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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-17
What Women Want.

90 - .tiAt-'s -pE SUCCESS.
$3.50
What Women Want.
Every new foreigner who comes aver
10 the United States to write ms nm n
struck aIresh with the power of the
american woman. One French traveller
mas been genuinely shocked this last wear
Dy hhdlng women instead of, as in Gaul
beWltching background" forming the
giarng forefront of our civilization.
She is the one, he declares, from
Whom puny official man takes his orders
III an points relating to public or private
'uordiS' ms last is undoubtcd exag-
seraloh, but 1t shows what tremendoIr
mental jolt was administered to the Wis
liof by what he saw. There is no doubt
u'at what women want they get. m the
MAIN, III American life-except in thu,
case OF domestic service where What
woman, as housekeeper. wants comes
INTO conflict with what woman. as II
worker, wants, and the result is chaos.
what women want is reflected in what
trade, society, religion. and philanthropy
PROVIDE Tor women today. 1t is not al
together a good showing. Trade pro-
vides the bargain because women want
H. ana behind the bargain come child
labor. the sweat-shop, shoddy, adultei,-
substitutions. Society provides bridge.
divorces, eXtrayagant dressing, and titles
for sale. Philanthropy provides endless
ways TO help those tral'pled down ay
existing conditions. bat very little effort
TO oyerturn or change the conditions
themselves. What women want la
America is not yet the best-plain living
and high thinking. determination 10
put through ali reforms that concern
home, children, and social redress. an
equal desire to ennoble home duties, the
VIII to make life good and true and beau
tlful all the way through. Women want
more of these things in America, one
Is proud to see, than they 40 any
where else. But their wants still need
to grow. If the great army of Bazaar
readers set themselves today to ''eovet
earnestly the best things" as the Apostle
put it, tomorrow would reflect their
wants in a thousand returns of better
ment in home and society and state. Is
1t not worth while for each of them 10
begin cultivating such wants ?-Harper's
Bazaar.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-17
The Housewife in the Kitchen.

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The Housewife in the Kitchen.
Never scrape or scratch the polished
surface of a chatting dish. 1t can be
thoroughly cleaned by filling it two
thirds full OF water, and placing in it a
tablespoonful of soda. Cover with the
lid and boil the water for ten minutes.
This creates an intense steam. which
loosens up every particle of food. which
is almost impossible to remove without
vigorous scraping, unless this is done.
In molding jelly or any kind of pud-
dings do not make the mistake of think
ing 1t is best to turn the contents into a
cold vessel. If both are of the same
temperature, it is even better, and the
contents will be smoother on the sur
face when released if heat is applied on
the outside of the vessel. Often when
the molds are ice cold it causes the mix
ture to stick to the edges.
If fruit cake is wrapped in clean linen
cloths that are kept soaked in brandy
whenever they get dry. ii will be found
to keep the cake moist and to give it a
delicious flavor. Adding one or more
glasses of preserves to the fruit cake
also adds to its moistness
\ teaspoonful of vinegar added to a
quart of lamp Oil will destroy the I'M
pleasant odor # it is not caused by n
burner in need of a thorough cleaning.
If suet or lard is kept in tin it will
keep much fresher than if in earthen-
ware jars.
Hang oranges and lemons in wire
baskets and they will keep fresh much
longer.
Whittier.
(Read at Hayerhill, December H. 1901
spirit in our midst abode.
A champion, risking life and limb,
With firm intent to bear the load
That Fate had melted out to him:
The burthen of an evil time
That grieved mems souls with forfeit
The task, t. assail a nations crime
With weapon of celestial edge.
For still son of Peace was he
Servant and master of the Tyre;
All bloodless must his warfare be.
Launched all in love, his bolts of fire.
Such victories are given to song
As slaughter never may achieve,
When the rapt soul is wOoed from wrong
Some heavenly lesson to receive.
/ saw him when the locks that crown
Fair youth were heaped above his brow
His eyes like lustrOus Jewels shone,
The trifier's world they did not know.
S1zssssh ~
Feathered as from an angels wing
The arrows of his culver flew;
thrill OF sorrow tney might DrlDg,
A wound, and yet a balsam too.
Soon Wars wild music filled the land,
And fields of fight were won and lost.
When grieving Conscience mad her stand
To pay the debt of deadly cost.
And many were the daye OF dole
Before the bitter strife could cease.
But ever that anointed soul
Dwelt in the citadel Of Peace.
Thence, like an anthem rising clear,
Rang out the poets helpful word;
Meiodious messages Of cheer
Above the battle din were heard.
And years of labor came and went,
But ere he passed the bound OF Fate
His days were crowned with high content
He saw his land regenerate.
Methought that from the Poets grave
whisper thrilled the ear that said:
Surrender not his music brave.
For while IL lives, he is not dead
and when. with other sounds Of Earth
Shall pass the beauty Of his rhyme,
Eternity shall keep the worth
Lost from the treasury of Time"
JULIA WARD HOWE.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-17

