The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-17
KISSING GENTLE ART;
GET REAL ARTICLE
.,,o,,pN SHOULD NOT PERMIT
WOM We 'nETERIORATE. AFTER
II 11EARRIAGE DUTY KISS.

shG NO woman was eyer usy
writer he was being kissed. Then,
,W llJhm he advises, keep rlgnt on
kissing her r nan will keep his
VI . Iod no woman can be homely
eyes 'i be IS kissing her, writes Edith
W1 t.o ~ in the Kansas City Star.
Jenllso'tt b;e reason some mems kisses
Foi ;,or;o,s That is to say, they VIII
are 't ~" nlain and avoidable woman,
ks: KISS 'u thinking of some unattana6fe
Whnt And many rapturous KISS
3eaus{Si; cb the recipient took full credit
lof Wei, MrIf as a charming and lovely
10 n tiro did not belong to her at all
G GT:ab closed eyes the man held IN his
"l'i ne image of another woman,
mlll oi,,, IN one quite beyond his own
u' onI There is likely to be more VI
Ted;n ,,s Kissing after than before mar
caTlou' s;nce after the wedding cere-
rldsC man supposedly kisses. only
lllo"y roman. and that one. his wife.
one Tb WINS whvs and wherefores OF the
H.. of courtship are matters OF knoWl-
Kss y 70 all 1t is the red, red rose OF
eugC the thrilling fruition OF de-
Ioil'''- II IS wreathed with water lilies
sn id ,,oonbeams. 1t is set to elm mus
anu +b;s terribly sweet marvel OF love-
~ IIaiIoued hour is the dim and visit
~ tr,;iight, or a midnight Of 100000
l ltar s" TtS fragrance is that OF a garden
So roses or the sensuous perfume OF
'heotrope.
Kiss of Marriage Different.
Pot how different is the kiss Of mar
p"' ,, ,'b if is permitted to deterior-
nag NV, I,N duty. or a duty habit of
,-,arr;ed lfe Too often 1t is peck
li-' +be carly morning cheek, as yet
,,ntoncbed by the arts OF the toilet.
u. In,,r i the moment of frantic hur
-. when father must catch the o:lo
~ WIN" when romance is thrust cruelty
;1+o the background by the question
nv .b [.' veek's-a1lowance or it is the
=, min reminder that friend husband
must not forget the spool OF 6lue SIX
tbTead It's aroma is no delicate Ell
t,'v@T, rising from skin freshly
drsted with French powder, but the
fragrance of breakfast coffee, bacon,
eggs and oatmeal -
Kissing being largely womens bus
moss whether she is beautiful or
plain, it is rather strange that she does
not more often make fine art OF 1t.
Whenever a kiss deteriorates INTO
domestic custom or a daily routine,
like shaving or doing up ones haIr,
if is bound to lose its fine SAVIOR.
becomes fiat, stale and boresome. 1t
is the dying hope of the woman and
the despair of the man.
So powerful is habit and so persist
ent is custom that thousands OF Wo-
men cling to their husbands dry-as-
dust kisses, and sometimes go so Tar
as to demand them with threats and
tears The very kiss that woman
would not have tolerated IN hero
counting days, kiss for which Tor
its lack of spice she would have re-
buked her lover she must have from
husband, or cry out that he does not
love her any more.
Now, because a man rushes OF TO
business in the early morning, leaving
on his wife's lips salute with no
more warmth or vitality i'll 1t than.
left over pancake, is no sign that he
no longer cares for her, or that he has
ceased to hold her in his heart as the
only woman in the world. DEEDS OF
his every day life prove that he loves
her more than he ever dreamed OF
during their counting days. Why she
cannot accept these deeds in place OF
words and kisses, awaiting the proper
time and place for kissing, is fairly in
comprehensive.
Duty Kiss Is Frost.
There would be more successful
marriages and fewer divorces if there
were no such thing as the duty kiss.
After marriage comes the serious bus
mess OF living, when the very exist
enCe OF love and fidelity depend upon
the husband turning his thought to the
making OF money and the provision
OF a comfortable home, when the wife
must think about the ordering OF the
groceries and the planning OF the
meals. With such thoughts crowding
the early morning it is, not always
eXpedient to try to convert the work
ing clothes OF every day into the pink
and blue chiffon OF romance.
When a husband feels obliged to
administer one kiss in the morning
Just as he is leaving in hurry, and
another when he is returning, tired
and tagged at night it is not surpris-
ing that he grows to have the diurnal
duty and that he sometimes has a Sc
cret longing for lively creature
whom he may kiss from impulse, The
thank the Lord that's over for to-
DAY kiss is high crime. Every kiss
OF the kind that is perpetrated by
either man or woman is only a nail
driven into the coffin of loves ro-
nance.
II husband did not feel compelled
10 give his wife duty kisses. when per-
maps he had to close his eyes, he
might feel like giving her a real kiss
oitener, one warm and vital with pas
SION. one that came straight from his
beating heart, instead of one that fell
moiltetently from the tip end of his
mustache.
=, 1t would not matter so much about
me woman being beautiful, even far
mo the years of wifehood, if she7
knew how to invest kissing with all its
!ehned subtleties, if she took the
trouble to enrich its sensory harmo-
mes II she made it the epitome of
rove and among LIES teeming mo-
Ien's the most tremendous of them
al and as matter of fact she would
s beautiful if she did this, at least