The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1911, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 4, Mothers Can Bring Up Giants By Advice of Strong Woman oF Mrs Sandwina Tells How She Is Training Her Son to Be Family’s Giant No. 9—Says Work Is Best Exercise. ByMargucrite Mooers Marshall. “Plenty to eat. “Plenty to sleep. “Plenty to breathe. “Plenty to work. “That is how my boy will be made a giant. That i¢ how | @very mother can make her boy a | strong man.” Mrs. Katle Sandwina ‘woman of Germany and t * Bailey circus, strong Barnum is responsible for tuts programme of physical common mense. her Mrs. Samdwina, é-pound husband nd securely as a kitten tosses , is the gighih generation of @ of giants” Her father is said to be the strongest man in Germany. Rut the line ts not yet ended. Her two-year-old son, ‘Theodore Roose: velt Sandwina, weighs fifty pounds, stands thirty-nino inches tall, and is #8 sturdy and strong as most little Youngsters three or four years his senior. Obviously he will be Giant No. 9 in the family of Sandwina, Yester- day I thought I'd call on his mother and father and ask them about the training, of a baby strong man. who tosses about Must Be in Good Health. 1, we keep Theodore: "No ‘First of well," declare] Mrs. Sandwina. one can be really strong unies: Naa the most perfect health. Have strong arms or and dyspepsia or nervy them. But the sit means vitalit along with rug all-over strength + freedom from any symmetrically, The poise, the even, equal distribution of muscles, is necessary for ‘the greatest physi. oal power.” Mrs. Sandwina tad received me in hee own apartments, and, under a thin dressing gown, her supple, dequtiful Agure bent and curved a she brushed her long brown hair talked. She was an unconaciou Perfect tllustration of her text thi beauty is strength, strength beauty “Theotore!” she called suddenly. Theodore, whose tolle: had been finished before his mother's, wander- €d nonchalantly across the room. He is @ very German little chap, with his| pie eves, rosy cheeks and golden| “Feel his muscles,” requested his! mother, and Theodore's small fis: doubled obligingly. Through the steve | of hia romper I could feel the firmness | of his plump forearm. hie is strong even now,” ‘sald Mts. Sandwina proudly. “Yet you see he hot overdeveloped and his muscles are not knotted His measurements almost perfect in their symmetry.” “But how, in detatl, do you of him?” T naked, does he eat”* “He given five méals a day, Does that und a great deal to you? OF course he ts not allowed to overeat ut | any one of them. But most children do | not have enough to eat, I do not moa only the poor children, I mean thet many parents do not understand that a ema child needs to eat much oftenor than an adult, just as babies are fed every few hours. Their little stomachs are too amall to hold much at on-e. and therefore the supply should be often renewed are} ears “For instance, what ATATIZ SANDWINA Aer AOSDAND axe BABY | DETRLOPSIRST OF Yes, Swissco Will | WO-VEAR-OLD SON Grow Your Hair OF STRONG WOMAN. | Mensuremien # of Theodore Moose. | Prevents Baldness and Dandruff, Re= | | awed a x 39 inch stores Gray or Faded Hair to DE OLS BAH DIA Nrene ts 50 pounds Its Natural Color. | ament sidewalk nad s, shade t at & He has a cere + 9314 inches . 2 we (Cement sidewalks, macadam streets, shade trees, « digested fruit. Then he } a1 tach be water, electricity, gas, schools, churches, &c., &c. ‘ou bal I AT A eT me iat Go, TO GREEN PARK NEXT SATURDAY OR SUNDAY coffee o pout 10 o'clock he haa a a Weat Blass of milk and bread or « 3. || Bett forearm i v y Bight thi ae Left thigh, s his lunch with w and vegetables and a littie meat or # mighe calf, and some plain, simple desert. At 4in | wert calf the afternoon he has more milk and bread. At7 we have’ our dinner, but he| == = = ex:8 no more meat, only perhaps one He always sleeps » and dread and milk, He i windows, and he veget # In bed by § o'clock and he sleep eleven hours, Wo give him practi no candy! ! and very few sweets weet voolate, which is now s comparatively little meat, We find tat rows best on etadles and mili eas.” ning. ‘ou give him any s al exer- rt clothes: taker his own exer aughea | Tomy, x } | broad. Mrs. Sandwi Theo¢ turn al abeotu handapring!" Theodore did a beautiful | ages COkOe one. “He picked that up ims exe But 1 should t si plained his moth o plays with | Ins up eds my dumbbells now and then. HI amali boy is rugs aud little for any r though when he {s olde course, go to the gymn ‘ut I believe thi iM ker in Japan Sra Maa : Tie | t apd ord, jment of Congress a month ago, Is said | ———— Seo ~ | with a elignt | | ] > nd men y than Indian clubs. 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Dinner Knives and Forks — Landers, Frary and Clark make-bone and ebony of six each nandies: value $1.2 77 Stoel Dinner Knives—-cellulotd ndiew—rag. 25 nh 17 | Dinner Knives—fancy handles value 12 Table Knives and Forks best tempered and ebony hans 1.98 69 andion— i 4-08 Tea Knives—-cellulold or rubber handles reg. $2.49—-bait dozen 1. Dinner Knives and Forks: atlver plated blades handiey—set of six 4. $4.98 fi © Knives and SOL OF BIN ntique ivory h ‘best stool storling silver forrul lined case — worth $6 2-Pe. Carving Sety— Wostenholin's best stag handlos: 8. 108 ving Sot#—3 pea stag hendies, 28 sot 2.08 best American steel « handles —-sterling sliver tin lined cases 4.49 special Liberal Delivery Schedule FREE DELIVERIES Datly Within 25 Miles. 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