The evening world. Newspaper, August 26, 1914, Page 14

“ 28. 2914, D Sketches and Stories and the Ride Home NOw Ic TAtre YHaT Piece oF CANDY AN'BAT THe re wow ISN'T TUNDER THE HaT— (snr IT Now Jit Pur 'T UNDER THe HAT a Hat, Dow’, tt TANT Be ‘DONE YD NEVER 6uES miss mary! MEN BE MILLYUNAIRS— IAINT GAINSANIN' THAT, LEMUEL, BUT THERE AINT NO SIENS OF IT ABOUT EM = THEN Bin Miss Prim, Miss Painted Lady, Miss Popular, the Three Graces of Modern Girlhood are at least nine of the other ki ‘Twilight Sleep’ Proves a Success; Greatest Medical Mercy ‘o Women A Record of 118 Maternity Cases in Which There {cine *%., 4 woman will suffer, fog Was No Memory of Pain to Cloud the Mother's Delight—Philanthropic Endowment Would Aid Thousands. By Marguerite Mooere Marshall. Bater the Taree Graces of modern girlhood, Miss Prim, Miss Painted aly and Miss Popular. ‘They are introduced by “Miss F. V. W.,” who gives a remarkably inter- analysis of the American girl of today and worthy of extended quotation, “Mise right when she divides her criti artificial and the ascetic maiden. latter in the present | ®! o is as undesirable a Do you remember a h4 taloum pe i chicken or baby doll you were out with? She certainly was dolled The men of to-day demand use paint and powder. ce, I heard recently of @ young man who kept steady company for about eix mor ths and liked the girl in @pect, but he had t because ghe did not ; OF dress up to date. laughing stock of his club, fér they wanted to know where he got the poor sim: ‘ MISS MOD! Y. IN DEFENSE OF THE GIRL WHO : «What makes Mise De Gumm so HEI thee! gee hlovpile wanutae- drug acts in just the same way. When other opiates, such as are given at all, It te at time J fore the actual birth, and th: tient must first endure Jong hours of | thousand cases it may be all right, The greatest medical women can ever know is an ac- complished fact. tive mother In the city of New York can give birth to her baby and suffer absolutely no pain. Bhe has only to go to the Jewish nity Hospital, No. 270 F chiototorm, |“ hate chloroform, i plexion, well and fa naturally white let her re- member that lilies are just as as roses, white skin is prettier than red complexion, and ra deacribe their hi at way. I say @ ‘nati kin,’ because & whitewashed Miss Popular’s clothes, she ‘s ihions in domestic life? I fail to take : You will find that in nine cases jov: ‘Git 2 tan the es Two noted German physic'ans, Dr.| Woman will slip away from you Mae Kari] shadow. Nothing like that hape T Bernhard Kroenig and Dr. Gauss, worked out eight years ago. Klinik in Germany, the treatment | bens with scopulamin. At the Freiburg “We are using and shall cen- five thousand| tinue to use the ‘Twilight Sleep’ babies have been born painieasly,| for among them a number of husky| the Jewish Maternity Hospital. whose mothers| And if philanthropists will make * the water to tr eg n Fs the girl who mak: i i young Americans, could afford to cross awakes, with her baby besi there will be no memory of hours ef agony to cloud her delight. For her these hours have simply entirely, as does Mins e to the yey extreme ving girl may refrain from prevailing custom them, feel too modest to make use of them and still Dear Madam: the ter written by Miss A. G. with great interest, but I was surprised to find that there was any one with such views living in the twentieth century. Just because a girl paints and powders, does it necessarily sig- nify that she it ‘Why not look at ‘“m: aifterent ene? After all, what joes amount to? good girl will always be good, no matter what happens ana under any cir- cumstances whatsoever, quently can a litle paint and po i ri Women from all over Europa ho journeyed to the Freiburg Klintk, but} that cemes inte most women’s its methods are now receiving their| lives. We are not a large hes- first fair trial in this country. pit Why have not American doctors given American mothers the benofits of the “Twilight Sle probably more satl tor than to a pal that the treatment, requires special traini i those styles which come her, and remodels them in such &@ way as to remove any suggestive indecency. But don’t think she doesn't look up-to-date. “An appearance like that, men and women are thinking they 20 denounce pai: We are living in the twentieth century and not in the This is not a fuiry tale, although It must sound like one to many 4 curate, uncolored summary of a scientific achievement, isolated achievemen! either, but one which has been re and eighteen times at this same Jewish Maternity Hospital during the last three month. one hundred and eighteenth “pwilight Sleep” baby was born there yesterday. rons the baby's birth too! ning World reporter was udmitted to the room where the mother lay, ‘As the reporter stepped insi door the mother, alt. eyes, Was repeating “Oh! oh! soft, slow monotone. the sort of complaint one might utter when rather wearied by a dull head- The woman's face was per- fectly calm and, even as her head moved a little, b one side, her eyelids fell lower and the croon--it couldn't be called 0 roan—stopped completely. Yet that had been received in the hos- fore and her baby was the world within