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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, . 1 927.
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Because it it the World's FASTEST
, Because it has the SAFEST Wringer
Because it washes CLEAN
. Because it is best for LINGERIE '
; Because it requires least ATTENTION ; . ,
Because it is EASIEST to handle ; ! t '
Because we believe these statements TRUE
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Let us
prove these
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your satis-'
faction. Add
to above
facts that
it is a
RUST
LESS steel
tub, and
will, be
cause of
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heat longer.
The agita
tor Is
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LITE, non-wearlno
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the usual four.
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It has six vanes In place of
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The Winchester Store.
NEVER LET YOUR CHILD
I SEE FEAR ON YOUR FACE
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By Olive Roberts Barton
Que "f tho Ilrst 01 the teu cora"
mundmonts ol child training In,
"Thou Shalt not teach linn fear."
f A- baby In born Into this wdrld
without kpowuig what fear meaus.
It 'Is not there -dnd lt.wll not. bq
until It la nut there. -
t And wfibn'wo think that back of
inOBt failure, back of much 111
heiilth and unhapplnoss la fear In
one of lta forma, dooa It not seem
preposterous that we make so lit
tle effort to prevent it. i We ply a
child wltU vacclnoa and serums and
alt sorts of preventative treat,
ment to keop hU body healthy
yet we are criminally caroloas
ab'out allowing things-to happen
thiit make a soul-Blck. 'coward of
lilm forovor. ' ' ' . . ' '
You ask how ho can' be fright
ened when hu dooa not know Iwhat
It .means. The development of it
little. child's, mind, must, nucessarl;
ly-bValftloW-ef analysis: ,:aL :tlic
beginning.
" H1b first knowledKO Is gained by.
Instinct, a lot of It 1b gullied by
pure mimicry, and Ills own sensa
tion, of, unygostur? ho copies. Then
comes ii psychological. word called
"ttpparcontloji!' jvhicjn ' translated
means u; iaa) fir6ugh! Kto."i (Ho
interpret anyi f n(jw Knowledge
gained In', tea ni b 'nl ' 'what . lie i al
ready know i M ';'' ' i
; Ho. bears 'ti jcrtfshl llo iicroenri
with fear. He 'snciT it big Hog! Ho
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runs hysterically to his, mother.
Why ' did i he not scream or : run
when ho ' was a year or two' old f
Because before Unit time he had
not observed i consternation - on
someone's face when there 'was a
loud iioIbo. Because there had
boon no Suggestion before that
from other children or his parents
of danger, coming from a dog.
If you do not want your child to
bo a coward, never punish bin) by
shutting him -in a dark closet; ab
solutely never, never hold over his
hcud the rng man, the policeman,
a witch, or a bugaboo of any sort.
Never tell hlra a story that has In
It the elements of grotcsquoneBs or
djBuster, mallclouBUoSs or crime.
: Never let u child' sue feu on
your face. Show lilm thitt tlrd will
burn und tench lilm 'ordinary cau
tion. But not through fear. And
never lot him henr you say, "I'm
afraid!" as we are apt to do when
we are iictuully afraid of nothing
tajt.ali ' Tit chilli's : subequsciuus
mind' seizes and -holds- rhlngB- (hilt
his, conscious mind may forgot,
Subconscious mintlB nro-not 'to bo
foolod with. They havo a direct
bearing on- mental and physical
health.' V6 shi)iUd watch1 w&t we
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Dr. MeKalg Visitor , i
i Dr. R; I,. McKlg . Of Voilciilla
In '.this.? city .for n -i'mI lioitiB
on Tuesday, lou'klng iilier business
al'fuii'H and" visiting.
COOKING SCHOOL
ECHOES
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White
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.. Featherweight y ,
CAKE
; if A'TeUed 'Recipe '.' 5
! f H cup Crlsco , . '. ' , t i 3 cRR wliitca . . , t
: ' I cup siiRar cup jiiilk t
' ' 2 cups flour ' i i ' ' f 1 teaspoon vanifla
( 2 tc-ispooiis baking powder ! i teaspoon salt
i Crram Crisco with sugar. Stir in alternately milk and
sifted dry ingredients. Fold in thoroughly stiffly beaten
. crk whites. Add vanilla and turn batter into two
' 1 creased layer pans. Bake in a moderate oven (350
degrees K.) about 20 minutes.
