El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-13
By ELLA WHEELER WILCOX
WHINING wOMEN ARE A BORE

w daised. is dsst i5SSGs9't US. of Of
mental force and a waste Of
energy, it has been claimed that an
occasional burst Of anger is better for
the system than state OF dull leth-
argy- We are assured that emotion
ana enthusiasm are necessary aids 10
q sooo circulation, and TO the ensuing
perfect action Of the human mechan-
Ism, physical and mental. and that il is
Detter TO be reused into anger than
never TO be reused at all
But anger is a tonic which must be
sparingly employed. or the result will
prove disastrous The individual who
IS easily and perpetually reused 70 a
u-sptay OF anger is wasting the
precious substance Of his mind and re-
celNing nothing in return. II is as If he
Iiung money TO the four winds Of the
compass in mood OF lawless defiance.
let the most hopeless and exasperat-
IS the wilmer
Ihe man or woman who Is forever
o-'-t'-e.lilllls OF the hard lot which has
1een dealt out by Destiny, and who
mas developed mania for sympathy.
IS hour by hour and day BY day. and
year py year. wasting the most
precious inheritance a human being
assesses ana inviting spiritual pow
Two women in one town were
oIousnt face to face with the con-
sSlOushess that upon them depended
tle maintenance of their homes and
the future Of their children
boln women had been unfortunate
IN ne marriage lottery and both had
e lglSI olanks-men without moral
sense or any realization OF their re-
possibilities TO keen rbai- %1S--ise-.
'N"s anu 70 support their families
How One Wife Succeeded.
DClH women turned from the shelter
o. me nome they had enjoyed for a
period OF years and entered me s-ar1
~ the WORLDS workers. One turned
with a smiling face and the noise ~
q pn-l9sopher- The other entered the
new lleId with a whining voice and
ever teary eyes 1-'-
me one began to relate her first
Steps Toward upward success and 10
s -, VI tue hopeful future The other
HepL over Lne dark present and re-
counted the useless tale ~ me better
GAYS sne mad previously enroved The
IIIst woman made friends and continue [
80 ia. =eu ner sphere OF action; the
oLher oroNe people from her with her
" hlhlhs voice and melancholy face {
ahG went from failure to failure and i
eaGn I4lLure gave her new themes OF 4
melancholy conversation
And always she wondered v-bv- the
otIel woman was so lucky and she so ]
unIuchy- ana little by little ner mem
S4I enc sleS ana creative forces were |
~, -- the most useless man
The first woman kept the v-aol- b,7s-
Dahq from gong utterly To rr.n ana [
aWoke IN him sense OF his 80, -
worthiness. The other vror-5 S WI 2,erisylI
the t.;., preach y.a-, 53oPelessly. and gave the
Tt is no wonder the r7av, - - 20 sas,
away" any man
II was a whining WOMB, Nh, a.
splred n young genius. Th0rDas T1-.1s-
T. formulate a wonderful r,rs,-s- ~,
had been IN close associati6r ys-ftb 80
wife OF an acquaintance. a y-or-1- -' ~, -
was ssLNiays complaining thar She ala
not feel Well- and that he ala -
move 10 her liking. and from vel,
end 70 weak end she was seekine. fgr
-0l
neh this woman had gone. Mr.. /
this prayer.
Prnys for Woman Who VIII Give An ]
Demand All
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