The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-21
Cynthia Crey's
LETTERS

r,eanness 10 a mental dlsease-not
ineursble. II 10 recurring append.
eitIs In the brain OF bullying" anil
nal nstures-"ruIe or ruin" dlspo.
sltlon 10 surest sign OF symptoms.
Quickest "eure-alI" 10 generous
doses OF "thoIr own modlelne"--
very bitter stuff-but effective. II
confinement In ssnltarium be I'm.
/ possible, see that patient sleeps
quietly and alone. "Sllenee" soup
I and "eold shoulder" roast heads
this dletetie ilst. This disease at
taoks homes where inmates most
resemble small, white beans or
weeping Willows" When the head
Of the house f7l 10 thus confined.
exert your rights for quiet, happy
deeorum. Wit. laughter. hvmor,
banter. are sufficient Indoor smuse-
ments; outdoors for youthful espIo-
sions. "Rough-housing" has no
place In refined homes.
Lack OF consideration and appre.
citation. not dlsobedlenee, are great.
co, uneharted rocks In ocean OF
family life. But a wide, unrelated
gulf lies between Cape Trylnpto-
Please and Cape Maklna-one-Com-
Portable. Matrimonial barks better
steer clear OF former reefs. Please
Yourself was q safe little port In
eourtshlp days.
Go to movies often; 90 alone a
few times II family needs discipline.
They are our greatest broadening
Influence. breaking up silly race
hatred. weak, false patriotism
making us hate war and narrowing
seetsrisnisr. They depict mcrel-
iessiy sham, hypocrisy. social dis
eases OF sutoorstle governme nts,
political seif-seeklns, male and fe-
male parssltism. There learn that
pesslnnlsn, like liquor. Kills finest
cells IN brain. There mlngle your
problems with universal mother
and wisshood. Read. not OF dead
men and dead issues; read things
that get you soue~here"--rnske
you thlnk--of a larger appreciation
Of universal aspects. universal hsr-
n,ony In all Gods universe. Read
the science that teaches our rels-
slon and responsibility TO every
wonder and beauty In the evolution
Of all men. Pray 20 the subeon'
seIous. the divine within, for health,
strength and power above sorcid.
petty things OF life. and your
thoughts will become stranger 20
all terms Of nervous prostrstion.'
Sincerely, MINNIE 3. FRAZIER
al am acquainted with a eoun-
try ulri. and ! simply love her with
ali my heart. and want 20 ask her
20 marry me. She 10 very wealthy
and I am poor. and for that reason
I oct cold feet. Do you think we
could live very happily " ! should
marry such a rich girl while my
financial standing 10 very Io~7
COLD FEET.
A.-sureiy. II. as you say. you
love her with all your heart. and
such being the case. Il should not be
difficult for you To tell her no. DO II
frankly. and to the point. Love
knows no Alterations. Others have
done so. You should be sure to
make known your financial circmn.
stances. After that. the balance OF
the affair remains with the girl.
o.-my husband has . note on a
team. The man got the money
seven years ago. and he does not
even send any Interest for the loan.
We have been asking him now for
q whole year TO send II. or half OF
II, but he always has some excuse.
Can II be collected after % long .
timer The note 10 In the National
bank at o.. Charles. Missouri.
A READER.
Ain this state note Is out
lawed In six years. but | cannot give
you the Missouri law in regard to
this. advise you 10 write the bank
and find out II the note is stlll ne
gotiable.
| 0.-Piease tell me what 20 serve
for q Dutch luncheon at an evening