and viewing your ''blue devils" Objective
| " IKE woman who has broken arm
dhd knows it hurts, hat simply won't
.et il affect her spirits.
b-u' devils that are laughed at wont
stay. But those that are harbored and
los'errd, alas! will gradually smother
ali q ances Cor success.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-17

Senator JEFF Davis IF Arkansas
whose name is Jeffrey. not Jefferson
cuilyalescent. bnt with his speech tucked
under his arm. has gone away from Chi
cago, but IN Chicaeo's thirsty midst be
bas left au aromatic cocktail bearing
lis houored name. IF the gentleman from
Arkansas has more than a speaking ac-
quaintance wita this wondrous c6ucOc-
ton. II is small wonder be suffered an
attack before the Democratic banquet.
Jimmy Malouey, a member Of a Mon
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-17
Rockefeller's Gifts.

John u. Rockefeller /. has given the
following sums to the University Of
('hfcaCo.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-17

John Kelly Of Burlington, Ind once
was humble truck farmer. making a
bare living Now he is an Opulent man
ufacturer Of cement blocks with an in
come of $25 and little outlay.
All this is due to the fact that the
wind happens TO be blowing Kelly's
way, and it is not an 'ill wind" either.
KelIy's home is two blocks from the
cement works Of the Illinois Steel com
pany at Burlington, where a $4,000
plant grinds Stag and converts 1T into
Portland cement When the wind blows
off the lake clouds of cement-laden dust
enyelop the Kelly home and the Kelly
truck farm.
The owner. in the hope Of saving his
garden greens. recently constructed an
immense shield Of the billboard type 81
the rear end Of his lot. facing the cement
plant. When the cement dust comes his
way ii strikes the board aud falls in
the pile at the base If the shield.
After that all that Kelly had 10 do
was to scoop mp some gravel. mix il
with the cement and mold the mass
into blocks. for which he finds a ready
market
Sober persons declare that this story
/ is true.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20
Cured After 10 Year. Of Suffering.

II have been sufferer from female
diseases as long as | can remamber For
thirteen years I suffered congestion OF
the uterus and have used great many
remedies and was treated by physicians
without benefit. One box Of your mild
home treatment has entirely cured me.
The reason I waited long In writing to
you is because | expected to have to or
der more OF the medicine. Itdtd not ex-
pect one box to do so much. One of my
friends told me the sample you Ssent helped
her very much. L will recommend your
treatment wherever ! go. remain,
respectfully yours. Mrs. Selma Curry, SO
Dock St, Meadsville. Pa
Mrs. Curry's cas-, isn't at all excep-
tlonal. Mrs. Laura +. Edmimdson. of Flag
Springs. says she suffered twenty-seven
years and was cured with a single box of
Mrs Mllers treatment. Mrs. Jennie
Rougton. OF Benton Hsrbor. Mich, suf-
fered fourteen years. spending most Of
the time in the hospital where several ter
ribe operations were performed on her
with only temporary RELIEF. She says Mrs.
Miller's treatment has done more than
thousand other remedies, and Is worth It's
weight in gold. Mrs. Ain Jefcoat. OF
Huntsville. Mich. was cured when she
was so bad she could not even stand on
her feet. and Mrs. Spein. OF Eldorado.
Kas. an elderly lady. who had suffered
for over fifty years.
Over a million ladies' have used Mrs.
Miller's treatment II seldom fails to
cure even the worst cases quickly. Do not
suffer another day. but send the coupon
now and secure the free trial treatment
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20
Started Few Years Ago With No Capital and Now Employs Nearly One Hundred ce
and Senographes She Will Give Away $50 600 Worth Of Medicine
Absolutely Free to Aid Suffering Women.
From the Shadow Of the Asylum.
Thousands snatched Back From Certain
Insanity by Mrs Miller's Mild
Home Treatment.

