Mother’s role in shaping ambition and effort
A teacher argues that mothers must cultivate ambition in children not leave it to chance. She warns that fathers and schools cannot reform dispositions and that early discontent and push to improve are noble impulses. Without maternal guidance, children may remain content with mediocrity.
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Helen of Troy
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Head teacher proposes curriculum shift at girls schools
The head teacher of a cooking school advises revising girls schools curriculum to add a course on food values rather than cooking, arguing some pupils may never need cooking skills but should learn about nutrition and dietary choices.
Ambitious eating habits and home schooling hints
A consumer advice column argues women should plan nourishing affordable meals and avoid greasy recipes. It includes tips on proper bottle-waby milk temperature, portable school items, and boarding school comforts. Aurel ia Dwight and Olive Harper contribute fashion and home care notes.
Getting Ready for School and Child Comfort
Mothers may help children prepare for the school year by planning summer clothing and stocking enough garments for neat comfortable wear. Aprons for girls with ample pockets aid storing pencils or erasers, a small detail that can affect a child's readiness and conduct in class.
Humorous Anecdotes and War Tale Recap
A mixed collage: a reclusive visitor at a health spa draws pitying attention, social miscues from youth essays on livestock, a quip about Helen of Troy’s weight, a Charleston station tale of a note delivery, a Civil War moment where General Fuller consoles a dying trooper.
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