the next sixty minutes. HOW THE “TWILIGHT SLEEP” Is BROUGHT ABOUT. the foot of her bed stood the a man who has brought f the painiess Sonenaneat . He came astral rom fo en ¢ that miracle was i 7 One answer--| nothing. But if fun tory to a doc-| vid rung mother—in imple as it !ooks ing and sensitive) ‘The essential ls in the habit of and I assure you that they girls of the highest standards, rarely to be duplicated, merely us- ing paint and powder because of the prevailing custom and seeing no harm in doing so. Again, I to inform you that these z 4 3 : t FE ! ! é i i | a eg fF fs a& jemanded by the men of discernment on the part of the phy-|only in Germany, but we fortunately Wie ort. yes — the men sician, as well as an extra allowance | have on hand enough to last for sev. He must not leavo the patient's side from the first injection of scopulamin until the baby a horn. And he must know exact!y how to regulate the dosage DETERMINING THE NUMBER OF |“ DOSES I8 DELICATE 4 |.."To make the treatment a success,|up and dressed and walking about enough scoplamin must be given to| the day after the birth of their babies, subjective pain. much means that the birth sto) explained the doctor at the Jewis Maternity Hospital. differs with the men need an injection every half| tion but Some can go an hour or even| more rap two hours without a repetition of the/ women who are not given scopu- The one sure test is the test| lamin. The nervous system le band.” Now doesn't all this sound like ex- cellent common sense? ONLY THE FLASHY GIRLS ARE IN DEMAND. im: Replying to Mine er in reference to the girl, I wish to say tha: tioned in it tn th She certainly some credit for th : t i 5 3 f i i i } eter and emotions of this gir! js it necessarily implied that be- a little paint and powder she will be a total failure “POPULAR” “Ws happy MEDWM CET WEEN miss PRIM he hour in which k place an Eve- T chal desires to take up swer mv letter, EF i ; é i : i ; every word mi it H i! 7 Z4 # thinke she | 3 lar or—dosen't thin al “And I don't see how a girl of thi marry—a' pris “And the dosage | working women. Bome wo- 4 it least any of the reacts by her apper use these men don't seek Miss Painted Lady as a wife. All they kind can men that she att: be ‘Twilight Sleep’ a we- pital hours * mew bo NOT Stew ‘we «PAINTED LADY joctor shows her a object. Ten minutes later the can't remember he is atill under the in- lace wher! ones for the first time, o—Fretburg, Germany. dress the Amerionn Conarere ot ext month. Obstetricians n ‘lion aiseet of the treatment, sometimes describes “Twilight Sleep” ‘The pain is there all the time, atient'’s brain is not conscious of ot! br That is why Dr, Kroenig, Giscoverer EW bye Alea No ustalrent| 7 A] te mnesia. but the the 118 cases here at the ho the doctor continued, “we have had not one failure, in the sense of the treatment’s having injured moth- er and child in any way. number of cases, most of them at t! very beginning, when our techniq ‘Rich cuitk, melted grein, in powder form. Siding as otclabeay, mothers end tho end tithful then toa or code and repeat ‘mai the birth of Te obtain the hoot results Tn « emall tater tnievalide hee: "LOLMPoP'! hours and then cry ‘I won't s this any longer! You can kill Kill the chilu—t don't care! you've got to do something!’ And se we are forced to use chloroform ag@ instruments, SAYS CHLOROFORM 1s a TREACHEROUS DRUG. he physic It's the the world. added, vehemently. treacherous thing and in the thousand and first the ry mother who wants it at we shall be so glad te every mother in New st intense suffering ive the same treat- woman to the woman , we will hire h care of the women wi ‘Twilight Stee copulamin is made 1 months, ‘The beneficent after-effect of the * 'wilight Sleep” is to my mind am en more remarkable feature thang the freedom from pain which It in= * concluded the doctor, Freiburg mothers who come under this treatment have too | We have kept most of our patients in "| bed, but they usually need a rest om general principles, They are baré- there is no ques- their recovery is than is tl ace with spared the tremendous drau; houre of physical marty: valid And a trip through the ’ brought confirmation of the words. Everywhere smiling, Ke cheeked mothers told of their wonder- ful escape from suffering and ko 't an bubsequent strength. “I didn’ I'd bad a baby until five hours aftepe it was bo: confessed = bout it before I + iad tur cruelties, were about lifted forever. 1); quien ne eubetente,_ Aon tor nomusen’s, eto the fact that the | wan lene sure, the mother did not re- spond to the op! There are no succenses tn But the ‘Twilight Bleep’ comes as near as possible to a per- feotly auccesatul treatment. “Out of our 118 oases we ha te on but three, If se a not been used the ni of operations would have been grea’ SAFETY FIRST ubjective pain, whl ene and yet there ie ni with the muscular want her for is they look for a Another reason is be- cause they are not what ¢! rt the loud mouth bolsterous girls are the popular ones and can be resorts and pleasure to way that to is gist there the scopniainin a tum ti Lt we te which laces, I'm sorry avery. natural, modeat