MY mind was totterng. | knew | could
stand the physical suffering no longer.
II was beginning to affect my mind. MY
memory was 50 weakened that | could
hardly remember one day what had taken
place the day before. My friends would
not leave me, alone for "A single minute.
Strange thoughts came 10 me In the night.
| could see the gates Of the asylum swing
ing open 10 receive my poor tortured body
and then thank heaven l learned OF your
glorious treatment and now, see, am well
again whole IN mind and body
This is the burden OF thousands OF let
tiers that come to the desk OF Mrs Miller.
They come from grateful sufferers telling
the story Of women saved from mental as
well as physical death Snatched back
from the grave and the madhouse when
doctors and family and friends had given
them up tn die. Those women kHOtO that
Mrs. MIXERS treatment cures. They know
that this mild home medicine which has
been used by more than a million women
will do all that Mrs Miller claims II will.
Thsy L,oU because they have prOUer u.
II you are one Of the worn out sufferers
from leucorrhOea or whitish discharges
liberation. displacements or falling OF the
womb. profuse. scanty or painful periods,
uterine or ovarian tumors or growths:
pains In the head, back and bowels. bear
ing down feelings. nervousness, creeping
feeling up the spine. melancholy, desire TO
cry hot TIA shes. WEAKNESS. or piles or any
OF the many womens diseases
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20
There is Some One
Near You Cured By
Mrs. Miller

There Is hardly n county, city. town or
village In which there does not reside
some grateful lady who has been relieved
after years OF suffering and permanently
cured by Mrs Miller's mild home treat
meut, even after doctors and physicians
failed II is estimated that already one
lady out OF every FORTY 10 this country
has been benefited by Mrs. Miller's gen
crosby over a million women have re-
ceived her free treatment and no matter
where you live she can refer you to ladies
in your own locality who can and Will tell
any sufferer that this marvellous remedy
really cures women.
In writing to Mrs Miller you will be
talking TO one who has herself suffered
and knows exactly how you feel. You
may be sure your confidence will not be
betrayed. Mrs Miller is always willing
to give aid and advice to every suffering
woman who writes her. An she wants is
that every one who is affected with leucor-
rhoea or whitish discharges, liberation,
disbursements or falling of the womb.
profuse. scanty or painful periods; utter
inc or ovarian tumors or growths; also
pains In the head. back and bowels. benr-
Ing down feelings. nervousness. creeping
feeling up the suine. melancholy, desire to
cry; hot flashes, WEAKNESS, and piles from
any cause or no matter OF how long stand
ing. shall try her treatment and prove for
themselves lust what her remedy viii do
Only bear this In mind. Her offer VIII
not last long. for thousands ana thou
sands Of women who are suffering will
take advantage OF this generous means of
getting cured. So II you are ailing, do
not suffer another day, but send the free
coupon 10 Mrs. Miller without another
days delay.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20
Why Men Desert -
Their Wives
Eighty Per Cent of the WifeDeseytiopo
and Divorce Due to FemalD
Weakuess.<

