The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-03

education. Now ye men in whose pow CT 1t lies be brave and really help kill the Ba'ar.'' Take hold and declare yourselves It will be accomplished In the n ext advancing step toward civ- ilization 1t is number on the pro- gram, and 1t must come off. Pledge | yourself to the cause. or be brave enough to declare you opposed it when your turn comes to ask something else of "The Dear People"
 Speaking of Man, where is he? Go to ! a lecture--audience of women; go to graduating exercises--his daughters ] grand musical treat--audience of wo- men. Go to social entertainment ten women to one man. Go to church. the same. Go to baseball and to Jail-- | well. you do find him in evidence there.
 Last week a call was made for all who were interested in doing some- thing for the poor benighted illiterate white children of the mountainous dis- trftc Of Alabama. Not man answ sred the call
 Legend says that once upon a time man started good work in Montgom- | ery-to build a monument to the Con- federate dead. The work soon got too heavy for him so he puckered up his | little face. wept a bit in his helpless
 
 elephant off his hands. She did And now 1t Is one of the "Bs'ars Me and Sal killed"
 Dear Man, take hold of the Compul- sory Education Ba'ar by the throat early in the game. for it Is to be one of the carcasses of which you will brag in the future.
 Help kill it.
 Queer that there is opposition to the girl students presence in the State University. It discourages the boy. That's 1t. A girl got the first honor Brave, clever girl to out run so many l boys hampered as she Is by her ter rible feminine Limitations of intellect But not braver than the one bright boy who received his diploma on last | Thursday evening at the Montgomery Theatre with a class of thirty four girls of the High School to keep him in countenance. His name will be handed down as the first young man graduated by the Public Schools of | Montgomery, when in the future The New Man becomes as plentiful as the New Woman--and as much in evil dence.
 Speaking of woman Do you know there are some who have never known the joy of going barefooted? Several | were talking together the other day | about Oh! my feet are so tired. and | Oh, my feet ache so. and Oh! my feet hurt so, When one of them said: Take l off your shoes for an hour or so every | day and give them air. then when you do put on shoes give room for circu | lation. Have your house shoes al least large enough to let the foot | spread out as if barefooted. T couldn't do that" came a chorus of voices T | could not take a step without shoes l on,' said one. Another said: If take | off my shoes my feet all swell up, l And then we pity the Chinese women! | How can ones health and spirits he | in first class condition with no cir culation in the extremities. Perhaps when ones feet have been shod con | tinuously, except when asleep until middle age 1t would be hard to ae- ! quire the bare foot habit but to young | girls, I say Know the joy of walk | ing about in your boudoir with not | even stocking on your feet. If you | find your feet are weak without shoes l on take thcm off and give nature a | chance. If you find your back de- 1 bends on a corset for support, take | muscles get strong. There is method ! in Dr Kneipp's theory aabout going l barefooted in the dew. The dew isn [ | necessary but the freedom of the rect l even if for just q little while Is great. If women would dress their feet as | loosely as men and as sensibly' they would not be any more victims to i That tired feeling" that are men. | They are coming to 1t for the feminine | foot that used to be crammed into n | number three now wears a five and she is as happy for only the shoe man knows the size and what you don know don't hurt"