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myself. 1: would not know how to buy any clothes for myself or find even a place on a street car. When I wish to have a friend come to the house I have to get permission and am not left alone with him. and he has to leave before l0 because mother or dad will rise and yawningly remark that it is time to retire. If I receive an invitation to a party

Have Parents Right to Live Grown Daughter's

Dear Dorothy Dix-Should parents have absolute power and control I have been taught all my life that I belong to my j parents completely, and that my mother has a perfect. right to do what I am 19, graduated from high school two years ago and am wonking. I have never in all my life decided anything for

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The proper consistency [or whip- ped white of egg should be such that the bowl can be turned upside down without their moving, and they should also be firm enough to cut with a knife.

The next thing to remember is that whipped egg whites should be used at once, otherwise if they are iset aside they will become liquid ‘underneath, with the result that leither cake or souffle will be heavy and altogether spoilt as to texture.

Last, but by no means least in importance, is the way the whites of eggs are added to the mixture for which they are intended. They must be folded in gently so that the air which has been so carefully whip- ped into them may not be expelled; then the mixture must be worked through very well until there are no traces of white showing in it-this ls to ensure that the cake, or what- ever it is. will rise evenly.

These are points of which one does not begin to realise the im- portance until one has had a few failures, which make one begin to search around for the reason or cause; they are, however, just some o! the rules of good cooking, which are well worth following. for like the laws of the Mecles and Persians they altereth rlotl i

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'I*hat's my father.

Is that so? I cortainly do like to see a man as particular about llttlel

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If you don't see it you are not} gelling '1" genuine Pi'°d“" Ofivdeprived of all her liberty.

- - - ‘be some one for whom she does not especiallycare she will say that I am whfih Cguldlé-enjeem sobfigirtzltr lnot at home or ask what they want with me and that they need not call to. tst esae, open a -1 '

any more. I have never received a letter unopened. Often I do not re- ceive my mail at all. I am not permitted to have any intimate girl ‘friends;

I have remonstratcd with my mother about some oi’ these things, but she says that there should be absolutely nothing that I should hide from her, and that she has a right to do with me as she thinks proper. Zhould

As a tyrant your mother certainly puts Nero in the amateur class. I didn't know that in these days of emanlcipated youth it was possible for a girl to be so downtrodden and enslaved as you are and so completely

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i Certainly, if these is a spark of spunk left in you, it is time for you toirebel and assert your constitutional rights to a little liberty and pur- suit of happiness. Otherwise, if you continue to let your mother ride roughshod over you. you will miss all the joys and pleasures of youth, and will soon find yourself isolated from all the other young people and in- evitably doomed to old maidenhood. ' l Your mother is absolutely wrong in her tratmeni of you in every res- pect. To begin with, children don't. belong to their parents and parents have no right whatever to make of them what. they please. God doesn't make children rubber stamps of their parents. Every child comes into the world with its own distinct individuality. Its tastes and talents and abil- ities may be entirely opposite from those of its father and mother, and it is cruel and generally fatal for the parents to try to force their child to do what they want it to do instead of what it wants to do itself.

Doubtless your mother sins against you through ignorance. She loves to boss and so she decides every detail of your life, and she does not stop to consider that by so doing she is killing every bit of initiative in you and keeping you from developing any judgment about things or any know- ledge of how to take care of yourself in the world. What does she think will become of you when she dies and you have nobody to tell you what to

do? You will be as helpless as a baby and utterly incompetent to manage your own aflairs.

I remonstrated not long ago with one of these old children, whose tyrannical mother had lived and bossed her until she was '70 years old, about the way she wasted her small income. To which she replied: "I know it, but how could I know anything about managing money when Mother never even let me pick out a pocket handkerchief for myself? Why, I never even made a cup o! tea without her telling me exactly how to do it." Your mother probably wants you to marry and will be chagrined if you are an old maid, but she is killing your every chance by driving all the young men away from you. come to see her if her mother and father sit up in the room with them when he calls and promptly fire him out at l0 o'clock. To have dates you must be able to do what the other young people are doing and not what the young people did in your mother's day. Possibly your mother justlfies her conduct by thinking that she is protecting you against a wicked world, but she forgets that such as the world is you have got to live in it, and that the more you know about it, the better able you are to defend yourself. Ignorance is never innocence and it is the unsophisticated little lambs that fall the first victim to the wolves in sheep's clothing. DOROTHY DIX.

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Dear Miss Dix-I have never seen a perfectly happy married couple. Therefore, I have decided that the percentage of happy married people is , so small that the best thing for any man to do is to stay single. I am 22 years old and a college graduate. J. C. Answer;

Well, J. 6.. you never saw any perfectly happy unmarried people either, did you? ‘There are no utterly contented human beings, no situ- atlon in life that is perfect bliss. There ls always a fly in the amber somewhere.

0f course, if you remain single you save and-tribulations that the married man has.

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back into a good lnunor after she has a tantrum that she calls nerves. You won't have to be tied to one woman. You can just roam around and chase every attractive new pettiooat you see. You won't have to spend an evening mending Juniors little red wagon or have baby Maud ruin your best trousers by grabbing your knees with her sticky little hands. Oh, a fine free life is that oi’ the bachelor man!

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You will never know what it is to have some woman whose whole life you are, some woman who will stick to you through thick and thin. and who would hold you all the closer to her breast if all the world turned away from you. You will never know what a real home is that you build up, brluk by brick, and piece of furniture by piece of furniture. You will never know the sweetness of little children's arms around your neck, nor the thrill that comes when a warm little body snuggles against your heart. After a. while it will get mighty lonesome coming back to a room where there is nobody to welcome you and where nobody cares whether you ever come or not. And when yifll are sick it will be a dreary thing to be nursed by hirelings instead of the hands of love. And as the. years go by and you lose interest in yourself, and when you won't care so much about running around, there will be no youngsters to be proud of and re- lieve your life in, and no faithful old wife to sit on the other side of the hearthstone and bear you company. . ' ' Maybe husbands and wives are not perfectly happy, but old maids and old bachelors are not so hilarious either. DOROTHY DIX.

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Dear Miss Dix-My wife and I both work, earn comfortable salaries and have every comfort. My mother is 70 and penniless. I contribute $10 a month to her support. To this my wife objects. I have told my wife that she could sputter and spew and foam all she wanted to. but as long as we had everything we needed and money in .the bank my mother was going to get the $10 a month. What about it, L. T. B. Answer:

You are exactly right. You would be a craven and an ingrate if you refused to help your mother, and your wife must be a singularly selfish and unfeeling woman to begrudge it. DOROTHY DIX.

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