New-York tribune., 1906-10-23

A Chicago educator has diagnosed truancy as a
disease brought about by bad environment and lack
Of proper nourishment. Given the average boy. a
proper proportion OF proteine and calories every
day. he says, and after the eighth month he will
meek as Narys fttis lamb lam .fuoS0 OIL 10 SCHOOL as
There is no power quite IKE the energy of a small
boy, says THE Mothers Magazine" I'm spite of
ell the Jokes at the expense OF the slow messenger
boy. no other human being run errands with
the astonishing celerity with which the average
small boy accomplishes the feat. A man isn't In it
when II comes to covering the ground. Any pos
SCISSOR Of husband and a knows which
she would send If she were in a hurry for carpet
tacks. It IS a good thing to turn part OF this
energy TO account, and 1t is foolish to expect boy
with nothing to do to be quiet. He is a much
happier boy with lot of interesting things to do
If the something be useful 1t benefits the mother
dant energy applied to the lawn will keep the
grass cut. little more expended on the old
R1nsTiest RE15 Of furnaces with Sndlins 10Y that
usually. to stop wrigglng long enough to eat his
supper, and he will be hungry enough besides to
leave all conversation to his elders
The Reformed Episcopal Church has recently
been insisting that women shall keep silence not
only in church but in church councils. Phila-
dephia elected three woman delegates to the gen.
eral convention of the church. but soon as the
fact became known the committee having charge
Would not permit the Seating of women in the
conventions So the feminine delegates were in
parishes responsible for the indiscretion
Rnd H to be parpetrated in his church jokes OK 'H
Just eight people are said to have been present
ct meeting held in London the other day for the
purpose of forming society for keeping woman
in her proper place" But the chairman announced
that two hundred letters Of 19 symg9atthy had been
John s. Bloom. and one Archibald Gibbs by name
alarm at the recent ''suffragette uprising the aim
of which, they said, was the ultimate subjecton OF
A remarkable story of the sagacity and physical
endurance of carrier pigeon is told in Nansen's
story OF his Arctic explorations One day the pigeon
tapped at the window of Mrs. Nansens home in
Christiania. It was Immediately opened and the lit
tie messenger covered with kisses and careSses
by the explorers wife After absence of thirty
months from the cottage the pigeon had brought
frozen waste and another thousand OF ocean. plain
and forest
How many rooms there are. correct and beauti-
full. which fail Of being lovablei Everything is
perfect. Some period" has been carried out fault
lessly by professional interior decorator of big
reputation. with rhe result that the room has style
and distinction. is ooldly correctly exquisite
magnif9@ent; cent and yet @ no ~ one would l voluntarily
erately elect to spend delightful afternoon in it
to It for the purpose of being unmitigatedly lazy
The fact is. art and comfort are not synonymous
res 6oid gaa yst because It
and comfort can, and ought to, go hand in hand
Butterrnilk as a cosmetic and general beautifer
is highly recommended by certain persons who
have experimental with the use of this fluid.
After any outdoor sport or late dance
when the body needs refreshing the butterruilz
bath is the thing, says one OF these enthusiasts
But to produce really significant results one must
battle in it nightly first wetting the body ali over
thoroughly and letting the milk stay on a few
minutes, then carefully drying It by patting with
a soft towel The effects refreshing In the
extreme. For removing tan and sunburn in sum-
nler and chappng and roughening in winter there
Is nothing quite SO good washing the face in
buttermflk according to the experience OF this
perimenter ~ -