, Ice with cocoa nut or maple iciiiR, or Crisco white icing.
, Crisco White Icing
2 etips confectioners lutar 1 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons Crisco , teaspoon almond
3 tablespoons milk 1 or lemon extract
. 1 teaspoon vanilla . ' 1
- Cream Crisco with cgc and salt. Add milk and rest of
ugax and flavoring. Nlix wcIL
Crisco gives mc delicious cakes tli.it you
simply cannot tell from butter cakes light
and tender, with a fine, even texture. Hut
Crisco is by no means limited to cake mak
ing. I fincl that I can always depend on
Cnsco for flakier pic crusts, fluffier biscuits
dainty desserts and for all frying. .
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test your cooking fat taste it.
: Crisco's sweet flavor will astonish you.
WOMAN'S! HOSPITAL
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WOMEN DOCTORS TO STAFF NEW YORK INSTITUTION
DEDICATED TO THE LONG-SUFFERING MIDDLE )
CLASS BOTH SEXES WELCOME AS PATIENTS
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' , By NEA Service j 1 '
NEW VOIllt) Juuo 22. And 'uow
wppjeu Uuclojf,, (i (tbl feuijulot
age, are I iilaiinluK to' build I tht-IH I
own uospltul.' ', ' '
They will be altruistic, )u their
plonoiiug venturie; however. For
the. largo .Gotham Hospital: it lilcb
thoyi jilau will be leiiicutid to
tho use ot tlio long uufferiug niiit
(llle class that ( has not phough
money to pity for private rooins lu'
ordinary lioupiluls und yet too
nmuli lo go free lu public wards.
.;. ; All Patients Welcome
Moreover, though women doc
tors will staff the hospital, men
doctors will bo privileged to bring
their, patients there; Both sexes:
will bo admitted, for treatment.
Tho Women's lledlcul Associa
tion o't New York City Is behind
the Gotham Hospital pltin.. .This
orgaiiimlon Is launching a drive
to interest 1,000,000 men and
women in backing the Gotham
Hospital. " The plan Is, to raise
not only for building the. institu
tion but to endow It. i !
Don't Know Mother Is Slain
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At Uie recent American 'Medldul
Association convention the cry
ing need for1 hospltalB, :wus? ..for
small-salaried men aud women In
the less reruunqrjttWo. professions
librarians, social workers, nurs
es, social wdrkerii,' feiicheis add so
on. The Gotham Hospital will an
sworUhfs' need; n 1 . . . . ! f ; :
Women Enthusiastic
Women leaders in overy brauch
of work itro already .expressing
.ihelr entluislusuijOvur tills venture .
oyi wpmen jUobtos. Aiiong those .
loyally (supporting the 'drive . 'are. (
suilt women iuuders us ex-Governor
Boss, of Wyoming, Mrs. Percy
V. Pennybitcker, Mrs. Harriot Sluu
tou Blatch, Jane Adams, Ida Tar-
bull; Jutlgo Jcad It Noli'JS lind Hr; :
Josoiihiuti' bftkav.' : boctcu' incaiiBr '
Van Alstyne of New York, jlSDrotf-'
idont of tho Women's Medical As
sociation of Now York, ., . . . . i
Prime ' movers in the Woman's
Hospital campaign are the ; three
distinguished women pictured at
the right: (top to bottom) Judge
Jean H. Norrls, of New York;, Dr.
Eleanor van, Alstyne, president of.
the Women's Medical Association,
and former Governor Nellie Ross,
of Wyoming. '
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THE WOMAN'S DAY
BY ALLENE SUMNER
The two children of Dr. Frank R. Loomls, on trial in 'Detroit for the
muraer or nis wite, Grace, made tneir nrst appearance In' court the
other day. Neither knows of .the brutal staying of the mother, they
only know that "she Is gone.11 Janet Is S and Frank Ib 8. ' J-'.
Leaves to Attend Sorority Meet
' Miss Elizabeth Clark, student at
O. A. C., who has been visiting
with her mother in this city since
the closing of college, left Tues
day for 1'ed.uot,. Minn.,; where -she
will nttend tho Phi Beta Phi sor
ority convention. -From Fequot
she will go to her former home In
Indiana. She will later join' . her
mother in Los Angeles, where thoy
are making their home, and in the
fall,wlll return to O. A. C.
