IN New York -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12

glrI against her mother. but think mother
weak and mistaken in this girl will care
ior men In plenty of time In meanwhile, il IS a
Diesslhg mat she is fond of books inclined
give her une to study instead of wasting it OF
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12
WHO WANTS TO JOIN A GYMNASIUM cLAss'

afraid this proposition will be received with
universal enthusiasm. though there girls who
will be glad of the suggestion. One young
tcularly who has been longing for months to get
gymnasium class and has written to asking for
recruits will feel that last her chance has hope
1t has. for she has been waiting for 1t long enough
Probably the gymnasium plan does not strike you
such work who did become absorbed in IT, It does
them much good in 1t is not long before they
feel the benefit of It In improved bodily conditions and
after That the growth the power think clearly
nationally is to follow
This may not seem of great Importance you when
put 1t In this But when tell you that there
nothing better fer developing the figure properly
teatic gymnasium work that since improves
ation and keeps the body in good order it
effect upon the complexion. you may perhaps give
subject favorable attention.
You have doubtless formed some idea from reading
ADVICE concerning their figures skins But you
don't know the half of tbeml majority write AMI
ask Tor personal answers enclosing stamped sef-
addressed envelopes and their applications appear
In the paper at ALL One tells Is too stout
she weighs too much for her height N terror
lest she should put flesh. How shall she
reduce 1t? Another is troubled imperfect DEVELOPMENT
or her form She Is skinny where to be plumu
How shall she round the bony outlines? one rs
poor complexion. The other has nose. third Is
always pale and longs to have a rosy color.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12
EXERCISE IS WORTH TONS OF COSMETICS

To all give the best can-and vigorous exer
else comes into pretty nearly every Exercise
preferably in the air. but anyhow exercises worth
tons OF cosmetics. believe the cosmetics too In
moderation That is believe a good cod cream for
softening cleansing the complexion good applications
to keep the hands from becoming rough good
hair toncs to increase the hair and improve
It's quality and quantity But don't
metics that VIII cover defects instead remedyng
them and put makeup" fact instead of ~
healthy natural color.
The last Is what exercise VIII give. Try 1t and g.
send me your Names those Of who wish join GYM
nasfum classes, and let up nr1mber
of them The the merrer. there is no encour-
agement to exercise like the practicing 1t in oIy
party II you live In town where there not = regular
gymnasium it is possible class and find pbys
car instructor who will direct you are even in
ctruetors who teach by mail and give classes directions
which they follow without the teacher
dare say that this will call out objection from
some Of the girls There certain hay emit
the time and other who money to spend upon
gymnasium classes, they will tell me-
recognize the force both these remarks But we
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12
The Three Prize Letters

Dear Mrs Herrick:
After thinking over the idea girls club among
suggest the following:
Name-"Silent Workers Club
Badge-sman gold or silver beehive; with tiny bees
ends united by cased hands The band bearing the
initials IT K. T. in T. w. d.
object-Mutual pleasure and helpfulness; not only
to those of members. but to those people meet
daily. we may help others well as be helped our
selves
The meaning OF the to be that 1t will be
society," known only ourselves and that silently
carry out the object of club
The meaning of the badge, which, IL | remember,
wished to symbolize the is The line representing
the world, the club Is unlimited locality; the
bees. ourselves and you our queen the Silent Workers
improving opportunity; the bond encrcling It,
may eventually be International and we united
the friendly of the hand. The initials
motto ITO be loving, kind and In Thought
word and deed
Lovingly yours In the work.
LENA r. HARRIS
II Wesley street Somervie Mass
My Dear Mrs Herrick:
AS to the girls forming organization. would say
that 1 like Ii for fun and self-development.
The 'PriSclaS Daughters"
The badge-A small pin a bee design,
bee, of course
Hoping that this will be favorably considered 1 re-
main. Yours truly,
GERTRUDE IRVING
Box l06i Saco. Maine.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12

