The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-07
ed TIE KEY WEST CITIZEN Wednesday. January T. 1853

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Nothing takes the place of an
everybody-for-h himself training pro-
gram for the family. Hmnmnmnm,
sure would like to get mine to live
up to that. Well anyhow, I've
found some pretty fine tips in
bathroom cleaning-up, and it will
go a long way in helping out, even
if you have to do it all by your
little self. So from time to time
I'll be passing on your way. Watch
for them!
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Maybe you know how hard it
Is to SET a date TO move info fine
new house you've just built.
and then keep TO it. Well IFS the
same way with Mar-Eds. They
got moved in all right, but This
here now problem Of lights. floors,
and even plaster can be down.
right annoying, and what can
you do with workmen falling all
over fhe place? They thought
they'd be ali set by Monday sure.
Now il looks like il will be TO-
morrow. unless the roof falls
in or something.
With fine usual perVersitY Of
workmen. this one shop, the
only one all moved in, has all
the scaffolds, horses and para
phernalia you can think of piled
in front of IFS doors. But it's
open, so go on in anyhow, tfne
gals are there, the stock is there,
and If you can get in. they'll
welcome you. All piOneerinsl
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Well now, one thing Pm sure of
after reading what went into the
Journal so years ago, and that is
that l wouldn't be writing this or
any other column had / lived then.
It says that in January 1903 a
new department never before at
tempted by any magazine appear
ed in the Journal. 1t was one of
free advice from one of the coun-
try's ablest trained nurses. Now
what I'd like to see is January
1908 Journal.
It also goes on to say that "Sev-
en- eighths of the actions of women
are influenced by the words
what will people say?' " The Edi-
tor complains bitterly about it and
wants to know how long women
will remain under ''this thraldom?"
Well l don't, know as that kind of
thraldom viii ever end. We may
break quite few rules every now
and then, but we always try to do
it on the @. T. because of what
people win say. And / don't mean
just the gals either.
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The latest news from the Dirty
Box comes from q terrific buying
"trip by Mrs. Lowell (oh yes, she
goes on 'em too. only not so far
awayl who brought back wonder
fvl things made in Guatemala.
Real leather bags with the gay
embroidery, belts, silver ieweIrY,
and that first love Of mine.
skirts.
She really went mad with the
eolors too, and you'll find hUes
you never thought possible, en-
broideFed in al the coIors Of the
rainbow. And you know Cvafe-
malan enbrcideTyI
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An old saying that ''You can't
judge a book by its cover" has
been proven again and again, but
you can judge man by what he
reads was proven more than so
years ago by the daughters Of
Shakespearean and classical actor
who supported him in talented
manner. The mother and sisters
enjoyed playing the drama and
travelling with their father, but
they cringed at the thought of being
classified as a show troupe. So
whenever they appeared on the
street on their way to and from
the theatre, one OF them always
carried the latest copy of the
Ladies Home Journal, in order
that there should be no questions
at to their ideals. Wen fhevinS
Sakesl
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Words Of wisdom aFaanating
from the office cs Or. Valdes
over on puvai Street are a.
follows: II is . fact well known
10 teachers and 10 those who are
trained 10 advise what course Of
Studies should be pursued, that
me condition cf . ehilds visien
has . Srsaf deal TO do with his
choice Of vocation. u vision II
normal, u usually means good
grades a. school and . real de-
sire 10 continue with school work
Until an education can be oh-
tanned; and . desire TO be fitted
for some particular business or
profession. On the ether hand. n
vision 10 helow par and no Steps
are taken 70 eerreet IL, n usual.
" means little desire 10 read O.
study No desire 10 continue with
sehcoi wark. ard LITTLE iy4fwrexH