The evening world. Newspaper, March 24, 1916, Page 14

‘THE EVENING WOR of! without any one knowing of ft a] “During the interim that tee Katherine MoDon her husband, at, for ver those years T/ elapsed I have studied, not alome at + temptation over-| the night school, but have tried every day to add # hing to my store of © WIFE OF ARTIST STRAUSS): ' day I hold an ex 6 equi 1 e d 9 y hte wall h 4 salary, ease. ¢ nantly | “Through kindness of @ oy ata meanal tioned In s hile there is He Is Sa I Ma | r id | ven \¢ @ week in a factory in the lower Phe perseverance with which| and overe If young girls could P : r | TE anew part of New York City. Here | man continued his attentions |onty th to understand that cerning | Drink 1 xs % ‘ iP) » ° ho’ toiled fr 8B until 6, in ng T have ever ain t ft A 4 ‘om un , counting ON eiigied ck int! Girl Who Is Not Ready to Sacrifice the Present to prop mings ter tee and Rorteening. [ee vein ats took occa-| Attain Success in the Future Will Never Make Similar duties, but every day | strength, nome of the brought me nearer to the second | tractive & m SPECIAL NOTICES. yutand | ~—- Go0d—The Hybrid, Half Butterfly and Half : me higne and study etenography | fing to do, nut once - : ko she asked. | myself in ffi galned the next one $ 4SK FOR and GET Be Sat Y Thee) afta Bee, Produces Poor Honey. |neceataty to myhome, which obviated “the [*0 00 tntll we become ca HORI iCK’S * At dinner parties | Natome of necessity of carrying ¢ Me arse ae cra ‘ “1 : “ Raa ich ara ‘i trawes Wale Vir Stow By Marguerite Mooers Marehall. 11 elie to. nany ha Toriveann ey cates - = THE ORIGINAL e ave made auch an unkind re- “The girl who can't miake saorificrs and daar hardandpe at the beyinning FrApe an? nacrifees, Tcan as | Away] cents per week fer ; M jn may as well sign her name ‘Failure’ and drop out of the race.” set out for. If circumstances ever | ined the maximum eal- 5 Ney, eek, | decided t: ALTED MILK |» Pauietly under | That is the success slogan in the postecript of @ letter from @ trained throw me on my own roscurces Aetl | lek WAKA arene The Effects of oO piates, ee ver ee Sen ee nee ind 1 Were) qurse, which T have Just received. And she practised what she preaches, with a decent aalnry. Tio the beat | ntages. This | MAT INFANTS are pecullarly susceptible to opium and ite vartons for she took a training Course for nurees with’ no you can; It is all that xpected. | secure, and at $12 « Pp tions, all of which are narcotic, is well known, Even ered one of the largest émallest doses, if continued, these opiates cause changes in the funo- financial assistance from enybody. ‘There's many a|AP4 those who do their best or pound ger m houses in New York | tions and growth of the cells which are tikels to become perinanent, causing factory girl 10 has more spending money than a |PIROT VICTORY OVER TEMPTA-| . hf — imbecility, mental perversion. a craving for alcohol or narocot! ics in Ia le. probationer in a hospital, if she is entirely dependent | TION LEADS TO MANY MORE, It was an entirely d/ferent en-| Nervous diseases, such as intractable nervous dyspepsia and lack of sta; vironment as I was one girt among wers are a result of dosing with oplates or narcotics to keep children q on her own resources, | “Dear Madam: As per your re-|twelve men, some happily married, age A infancy. The rule among physicians is that children should never But “A Nareo” is right. Whatever her field of | quest in The Evening World, may 1)forie nmertica | Then came that | receive opiates in the smallest doses for moro than a day at « time, and activity, the gifl who makes good must {in some cite my efpertence as a business! who forced ‘his attention upon me: only then if una my i, als, hing measure sacrifice the present to the future. Ste must | woman? which I tried to evade, but, ere Il oer to o ae treme, yaician cannot be too * “UA was on my fourteenth anniver.| knew it, was deeply involved. It wae ho see the goal of her achievement a9 “ous far off Giwine | g.ry ¢nae 1 reoeived word that I had|a case of propinquity and yet my and the di should not be @ party to it. Children who are event to which the whole creation moves.” Every cay examinations and waa elt; |aense of right and wronk was keen | peed the attention of @ physician, and {t is nothing less than « crime to phase of her daily life, fnoluding her recreation, must ag hy F “hee T e ton Beit te Seal way feettngs, (Cass shan ae wentks Castoris no narcotics if {t bears the be considered in tts relation to her ultimate success. |hign school she remarked to telly oxperience, Hence, after « period signature of Chas. 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