Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-11
wILL rHs FeMINlsrs Lose rAslR AAlR7

WILL THE FEMlNIsTs LOSE THEIR HAlR7
 Dr. Hans Friedenthal of Germany predicts that hgn- education of the intellectual powers of is going to result in feminine badness.
 Poor Feministsl Without any harl
 There have been a few of the new women, ,, is true, have cut short their locks for the tme-saving it them, who have scorned feminine rripperies and affected attire masculine in line and simplicity. But of the of the present day who most yociferous their independence of all kinds are just well dressed accordingly womaniy ards they afford be- and jus, much for their share of womans crowning glory as ever did the clnging vine of generations gone by
 One wonders whether the German specialists dictuiu will strike their souls Writing in the Berner Tagebatt Dr. Fredenthal says:
 That the maximum of badness is to be observed mong civilized nations is due to the fact civilization and culture only arise and attain their highest develop ment in the centers of mixed That hitherto the greater owness of womens brows has been intimately connected with quicker growth and quicker cessation growth the mental faculties becomes constantly clearer in the light of modern investigations.
 "If women continue to devote themselves more and more to mans work then is clear to those believe n Lamarsk's theories that there will gradually take lace an alteration women's bodily form in the sense
 adoption to the conditions under which she works. As the male body adapted to the work performed by aen so feminine adoption will signify the acquisition Of 1ale characteristics. Even today, 1t be that sonen undertaking heavy intellectual labor be saort-haired."
 In other words. the learned gentleman would have woman choose the top of her head and brains inside it. He thinks she cannot have both
 This is sad if true It would be interesting to see the figures compiled by statistican the effect of college education upon hair Whether for example.
 the end of four years hard study, graduates have more or less hirsute adcrnment than and homewbetber in those states which have had suffrage for several years switches in greater demand than in those where "womans place is in the home"
 Fortunately there is a geam for the optmist I hap pens that as a rule educated women healthy women They learn among other things wholesome respect for their bodies and good sense in the of them Nerves and the train of ills that come with ennui seldom found in the woman has brains, has trained them and uses them It does whether she is col
  a a harder school of experience The woman who is an economic factor prizes her independence and wants to secure 1t for other women had to learn in some way how to keep herself well.
 And the hair specialists all us that beautiful hair is due a little to heredlty and a great deal to good general health The woman who loves outdoors and is rot afraid to go without almost sure to have good hair Plenty of baths simple food and long quiet sleeI are important factors.
 So perhaps we need not take too seriously the iea of Dr. Friedenhal that education win soon result iT making women bald. There were many who prophesie' that education would make girls strdent boorish, un uomanly keep them from marriage and making nome- Net who would exchange the strong beautiful graceful homesweet women of fifty of the present day for th weary broken women who because they had no intel octua stake in life, found it at the end of hft years?
 Nor does one gain the impression that they have les hair either.