About three years ago
] began to teach the little
daughter of one Of my
friends. II was not long
before others heard OF it,
and now / have a class,
which keeps me quite busy.
] have never advertised,
but there Is a dancing
school here, for which !
play, so with that money
and the money from my
pupils ! get along very
nicely. OF course. I am
studying all the time my
self.
Then. another thing
which used to help me, but
which l have no time for
now, was sewing. People
thought 1 did well ON my
own clothes, SO they sent
their shirt waists to me. II
had the time, aside from
my music. / could do very
well sewing.
These are only sugges-
lelp some one. +. Il.
for writing it. The NOR,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12
My Dear Mrs. Herrlck:
Dear Mrs Herrick:

Dear Mrs Herrick:
am an enthusiast and follower of Ietty's sugges-
tion to organize club. a poor expressing
my feelings Suffice it say that all your ideas dear
Mrs: Herrick, models of the best material To be
brief w;il only that think this organization capita
My suggestion for the object of this society is for
three purposes Firstly, fun; secondly benevoence and
last but not least the heart culture. as you call
should be informed OF all the members living in our cy
we should meet at different times in different members
houses and whichever girl has knowledge gymnasium
she should teach it to the Others Another who is
writer should do likewise the same with singing
sewing dancing and on, having members of the
other cities informed of all do. We should have
concerts at first. and most accomplished girls take
part the money to go to some benevolent purpose.
The society to be called the Bees"
For badge-A silver gold bee.
ESTHER SUGARMAN
$50 ST. Patrick's street, Ottawa Ontario Can
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12
WHAT MY MANY GIRL.
FRIENDS ASK
Mrs Herrick's Department of Questions and
Answers-Helps for Correspondents
Practical Enthusiasm

Dear Mrs.
1 ASH WEEK sent o to be recorded tho
- club roll. and please accept Of friends
this week also q "
She is as as am to be lone your girls"
Wishing you the possible
for Invitation jon rernaIn Very sincerely
ETHEL
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12

that sd have n my life met other woman who
daughter. would be thanking Heaven that she had a
stuqy ana was not infected with the unpleasant
ana FOOLISH habit OF talking about fellows" She
common-senss her side seldom take the part OF a
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12
Trimming for a Black Jacket

Dear Mrs. Herrick:
Dare be OF girls? I in the country with
old very lonesome sometimes for
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12
The Girl is Right

Dear Mrs. Herrick:
] consult you about my daughter.
Is years old. very tall and noted Tor
her intelligence and dignity OF man
ner.
She IS In the High School, but Is 50
odd about preferring 10 read and study
people who meet every two weeks.
Then she refuses to associate with
girls who talk about Fellows" and
she win not have anything to do with
the opposite sex until she leaves school
at Is or 30.
fear she is cut out for an old maid.
and the girls don't care TO see her
because OF her queer views.
What shall I do7 She saws L worry
A. E.r.
could hardly believe that
this letter IL genuine were IN mi
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12
Helpful Suggestions

My Dear HerTick:
While reading the '.F felt must writs
md tell hero NV
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12

possibly they help some one F. b
helpful letter! Thank you for writing IT, The more
of thar get, the better!
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12
Health Comes First
How to Go About the Work of Lay
ing the Foundation for
Healthy Minds

OW that the contest for the prizes is at end we
M must give great attention to getting the
work of organization into shape One trouble
with any society OF this sort is that there are
excellent suggestions and that the multitude of them
likely be confusing try to put them into
order that obtain the pess
results from them.
Last week, recollect that spoke about SEX
improvement along mental lines We talked of clubs OK
all that would subdivisions OF big society
reading conversation for study Of various
lines interest We want to discuss more self Improve
ment 1t is big subject and so many OF the girls nave
main objects Of society that
give special attention But we are branching
off to-day. and mean to talk in
stead about the physical
l know a good many you girls keen about out
sports. You love tennis and perhaps golf In the
be played, and know that many
you fond Of wheeling and boating in summer. and
skating winter is where the country girl.
the who get the country easily has advan-
age the city girl The latter must make the gym
nasiurn take the place of outdoor sports
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