Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-08-13

4 a. vvltSrEttu IL -
..rs. show beyond the brook
4 The ' nm their down and bloom
~ nm II many Weeu
AM osterHoWeTs iooh
J 9 1eit H7' eycs Of tender gioom-
u.nt orchard aisles are sweet
With sl M sere grass, in shy retreat,
IhI,gtCo-- nj coming feet,
n.y. robins strange ana mute
* no wind TO stir tae leaVes'
Iag,lS harsh leaves OveEheadi
Inc Ia 1upruIous cricket GrleFes
ohs sbriIIing locust weayes
anu s9nr Of summer dead. ~ rro,,otls
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rr,k and the Woman.
I,,arv woman has her pet supersti-
~ something, to her. stands for
to,' horseshoe picked up, four
O'n ,5 ,j,ver found, pin gathered up
tlo foor. Il black cat straylng into
/ iIoui ms. "a birthday stone, lucky date
I the l,,,l,or etc. She believes in 1t be-
or n,'' She can prove it to herself by deh-
4 caNsg ,vsn,nles; and in this she is usually
uilr What she calls luck has really
c,,a tn her the very day or week IN
GT,.b She found the horseshoe or put
w fhe birthday ring. 1t Is not mere
Oh .,.,iJen,o. 1t has happened as she
gun, ry The only thing she fails to see Is
~ o.by and how it has happened
,Tbe most important thing in life is
~. attitude toward it. To the wrong
ottitujp life brings nothing, To the
.,bt attitude it brings everything. The
,-nJ doctrile of luck is the handmade
q his clear truth. The woman who
SoJs n four-leaved clover aad IS con
,;nred that life holds something pleas
ant for her in the immediate future gets
af once into the right attitude. She
Il I,ts out for something good - come
/ oLnc. and so she sees it and grasps it,
IF she had not found the clover and
had zone duly and fretfully along in
s,sgd She would never have noticed
Il tba 'nIeaS9nt thing at all That is the
Il Whole psychology of luck. 1t seems too
snnIe TO he true-but really its simplic-
ty is IFS Sign manual of verify.
4 Expect good. look for good, believe in
sond-aud life becomes good and grows
Il ever better There are always oppOr-
unitieS along the daily road for the
owe made keen by pleasant anticipation.
Sometimes a big happy coincidence
cones along TO boot, but whether it does
ar not there is enough daily luck" on
anv WomanS path to be more than
worth her while. Cats, clovers. pins,
and horseShoes are simply Selected sym
bos of this steady and enduring truth.
which needs none of them when once it
is grasped and held by the woman who
is wise,-Harper's Bazaar.
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The Best Exercise.
A physician who has made exercise
and sports lifelong study, DR.. j. Papst
n Blake puts walking at the head of the
II list Of all exercises, which is approval of
what this magazine has contended for
years, and urging its readers to adopt
Golf. he says, is the best all round
competitive game for all ages and both
q sexes: rowing by no means deserves the
81 reputation it has won of dividing the
81 title of the most dangerous sport" with
3 football; and Marathon running is, he
a thinks except under the best of cOndi-
81 tons of examination, a dangerous sport
ri Cross country running, on the other
band he approves heartily.
# He states that homework is. for both
II men and women, the cleaning and dust
NJ ing, sweeping, bed making, and even
IA cooking the saving and splitting Of
BIZ wood, care Of furnace, are the best of
indoor sports. Lawn tennis he permits
10 women. Bicycling, he hopes, will al
" ways be popular.
W N England, walking is national
trait ana 4 ten-mile jaunt is considered
ay urgeon-Major Hinton, who en-
qS the distinction of being the oldest
# member of the Royal College of Sur
& seons. in his ninety-fifth year. is re-
ported as walking for pleasure, five
miles or more day"
There are very few Americans of any
ace walk half that distance any day,
u the country the buggy, in the city
*# Inc UNlUUITGnG SfPpnt and hnEh
lle ever increasing number Of autOmo-
# p,eS all partake to make us a nation OF
IWeFs rather than walkers. While with
III me last year or two, walking has been
81 aAen UP as a passing fad, pedestrianism
aS recreation is practically unknown
~ 10 TINS country.
u No. much is this so that man seen
Walking along a country road is men
81 laiIy estimated as either a book agent or
II d tramp, or is TOO poor to have a con-
NJ vance. Thus a vicious circle is eStab-
Nned and the thought of being consd-
g.ed eccentric operates to make walking
unpopular
ri let according to the Journal of the
american Medical Association, there is
pf2oably no healthier form of exercise,
qua what IS greatly in its favor, can be
n pI4WCllced by even the poorest in purse.
ii Waking is possible for all. and a
III dr.. "a lNc IHlle JaunC, taken not as Il
uu! OUT as recreation, is an invigorat-
81 y, PNESlcally and mental tonic Of no
I.oG value. Did it cost money, or was
g fashion. without involving any par
quar- effort, it would become immense
5. ana while walking, indulge freely in
rP hfeathlng-and a spirited squirt"
''' ASSIST this very much.
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LIE Spoiled Woman.
Inc average American woman. when
81 7 ,L Hi!4arrles the man of her choice, does
II ~. aNh the intention of ever thereafter
Fl So, 1.aS the best out of life at his ex-
e. s.g' 1he speaker was a woman of
N a. prominence and wide knowledge
r-.5 E,c world. and she had just been
Or. Emil Reich's structures on
C,r american woman. IF the Ameri-
Il r eI man she continued, ''has not been
v nHiGel' as DIR. Reich alleges, to the
ia 'L Is or a lamplighter of the orches-
III Sira VI NE it is not for any lack of de-
ors VI the part of the partner of his
Nj gsr aug sorrows to utilize him in that
IA br r. AT least, among a certain class
,rna Ne.eh assertions are absolutely
81 ans M is Tor, this type of woman that the
BIZ v>a5 nj hotels seem to have been de-
81 bri5a Igr' above all, the prospective
Ri l.-sS VIII confde to her friends she alb
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