guess that after all was mostly tai
blame. 1 should have taken better caraf
of myself, | suppose. L was sick anod
suffering. No one but a woman can evenN
know how | suffered. | was irritable. 81
Couldn't be to my husband the wife that
| ought to have been lie. being a man,
couldn't understand. We drifted apart<1
He sought his plea sures elsewhere. Fin~l
ally there was nothing but the divorcej
court that could settle our differences.
That's the sad story that eight out OF
every ten women who have passed througit1
the ordeal OF the divorce court. as we'll
as the countless thousands OF deserted
wives who are not divorced, knows
deep down in her heart was the reat
cause OF her trouble. Domestic unhap>l
piness is nine times out of ten the faulcl
of the wife. A sick wife. negiected
home. and the publicity and disgrace OF,
the court room to end il all. There,
wouldn't be half as much talk OF thsl
divorce evil in the world II only everyi
wife and mother would realize her dutTl
to preserve her health and strength.
No woman has the right to expect herI
husband to devote his leisure hours tOj
his home and her when she is leading al
dragged-out. hopeless, down-in-th the mouth
existence that would discourage the create
est optimist on earth Men won't do fe
and the sooner the women OF this country
understand the plain truth the better ie
will be for all concerned. A man has no
use for the woman who Is sick and ailinG
half the time The home that's built or
that sort of n foundation is going to fan
as sure as fate. Mrs. Cora B. Miller'o
marvellous home remedy has done more
to prevent divorce than all the messagea
to congress and conventions In the world.
The woman who Is bright and cheerful
and well has home that reflects her
own good feeling and discomfort finds No
place therein.
Mrs. MIller's aid and advice Is az fred
to you as Gods sunshine or the air you
breathe. She is always glad to lend hos
assistance to every suffering woman, and
she is a generous good woman who haz
suffered herself as you suffer, and she
wants to prove to you that her commons
sense home treatment will cure you just
as surely as 1t cured her years ago II
her humble cottage before riches ana fam'
came TO her.
II you are sufferer from any FEM
trouble, no matter what 1t is. send thu
coupon below to Mrs. Cora b. Fduex VI
once. =.
. ~
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20
Room Only For the Well,

In this day and age of the world there
is no room for the woman who can't take
her part In society. the home school.
church. or business II you are dragging
out a miserable feeble. ailing good-for-
nothing existence, you feel that you might
as well be dead and done for.
And so you well might In days gone by.
Then troubles such yours meant a liv-
ing death or the knife that was often
worse than death but now, thanks to the
generosity of Mrs Miller. OF kokomo. the
simple home treatment which has cured
many thousands OF ladies In the privacy
Of their own home Is yours for the ask
ing. There isn't a bit OF excuse for your
suffering another day. You have no right
now TO expect the pity OF your friends
You have only yourself TO blame If you
fail to become well again aud do your
part in the world. Mrs. Miller has Of
fered you her treatment free. It's yours
TO accept or reject. Go on and suffer or
cure yourself. Don't say your case is
hopeless. Many OF the cases reported
cured had been given up to die or the
knife. Mrs Milier's treatment cured
them. Can you doubt what it will do
for you?
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20
SEND THE COUPON NOW.

The asylums are filled with patients In
sane from female troubles Doctors know
there II subtle connection between
woman's health and her mind. II the
body Is sick with the diseases peculiar To
women. the mind suffers too. In oh, 50
many cases II isn't equal to the strain and
while the body may live for "a time-the
mind dies and the body might an well be
dead too.
Every woman who reads this who Is a
sufferer. unable to find relief. should hll
In the coupon n the bottom 81 this page
and send q without delay TO Mrs Miller
Kokomo. Ind. and she viii send by mail
free OF charge a 80 cent box Of her simple
home remedy also her book. with explana-
tory Illustrations showing why women SUI
fer and how they can easily cure them
selves at home.
Don't suffer another day. Send the cou-
non now
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20

10000 for postage stamps, That's first
class postage Tor 10000 letters. Mrs.
NJ Hers correspondence L. not confined To
one state or one country, but women from
all parts ~ the world write her and II
certainly IS pleasure to receive 50 many
ietters 81 fun OF love and gratitude. All
IN, many kind grateful and assuring let
tiers are sent To Mrs. Miller from ladies'
who have used the treatment she gives
Srce of cost 10 suffering women.
Remember Mrs MIXERS treatment Is
n simple. mild and effectual home rem
cdv which has been used by more than
million women. curing when doctors and
other, medicines failed.
Don't suffer another day. but send the
coupon at once to Mrs Cora b. Miller.
kokomo. Ind.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20
Couldn't Stand Examination.
Kills Herself.

Denver. Colo. Especial Correspondence.
Miss Marie James. 20 years OF age. and
one OF the most beautiful and gifted young
ladies OF this city. killed herself this
morning with prussic acid. Miss James
had been "A sufferer for over a year from
a had case Of female trouble starting In
n neglected cold taken last winter. Un-
able 10 longer endure the constant torture.
She was forced To consult her family
physician about a week ago. An appoint
ment had been arranged for this after
noon. the physician wishing 90 make n
thorough examination of the case, which
was plainly serious II IL presumed that
Miss James. unable 10 bring herself to
undergo the unpleasant. and to n sensitive
woman always embarrassing examination.
finally hrooded over the matter until her
mind gave way and she took her life.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20
4 Million Women Bless Her Name
Grateful Letters From AL Over The World
- Tell Of Wonderful Cures With Mrs..
y Nillsr's Mild Home Treatment,

