Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-04-15

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! Inc second secret OF happiness Is; 10
/ compare your lot With those VINO are
/ 'aine instead o. Nlth those VINO riie III
/ duioIhobles.
! II IS part or the concert OF human
| nature thaJ all oil us believe that the
! pest Is none 100 good Tor us, ana II we
! had our )ust deserts we would be sit
! ing on the top ot the ladder dropping
/ pennies 10 the scramhlns multitude
! below.
rms MAKES us always measure up
instead OF down, and nils US with mai
/ Ice ana envy, ana discomfort, and an
/ archlsuc feelings. Ihat way lies mis-
cry.
! II you would be happy sink your
plumet into The abysseS of poverty and
want, ana sorr"W, ana heart-hreak be-
/ low YOU
suppose you are hard working
clerk having all you can do to make the
ends meet and keep roof over the
| heads or your family. and food on the
table. You look at the men above you
| who are able to wear fine clothes, to
take delightful trips, 10 come down 10
| the office at IL o'clock instead of $50
VINO can dress their wives in silks and
velvet. and send their children out 10 ride
on ponies in the park, and it makes you
miserable and moody when you contrast
| your lot with theirs
Look at the men below you. look at
the poor devils win ragged coats but
toned across their thin chests. who
shovel snow in the streets and it Will
make you feel better about having to
ton IN an office that is steam-heated in
winter and electrc-fanned in summer.
When YOU think that your job is hard,
just tear off a few thoughts about the
hungry eyed, pitiful fellows that day aft
er day walk from business house to bust
ness house, from office to office, from fac
tory to factory, asking for work ana not
being able to get il. If you've ever
watched the look of hopeless despair
that comes in strong mans face when
he Is turned away from the work that
has hands ache to do, then you will be
glad you've got job, no matter If 1t
ISM the elegant one of clipping coupons
IN mahogany -lined room.
IL It sort of grouches you To see that
1t takes all of your pay envelope to pay
the butcher, and baker, and mlhmaH,
and the rent. and the gas for your little
HAT don't think about the man who can
give check for his household expenses
and never miss the money. Think about
the man who sees his children crying for
bread. and Shiyering with cold and his
wife in rags, and you will get down on
your knees and thank God that your
good right arm can at least keep the
wolf off of your little fold.
II you are sick, don't howl out that
nobody ever suffered like you before.
Try to remember those unfortunates who
have endured years of pain where you
have hours, and be grateful that you are
not worse off than you are. Don't spend
your time contrasting your invalid chair
with the freedom and the strength of
the men who are making football rec
ords, and playing championship games
of baseball. or running Marathon races.
Just turn your mind on those who are
just as much afflicted as you are, VINO
are Just as much shut III, 5ut who must
die on hard beds instead OF down, who
must eat coarse FOOD instead OF dam
ties. who lack all the comforts that sur
round you, who have not even money 10
secure the medical skill that mitigates
your suffering
II you are trettul unhappy dIscoh-
tented woman and feel that you nave a
flght TO be miserable because your nus
band IS cross and suriy ana hlgh tenn
pered, and you nave house iull OF
children. that are always clamorlhg LOT
mamma ana your meager income does
NOT PROVIDE me IuXufles you crave doh !
LOOK up at MRS. Croesus' put GOWN al
MIS- norman
Don Cohpare your loI WIN tIat 81
women VINO rae IN aqlolnoDlles ana nave
JeWels &.'' Deautilu4 gown" ,-. anu TIPS
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