Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-06-10
Reliable Tips for an Ocean Trip.

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liver is moi ocfing nronerlv t9ke i in
hand nj least n month before Won sail
Clear out the system Thoroughly. and
then tone if M before the sailing date.
Il
self either lust before sailing or on the
boat If there is nausea. the experience
will he less IRVING II tLp stomach has
something to throw off than if there is
only violent rctchng with no results
People have been known to die of heart
failure under these conditions.
a woman who Is looking for rest
should never take an express steamer or
one of the fast liners. The throbblng OF
the powerful engines sometimes gets on
the nerves and prevents the very rest
which the patient needs. On the slow
gong steamers this throbblng Is not mo-
tlced, and there Is less probability of sea-
sickness, because the slow boats carry
freight III such quantities that they are
weighted down and do not roll and toss
like the fast steamers, where all space is
sacrificed to engines, and little or no
cargo IS carried.
ne most desirable Stater00mS are
amldshlp, and the experienced traveller
always selects an outside room near the
center OF the boat. The traveller who Sc
lects StaterOOm forward or near the
bow VIII feel the plunge and the rise and
fall of the boat She who takes a room
ar or IN the stern Will notice the throb-
ping of the engines.
In many OF the new passenger boats
IL is possible to secure. at reasonable
hgure, Il small stater0om with single
h'A' NHiNH II pitltIdult ~ II ldEShf
Stdttf0om shared with another traveller,
Here are some hints from the steward
esS:
Take as little baggage Ms DoSsible 4
smart travelling suit to wear when you
board and leave the boat, a shirtwaist
suit of cloth. with a storm coat or golf
caD, for wear on the deck and one GOOD
dinner dress if Won intend To array your-
self in honor of the captain on the night
of his dinner is mite sufficient In thn
way of GOWNS.
1T is from lack of little things that
the inexnerienced traveller suffers She
should have plenty of night dresses fam
mel if She is going on the northern route,
linen or cotton for the southern route
with longing robe of dark color which
can be slipped on easily for the trips to
the bathroom. Incidentally the baths
supplied at sea are drawn directly from
the ocean and no woman should remain
in the water more than il minute or So.
'Have plenty Of wells Sea air takes
the life out Of yelling, and wells are abso-
lutely essential to the travellers comfort.