The music for this occasion
will be furnished I ,
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Victrola. One Hour of Concert '
Before, Each" Cooking Demon
stration, ' - , f i ' ' ? i ? ( . ' ' V ''
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Victrolas, Radios and Pianos
If you want, to find out whether
your friends, relatives and ac-
iliiHinlaiiCea are really lnteillgont,
jUBt passing bright, or plain mor
ons, listen to them talk, and re
flect upon it. A certain renowned
psychologist who has been passing
mo tune away by dodging around
corners, listening to neonlo talk.
says that the highest type of per
son talks or Ideas; tho next high
est talks of. material things, and
tho lowest tnlks ot personalities.
Oh como now, isn't that a bit
arbitrary? If you mean just Iho
"blKhest cold Intellectual type,"
maybe you're right, Mr. Scientist.
But I nm Inclined to think thut the
truly highest type, that type of
person whoso vast human sym
pathies mellow and comfort tho
world, the people who nover heard
ot an lsni or an. ology, but are tho
first to hear the call of a human
need, talk about llttlo or nothing
but personalities, and hardly de
servo the title ot "Morons."
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The Baby's Name
Speaking of. nainc3 and ologles.
they tell us .now that the unborn
child really names himself or her
self. They say that when, little
Percy, grown Into a big Percy, ro
hukes his parents for toistlng such
a name on him. he has only himself
to blame as his own self, tiny and
unborn though it was, dictated
tho namo. And when daughter
Gwenny asks : on why you Inflicted
such a naino upon lu'r, tell her
hat she only did It herself. It's
science of numerology which ex
plains all this.
"His" Breakfast
There's a cerlnlit time-honored
old tradition which says Ihut ye
nuiT spot a good wlfo by whether
or nit she arises and prepares her
lord and master's breakfast. The
world of fiction has lone; engnged
itself with (ales of slacker wives
who snored on their downy couch
whilst. In the cold gray hours, their
belter halves either prepared a
dreary meal for themselves, eaten
alone In the marital kitchen or din
ing room, or cine fared forth Into
the unfeeling world and ate on a
lunch counter stool, flunked by
tither unhappy Bpcelmens of tho
genus husband.
husband talk in this wiso the oili
er morning. "Well, I had break
last down town this morning. Wile
was away. Gee, I enjoyed it. 1
never feel like eating breakfast ut
home, and just nibblo around, but
by tho time I've hud a little air I'm
hungry as a bear. That generally
means a second breakfast before I
go to the office. I've tried tact
fully to toll tho wife to stay abed,1
and explain that I'd rather got
breakfast down town, but she has
been raised in tho good tradition
that no real wife so abuses hot
spouso as neglecting to feed him
In the cold gray dawn. Seluh!"
More of it
Pmiirrlpfl mnra nr less with llm
above. Idea Is a recent magazino
article culled "Mother" by Virginia
Tprhiiim Van der Water, in which.
she n mother of the elder genera
tion, In years, so cienriy analyses
tho mother legend ot the then and
the now, that she proves herself
a modern In mind If not body. All
mothers who just can't get the
m.htt nr view nf their modern sons
niwi fhuiL'liters should read this.
The author hangs nil the trouble
on the fact that mothers who were
raised In tho old-fnshloned mother
tradition, which glnrllied for per
forming a natural biological func
tion and living the lite she chose
to live, the life of motherhood, can
hardly he expected to get the point
ot view of today's generation which
nys that all this mother twaddle
U 'sentimental bunk; that mothers
did the Job of their own choosing,
very often getting away with more
murder on their job than other peo
ple did on their jobs, und, even
when they did a bully mother job.
onlv doing their duly by bringing
a child into tho world. It's the next,
generation ot mothers who will
have the right Idea. But don't ex
l.d too much ot tho present gen
eration! ,., -o
Cottago cheese. Kosahurs Dairy.
Phoue ISO.
No'; vtsiole-joiiitir
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To Assist In Opening
Mrs. W. n. Vlli.y, on Hie sales
staff tit the iJosehurg liri.iieh stnte
f n... J C. Penney company, left
Tuesdav afternoon for Grants Pass
where she will assist 4n tho open
i, ,,, i,e new Klm-p belnK opened
It amused uie much tu henr kcy the company at that place,
K ft OS.
7 his tradc-mcii sm trcry shxt
fit jbt rofecttcik
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