Coalville Times | 1899-09-08 | Page 5 | Why Women Fight Seasickness

Why Women rlshl Heaaltkn.aa. i "Are women more subject to seasick ness than menT" An Atlantic captain rtplles: "Yea, but, on the other hand, they stand It better A woman struggles strug-gles up to the point of despair against the what I might call the Impropriety Improprie-ty of the thing. She Isn't so much tortured by the pangs aa aha Is worried wor-ried by the prospect of becoming disheveled, dis-heveled, haggard and draggled. She Aetata against It to the last and keeps up appearances as long as ahe can told up her head," I