Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-26
1lhe Bees Home Ma8azir1e.<Pa8e;
Helping Husbands to Success
Easily

by making him physically comfortable at
homo. e she is interested in his business
and ambitious for him 20 get along, he is
lust as sure to succeed as the sparks
arc 20 fly upward
But IL his wife Is bitten by the society
bug. if she tres to keep the pace with
people better off than they are. II she
drsFs her husband about to parties. and
sends him dull witted and sleepy to work
tho next morning that man has no more
chance OF getting on I'm the world than
snowflake has 20 exist on a red-hot
stove.
The fear OF the bill collector is the
deadly fear thst takes away a mans
courage 20 fight and no man who lives
With that dread always hanging over
him can win In the business struasls.
No man who has sone TO bed az o'clock
in the morning, even he has been in
nocently playing hridRe and dancing the
tango with hts wife and his friends Ia .
match in energy or wit for tho man who
has gone 10 he'd OF 10 ociock and who
arises mentally and physically refreshed
Domestic unhBppincss T. another hsndi-
cap that will keep almost any man from
winning success in life The man who
/ socs TO his business after having been
naEEcsl half Of the night or from a
breakfast table row with his wife. goes
with his nerves on edge, his soul sur
charged with bitterness and his temper
at the boiling point. lie il in no condi-
ton to deal calmly. disrassionstely and
wisely with any situation. On the con-
trary. he Is irritable, morose and suriy.
His point Of view is warped and lls is In
state of mind IN which he alienates
| clients and throws up Q position he has
been working for years to attain.
! Many a mans prospects in life have
been blghted by foolish quarrel with
his wife. and II women had no other rea-
son in the world for trying to make their
husbands happy they might find It In
the selfish ono that only the happy man
and the quiet and contentcd one can give
the full measure OF his mind and his en-
ergy TO his work.
\ woman who loves her husband we'll
enough to die for him II necessary often
makes her very love n burden that
brushes him down into defeat She
won't he separated from him for a few
p0pths. so no must foreso some great
opportunity. She cannot deny herself
the pleasure Of his society, 20 he must
talk to her of nlaht when he should
be studying or working I heard an old
physician once advise y young one never
to marry. because every time he tried to
do the reading that was necessary to
keep up with his profession, his wife
would have mysteries and declare that he
loved his nasty old books better than he
did her.
Other women blight their husbands
careers by their inability to understand
, that Pegasus cannot ae used as a pillow
} horse Many great poem has been lest
to the word because poet has had to
) walk the floor at night with a hewllng
4 infant. Many = man has wasted the en-
0 ergy In hanging pictures, and matching
Y samples. and cutting the lawn thai
should have carried a big business en-.
, terpFiSe to success.
. Let women consider these things and
/ realize that ofteneF than they know q
e wife writes her husbands price tag. and
a determines whether he fails or succeeds