Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-05-10 | Page 8 | Let's Explore Your Mind

C Lets Let's Explore Your ur Mind By DR ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM O I tj kl x 1 J II eeD 12 I I IF fOU W. I JT roLE m I I A WO A FAUL P GE N t HoM I HEP To ro P o I 1 W wl F Ft I 1 DONT DON'T G e- e eW W VW 1 WoNg 4 I Jj Do 00 M KEM DO V f jE IN INHERIT IT AS 16 MUCH AgiLITY ABILITY E OPt l. l O ibl LOI le HUSBAND HUG NO THEY HAVEN'T AVEN AH AND JL L PAt JD t NVER MOVE THEY SHOULDN'T a E PEEVED ABOUT I IT EITHER APE 11 KIDI 61 v YOUR 0 PI 0 Iou oo OPINION 5 Address Dr Wiggam care of The Telegram m inclosing a stamped envelope envelop and 10 cents for The Art of ConverS Conversation tion by Milton Wright Answer to Question No 1 nice persons notwithstanding all 1 Yes women inherit as much we men mendo do to put thel their nerves on ability as the men but but- develon dif dlf- edger edge True women e c can cart by by straining every nerve and going out of what seems their natural sphere do about anything men can do do- do except mens men's supreme achievements of genius in architecture painting literature invention etc In these hardly one woman in a a. thousand years equals men Just why is not known But why not stick to the things just as as great that U they ey can cando cando cando do easily easily roaring rearing and training children cooperating with men in home building and in promoting so social social social so- so cial righteousness and religion and the permanent values that make life worth l living ving at all If they do this they wont won't have time to get peeved Answer er to Question No 2 3 2 I think youve you've got something there Mrs B. B K but I dont don't know just what Depends I think chiefly on the kind of woman you are talking talking talking talk talk- ing to and to-and and her relationship to the I woman you are talking about If I she is the selfish jealous type in addition has any personal relation in to the talked about woman yes about yes she will verbally scratch her eyes out On the other hand Ive I've heard heart two women praising another woman a hundred times to once where I have heard one praising and the theother other criticising Women are pretty I Answer to Question No 3 3 They certainly are kidding themselves and everyone else The Mellon Institute of Pittsburgh as related elated by the Scientific American rigged up up an apparatus that would register every time a a. sleeper changed his posture Of the sleepers tested only only- one slept like a i log without moving moving and and he was Insane All the others wiggled about from 26 to 60 Umes times during the night Copyright 1938 for The Telegram