Salt Lake Telegram | 1941-03-25 | Page 19 | Plumes May Make a Woman Cute, but That's No Feather N Her Hat

LETS LET'S EXPLORE YOUR MIND MIND- Plumes May Make a Woman Cute Cafe But That's No Feather n Her Hat By Albert Edward Wiggam z C I W WI 4 I DO LARGE cr NUMBERS OF CF 0 ST N SAIL t FAIL AIL IN SCHOOL AND LIFE FE BECAUSE THEY CANNOT READ WELL VE YES NO 1 e ii I 3 v 1 EST ON t I t i ARt APE MORE MORE- WOMEN E O CR S Is IT rr WRONG FOR WOMEN TO SIGHTED NEARSIGHTED WEAR LEATHERS FEATHERS IN THEIR HATS 1 KIO 1 reeo Of n ronn r. r cw co Answer to Question No 1 4 1 1 I think it Is because owing to this foolish fashion many of our loveliest birds are facing extinction According to Bird Lore the egret formerly common in Mississippi and Louisiana was as practically destroyed destroyed destroyed de de- many years jears ears ago Laws were passed In the early but loopholes have been found and now that feathers have come Into style again birds are i. i being slaughtered in foreign f lands and bootlegged into this country against the Importing laws Unless a woman is wearIng wearing wearing wear- wear Ing chicken or goose or turkey or peacock or English sparrow 1 feathers she is likely aiding and abetting lawbreaking law and is o-l o certainly aiding the destruction c cof of some of ol the worlds world's more glorious birds t Answer to Question No 2 2 Teaching children children and and I ups grown ups grown to read is the biggest biggest biggest big big- gest problem In all education High school and college teachers teachers' 1 everywhere find that many students students students stu stu- dents cannot understand history economics social science dence or anything anything anything any any- thing else because they cannot read They even fail fall in mathematics mathematics mathematics mathe mathe- matics because they cannot read t the e problems clearly Hosts of j them try to enter college al although although al al- though as one educator said re recently recently recently re- re they cannot read or ort I write or spell or figure Answer Answer to Question No 3 S 3 3 Judging from the men some women marry Id I'd say more women are sighted near-sighted al although although ale al- though occasionally it seems a aman man must have been either nearsighted nearsighted nearsighted near near- sighted or else looking the other w way a y Seriously an English study of school children and 1500 family histories including including including ing adults showed that there are about two sighted near-sighted women to one sighted near man The The The- difficulty is mainly inherited and not due to using the eyes too early or too much Our Family Tree Chart shows how to study your own family heredity Sent at cost 15 cents plus a c 3 cent 3 nt stamp