Over a million women in every part Of
the world have already accepted Mrs
Miller's marvelously generous offer to
give free to every sufferer "a regular treat
ment of her mild home remedy. From
every civilized country come thousands
upon thousands Of kind, grateful letters
from ladies' whose hearts overflow with
gratitude because this pleasant Vegetable
remedy has restored them to old
health and strength. Some OF these letters
are from women who had been given up
to die after other remedies and doctors
had failed. 1t would seem that there Is
no case so bad that the sufferer need
despair with this mild remedy So easily
Mrs. Francis NJ Harris. OF Dover. La.
writes: Il am glad to write you about
tho wonderful good the vegetable remedy
and can do my work without having that
old. tired feeling. am happy to know
that am well again. Many. thanks to
you and your truly great and wonderful
remedy. l am truly your friend"
Another one: 81 commenced the use Of
your home treatment just one month ago
Sunday and ! cannot md words to .; exc
have had in this short time. The rem
edy acted like charm and IL improve
another month as I have in the past. II
will not he long ere / will be the same
healthy person that / used TO be years
ago. Wishing you much success In your
noble work, ] am. Mrs. W. A. Rosenheim.
Bardstown. KY.
MAY the Lord bless you forever more"
Mary II. Young. Green Bay. Va.
II have derived much benefit from your
treatment. II has relieved me OF my con-
slant suffering, and have not words to
express my gladness. II was surely a
Godsend 10 me, and thank Him that
there is such a wonderful medicine on
earth for suffering women. L have suf-
fered more than death a hundred times
and could find nothing to relieve me un-
I'll / got your treatment. May God bless
you and your noble work Will ever be my
prayer."--Mrs. Carrie Bailey, Pickney-
Vile, Ala.
And so on down the list Every mail
brings just such letters TO Mrs Miller
from those who have used her simple.
mild and effectual home remedy in the
privacy OF their own homes. Mrs, Miller I
remedy is the surest in the would She
asks no one to take her word for this. but
only wants to prove II to any sufferer
Cut out the coupon below II YOU are a
sufferer from any female complaint and
mail IT today 10 Mrs. Cora b. Miller, Ko-
komo, Ind. Prove for yoursel at Mrs
Miller's expense that this marvellous rem
edy will cure you Whether your case is
slight or serious. do not delay, send the
coupon now.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20

Some time ago It was announced that
She would give 70 women who suffered
from female disea SEES another $4,000 90
worth of her medicine. She has fulfilled
this promise, but as she is still receiving
requests from thousands upon thousands
OF women from all parts Of the world,
who nave not yet uses her remedy she
has decided 10 multiply her generous ofer
five times over and give away S5O.OeO.OO
more to those who are suffering and UNI
able 10 find relief. This makes in all about
$500. 10000 given free to help her suffer-
ing sisters.
Mrs. Miler's wonderful remedy is espe-
cialy prepared for the speedy and per-
manent cure OF leucorrhoea or whtish
discharges liberation. displacements or
falling OF the womb. profuse, seanty az
painful periods, uterine or ovarian tumors
or growths: also pains in the head, back
and bowels bearing down feelings, nerv-
BUSINESS creeping feeling up the spine.
melancholy. desire TO cry, hot flashes.
WEAKNESS and piles from any cause or no
matter OF how long standing.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-20

n Is not so long ago that this generous
good woman lived In manner similar TO
that OF thousands OF other very poor
women OF the average small town and
village She now resides In her own pal
atial brown-stone residence. and is con-
sldered one OF the most successful busi-
ness women In the United States
Several years ago Mrs, Miller learned
Of a mild and simple preparation that
cured herself and several friends or fe-
male veaxness and piles She was be
sleged by SO many women needing treat
ment that she decided 20 furnish II 10
those VINO might call for IT, She started
with only a few dollars capital. and the
remedy, possessing true and wonderful
merit producing many cures when doctors
and other remedies failed. the demand
grew so rapidly she was several times
compelled to seek larger quarters. she
now occupies one Of the citys largest OF
fee buildings. which she owns, and almost
one hundred lady clerks and stenogra-
piers are required to assist In this great
business