The evening world. Newspaper, June 19, 1913, Page 20

frig eerie WREDAY, 's wie “19, emg hain News Oddities HOW TO BE ATTRACTIVE © ww Pichi ame of ase | WO WORLD, TH ‘ Copyright, if, by The Prese Publishing Co. (The New York World). GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE—John B. Sears of Chicago says his wife drank | } Charm Vanishes as Beauty Talks Slang | Or Devotes Her Efforts to Chewing GEALTIR | ve. cai tary wares deblend a6 Mantes antec uk lege how to run @ farm. MAJ. BLAKE of the Mextcan Army, now ia this city, {¢ @ native American, *HY OW MIEND § AN OW HORSE but cannot speak English. He hae spent nearly all his life in Mexico, j fins f TO A MILK WAGON= EVERY 1G WHEN WLEAVE 6 GIVE Hime MELANCHOLY GIRAFFE in the Paris soo committed auicide BRITISH ARMY will have docked horses. IN INDTA the Agricultural {a experimenting on feeding prickly | pears to cattle, adding cotton-seed oll to the cactus to counteract the irritating effect of the thorns, | SUSSEX COUNTY JAIL in New Jersey ts absolutely free of inmates for the | first time in fifty years. MONTCLAIR PROFESSOR has sailed abroad carrying wild flower nedds | from the Jersey hills to scatter throughout Europe, | COUPLE in Luray, Va, dived under the water and came up married. A minister accompanied them to the bottom of the Luray caverns and tied the | knot ONLY HONK THE GOUSH’S.—Prince Edward Island, where the big oysters | come from, has voted not to admft automobiles under any condition. MOTHER in Chicago, weighing only ninety pounds, has given birth to fif- teen pounds of triplets. ‘WON DEATH ON APPEAL.—Harold Henwood, who kilied two men in Den- ver, was convicted of second degree murder and sentenced to life imprison- ment. He won an appeal, and on his second trial got the death penalty, Woman Would Be More Attractive if Less Noisy, ships from Vancouver to Yokohama, SAY HE PUT TIES ON TRACK. boyant; If She Paid @ home for me and my child, eo I ame back to New York with some ttle savings In my pocket. I was so unsophisticated as to believe More Atiention to Man- nere and Less to Ap- MDDLETOWN, N. Y., June 19.—Ber- | nard J. MGuire of Kingston te locked up in en jail on the charge of at- tempted train wrecking. He boarded a train on the Ontarlo and Western’ Rail- road here yesterday, but was put off at Stony Ford because he refused to pay his fare. | It te alleged that a short time later he| piled ties on the track and placed pieces, of iron tn the frogs of the switches, | that with my very temperate habits, my sound and body, I would encounter but little ¢rouble iw finding @ mate. I joined a so-called better ment society. The God Mammon was their trump. Rich, hollow- headed, dissipated bachelors dom!- mated. I saw dolls but no attractive ‘woman fit to become the wife of a ™man—a real man. As the prospect of some dotties of free champagne @id not appeal to my character or my individuality, as I hadn't the etuff in me to turn a flatterer, I felt “Bachelor of 39’ Criti- ., Cees Her “Bossy” Atti- - tude in Home, Though ogee Bully Is as y to Wield the Safety Razor as the average American girl ag she is to- day. Cc. B. J. Dear Madam: If women really ‘want to be attractive to men let them learn how to cook a decent meal You will admit no doubt that home cooking killed poor John. But it is mostly the husband's fault. If they GETTING GRAY? vi @idn'¢ eat thelr wives’ “winters.” weet bos ee ein aad social | How to Restore Youthful Color | i ral and outwi rele, and ly dreams of o Curling Iron. wtNrowine the ‘con as tothe euper- nice suburban home, with @ kitchen of Your Hair. fority of her cooking to any other known cook or cooker; if they would come out with the truth and demand food that could be eaten, then woman might get a line on her most serious defect. Man should assert himself and demand bdetter cooking, more nourishing food—some- thing besides delicatessen lunches, RBADER. Dear Madam: I am a young German, @ widower and came to this country to forget much unhappiness. For four years I worked in railroad and logging camps in Western Can- eda, propelled as common stoker, garden oultivated by me « brave ‘well educated wife, a voyage to- gether to the old country tn order to fetch my dear, nice child are far from realisation, My only friend at present is an old horse attached to a milk wagon. Every morning, when I leave home I meat him and sive him a banana. 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Dear Madam: It te true that women to-day are fesse charming than their grandmothers, I attribute this fact to thelr selfishness and to their fail- ure to learn the meaning of obe- dience. 1 speak mat of the younger generation, that {s, say, be- tween the ages of eighteen and twenty-five, The women I've met within the last few years I have have been spared and the child spoiled, which I found afterward to be a fact—every gir, without a @ refer to a few th opportunity of observing closely. Of For 50 Coupons OCTAGON _ Soap — Powder — Cleanser A Remarkable Offer! ee rl il i ally ipa dg) We ae te For GreaterNewY ork, Jersey City and Hoboken five or oiz hundred threadbare z 5 +4 i h only. Good until Sept. 15, 1913. Only one set to @ person and must \ be called for in person. 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