New-York tribune., 1906-04-30
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The London Gentlewoman'' discusses cigarette
smoking by women Are they always charming
when smoking? Not always. IL must be con-
fessed,' the writer adds There are some women
TO whom cigarette adds certain attractive
piquancy OF aspect; but assuredly they not the
-and-white. biue-eyed. and generally gentle
English women. Rather Is IL the lady with the
ebon locks and eyes black death with whose
appearance a cigarette harmonizes. From this IL
may be adduced that the average English woman
should not smoke IL she really wishes TO look her
best"
SHOULD WOMEN SMOKE?
Some faddist in the first raised the question
When, When anxious OF q srievanGe to be rid
--'''''''e ''''1' Probable. Il they did
Indignant Dame" replied morning later.
Giving the lie (or severaD direct:
Describing him low prevaricator.
Or words TO that effect
The fat was IN the fire smart Young mother
Urged It was chic; and womanly as well;
One Dase fsgnG snT II sSo44ss sSSa9 ts s se
Father Of One" .Coutsde the infants hearing
Vowed that no girl OF his such things. should do;
Thinking IL wiser to-
A ''spnster" said the weed was all she trusted
To take from single Gursedne@sg SIS the sting;
Ioathed the unseemly thing
An 1ndsa9 atn5 foSns found s saaGs
Where Tin his crimson territory might he
The scheming sex eschew?
'Enthgsiastic. called all dit! it bss;;6estGwi9g
w Which 0gtGfrI 5r Cyne dsan ss T0s
Whether to Whit or not.
Such are the strange. reciprocattve scornings.
& such s,g are tho quaint It anttagonistic views ,,
Taking the place of news
Whether tn. thing is really wrong or rightrul.
We know not yet; but this is sure. the while
Either it is entranctnsly delightful
Or else supremely vile.
A New England newspaper Of 1727 announced
that "a considerable town IN this province has been
so awakened by the awful providence IN the earth
quake that the women have generally laid aside
their hoop petticoats."
You can't do much for man who is easy to 60.
One doesn't have to look for troubls in order TO
The early gardener catches the cream OF tho
greengoods trade.
If you would strike favorably. don't aim
Many mans credit is good only because It Is IN
Eliminate political ignorance and there would be
When barber has occasion to natter a bald
headed man he asks him If he doesn't want a
'Once upon time is familiar beginning for
fairy stories and after man has been once upon
a time" he begins TO tell them to his wtfe-Cht-
Cago News.
waste OF the succulent snail leads The Lancet to
say encouragngly that there is nothing the mat
ter with the snail from the dietetic point of view.
"for. properly cooked. the snail is both nutritious
and tasty"
The snail. our contemporary goes on TO say. has
indeed been called 1.-The poor mans oyster. though
we do not remember TO have seen II eaten raw
We know however. that 1t makes an excellent fish
sauce and may be used for the purpose as
oyster sauce. Possibly also few snails IN a steak
and kidney pudding would increase the tastiness of
this popular food. According TO analysis
very nearly 90 per of solid matter of the snail
is proteid matter available directly for repairing
the tissues OF the body Besides this there is about
per cent of fat and per cent OF mineral matter.
including phosphates'
hut, after ALL the proof OF the snail is in tbs
eating,
And you say the Senators all rogues?''
Most OF them. yes" answered the magazine eX-
pert morals Prove it, Il don't have to
prove IL | get space for just saying 1t. -
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