The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06

she will find her occupation. NO mat
ter what place it is, no matter how
respectable and hiGh-class her environ
n.ent II she is young and innocent
of the worlds ways. there is danger
for her unless you have given her an
armor of safety in your wise instruc-
lions.
Ii is yet to be proven that any girl
| ever went wrong who had been reared
from her cradle up to young woman-
| hood as the close confident of her
mother.
| BY close confdant / mean the conf
4 dence which gives a young girl those
facts of lie which are the very foun-
! dalton Of orr existence. These facts.
which. If ignored or passed over in
4 shamed silem;e when referred to, lead
i a Young MIND to become morbidly GU
rious and open the way TO lnnumer-
/ It is Sheer folly, bordering on in
sanity. for you to think your daugh-
i ter is so innocent that she Will never
feel any curiosity about the matters
III is the most nstural thing in
life for every girl to think on that
subject. and unless she does give
4 thought to it as she advances into
4
anemic and needs tonics and medical
The great thing to consider is how
Il she thinks of these matters.
The Danger That Turks in beauty.
Every young girl possesses a sort
s OF beauty. however plain she may BIZ
tof feature beauty which always at
/ tracts the eye of mature manhood, Tht
q French writer's have called that charm
"the beauty OF the DEVIL" because i
is so irresistible, probably.
q The very innocence and chastity Of
Young womanhood attracts stated am
4 ! worn minds, and awakens within sin
hardened hearts unholy desires 70,
possession.
a, II your daughter adds to the beaut,
she will be still more an object o
attention to those human hyenas VIII.
prowl the world seeking for prey,
Tell her before she goes forth int
/. Tell her all the dangers which Turk Il
f the pleasures which mny be offered he
by them--theatres, dances, suppers an,
Lights which are only lures to win he
lcontidence ana trust.
Tell Her to Avoid SUCH Girls.
Give her high ideals OF love, an
romance, and marriage, and mother
hood Tell her that somewhere in tn
world her real mate lives; that h
is waiting for her; ana 11t that when h
u record and q fair name to besto,
upon the children that shall crow
her womanhood with lifes most hol
ate-motherhoou'
NJ Since She must como in contact wit
} girls ana women who have sold the
/. birthright Of honor for the pottaEa {
!. fine clothes and Jewels Instruct he
I to be careful In choosing her assc
ciates. and, while she has a kind zee
ling ana charity for al, to avoid ident
fying herself with girls who dress es
] ltrayagantiy and who are always
!, the Calcium light Of publicity,
} instiI nifty in her heart Tor thos
J. who have not been instructed Is
mothers as wise as you are and max
\ her realize that 1t Is not any inherer
{. swlckedness which has caused othe
. girls togo wrong, bataa lack OF rigi
|, IN You talk to Your girl like lthi
and AZ YOU make her feel that she Cd
! tall tall Vol, every thought Of her heaI
a and avery experience OF her life "a "a
Viii never e,e have cause to blush Z
u ,va III over her indiscret TONS.
. M Mh ese Men Arc to- He, AVOIDED as
!: rs M fortune While you mi ght besto
I s ~, Mn no adyantaga
s apaIt corapare Wy n bfingln
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