The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-22
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Savage phyaoguomists took the nose
az important because Il stood out so
prominently in the center Of the face.
says Dr. Woods hutchinson IN Success
Magazine Science explains that the
reason 10 occupies such prominent
and central position "a because Il Is the
organ aud index Of the keenness Of n
mans senses. the delieacy and correct.
ness Of bis taste and the depth and
heallhfulness 81 his breathing Month
and jaws have grown smaller; height
and weight Of body have fuctuated up
and down, but Ia the main upward;
brain weight has been most pu2zllnply
unparalleled. but noses have steadily
grown higher and larger and more prom.
inent with every upward tep of the
human race II intellect and power
There Is 20 known primitive Or infe.
ror race with high well.arche8 noses
and horizontal noslrils opening down.
ward There Is 10 highly developed "a.
perior race in which this form Of nose
is not dominant though plenty 81 sur.
yirals Of earlier types may be found
There are 81 course many individual
exceptions, but the successful races of
All ages have ever praed Themselves
upon the height, The length and the
archedness 81 straiqhiness Of their
noses II Ell their imprint upon our
literature, our language and uur insti.
buttons were 70 BE- hlotted out. we
should stiil remember Greece ~ the
Greaian nose aud Rome by the Roman
probosis Indeed 81 an he triumphs
and achievements d "the glory that was
Greece and the grandeur that was
Rome nothing survives So widely and
IL The memory 81 the world
IS their noses
4 letter signed Tersea F. Thompson
j. published Is TIE March American
Magazine IL the department Of aIhe /
Scrip, which brings an in
terestng point 70 the attention 81 Raw
~tsnnard Baker. who has recently been /
writing q series Of articles under the /
general heading 81 "The Spiritual I'm. I
rest Part Of the letter is as fol 1
lows.
81 hare read Mr Bakers article. on
Toe Spiritual Unrest in the American
Magazine with interest and / am sur
lrised @ lnd that they have proceeded
without any estimate of the work done
81 The religious orders Of the Catho-
b church
Those outside the church DO not seem
q realize That men and women are still 4
men and women when they have as
mmed q distinctive dress and bound
BY VOWS 70 their chosen
work Surely in estimating the result
i revealed religion at work IN any
arge city, YOU should include FIRST the &
aree number Of mRn and women "a
whose lives its power is do distinctly !
hovn, and secondly, the very much
arger number under their care. teach.
ne. or influence 4
II have net the statistics for the do
csc Of New York They would b vefv
lady furnished you 81 the archbshop'a
flee, In San Francisco, the assertion
m be made snat there is no form Of
ependenee or want for which pr0vi !
ion has not been made IN 4 beginning.
( least il not as yet adequately The +
ek, the aged, the blind the foundlinas.
be Magaalens, The destitute bows and I
iris, tie poor ii their homes. the chil. b
rem whose mothers work ont hv the IS
NV have orders constantly recruited Il
III devoted exclusively to tneir inter
U.s.
One might quite safely say that YOU !.
mid spend every Sunday for wear Il
sitting institutions 10 Tile archdiocese {
san Francisco, where charity Il dis i
snsed, before exhaustina the list. And 4
M Francisco IS not noted for holiness 4
ow, i religion is primarily the buowl- /,
Tee of Gods love Of lis, OF. AS David Il,
Re 10 return that love, or. as David !,
Iarr Jordan EXPRESSED II. ii ii our
irt to express that love in terms Of /
imam helpfnlness, and If the church
Is found chat human effort IS best sus. :
ined by organization, system, control
il The religious orders, that Is where
VI must look for il, remembering al-
avs that It is voluntarily, unpaid, and
lceasng"
he First Step Toward Becoming Dress.
"Every woman should have an ideal
iage Of herself and should force Fer
ind to hold it, says Grace Margaret
mid ID the Womans Home Compan