Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-06-13 | Page 6 | Let's Explore Your Mind

Lets Let's L Let et s Explore E I ore Your Y our Mind Me In d A Pastime Fascinating f na With tin I Albert The Fr Fruit Edward The of Noted of the Wiggam Author Family of D. D Tree Sc p- p 1 r I A WOMAN i d p W USUALLY I IWI WI LUNG LUNG- I TO 10 Q L LISTEN pJ i f 4 TO TH THE E J t TRUTH t AV I ABOUT THE THEd THEMAN d 1 5 L MAN MAIN V r i 6 GHE 1 E EJ J LOVE I j rs f vEt OR NO c c WS fe V i r s b. b IGHT AND SOON t F t 1 r ER OP LATER ILL I'LL BREAK 2 2 A GROUP OF COLLEGE FRE AME GIRLS GIRL'S ARE DEBATING THI QUESTION QUEST I 3 ie JE IT 11 A DESIRABLE DE TRAIT TO ION ARE BLONDER MORE DEPENDABLE DEPEND DEPEND- BELIEVE LIEV IN ONE G LUCKY TAR ETAR TAA ABLE AND LESS FLIGHTY TH THAN AN BRUNETTES 7 COPYRIGHT COPYRIGHT v. v E DR NO IdO OR fl NO o 7 gSa r COAuthors COAuthor's CO- CO Authors Author's note These answers are given from the scientific point of view dew Not all morn moral questions can caD be answered with absolute scientific accuracy but no decision as to what is morally right is possible without without without with with- out science Science ce puts right of organized r society above abovE the rights of individuals individuals 1 Certainly 1 not because love tries Its s utmost to believe only that which is s good Indeed a woman in love usually says Dont tell me mc anything bad ad about him I dont don't want to know Love ove would not be love if it were n not t looking all the time for the good goodin in n the loved one and gl glossing over the bad ad When it becomes a cold cold blooded blooded ded calculating of ones one's faults faulls it ceases to o be love 2 Our 2 Our foremost exponent of physiognomy physiognomy phys- phys asserts that blondes have havethe havethe the he following characteristics They are e quick C changeable and va- va ety Brunettes she says are slow slow deliberate cautious senous serious seri sen ous us Drs Dra Donald Paterson and Katherine Catherine Ludgate psychologists of Minnesota u university tested this assertion assertion as- as by having each cach of 54 people select elect two pronounced blondes and tw to wo pronounced brunettes and rate th them lem m on these traits The results showed 53 per cent of the blondes were ere changeable and 43 per cent of f the brunettes Sixty six per cent of the je blondes were variety loving and arid 62 2 per cent of the brunettes also loved variety All other characteristics ran the about same All such wild assertions assertions asser- asser ons about human characteristics are easily shot to pieces by any simple exact cX experiment There were practically no differences that amounted MARRIAGE By Dr Albert Edward Wiggam With Questionnaire A remarkable little booklet written from the scientific viewpoint It should prove of rapt interest not only to those of marriageable age but also to parents for its guidance value It is packed with priceless in in- formation It deals with heredIty heredity hered hered- ity how you ou get it how you transmit it Sent upon request Include self addressed stamped return envelope and extra stamp to cover printing Address Address Address Ad Ad- dress Dr Albert Edward Wiggam Wiggam Wig Wig- gam care this newspaper Just ask for Marriage Booklet to anything 3 3 Faith Faith in ones one's self and ones one's own powers t to meet all comers corners is one of the biggest factors in achieving sus sus- cess To depend on luck is sheer fatalIsm fatalism fatal fatal- ism and in the long run is bo bound nd to leave the luck believer holding the bag Some people peo do have somewhat better luck at least for for- fora a a time than others but we are living in a mathematical mathematical mathe math universe where the laws of chance distribute good and bad breaks about evenly throughout the human population No matter how much you ou believe in your luck you simply cant can't beat the game