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to Mother Your Husband,” Said
to the.Bride - “ You May
a Dozen Children, But the Biggest
of Them All Will Always be Your
._ - Husband” _
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“kno he nm to he ii good mother to  nic the wise won-nn is giv-
ing advice to a prospective bride the other day.
"Mother him!" exclaimed the bride in amazement, "why, Tom is ton
years older than I am, and he knows more this min-
ute than l‘ll ever find out, no matter how long I live.
And ha is big and strong and sell-ieiiant and capable,
and he has a hundred men working under him and-"
“No matter how big ani strong and self-reliant
he is, nor how many men he controls in the outside
world. he will want to be babied at home," replied the
wise woman,"‘snd the more you treat him as ii' he
were a toddllng infant, the more he will love you and
the stronger your hold will be upon him.
"Men want to be vamped by their sweethearts, but
they want to be mcthered by their wives. Why. when a man talks about
bekig 'understood' by his wife, what hereally means is that he wants his
wlie to treat him as his mother would-to make allowances for his faults
and not bring him to time for them, and not to take seriously what he says
when ho gets in a bad temper, and to pet him into a good humor when he
gets in a tantrum. and to go on loving him no matter what he does. Prac-
tically all of the ‘mlsunderstood’ husbands are men married to women who
regard them as adult human beings, responsible for their actions.
“So if you want to bind your husband to you with hoops of steel. mother
him. Begin by feeding him. You know how a baby will coo and gurgle
when its little tummy is full and it is warm and comfortable, and how it will
_.ell its head on it it is cold and hungry. Same way precisely with a man.
Give him a good dinner of the things he likes best, cooked in just the way
.ie likes them, and a girl child, though a moron, can handle him. I-le will
he amiable and pleasant, and you can safely present bills to hl.m, or tell him
-hat mother is coming for a nice long visit.
"But put before him a meal of overdone meat and soggy bread and
fviitcry potatoes and leathery ple, and he will say things to you that no
L_-cntleman should ever say to any lady, and though you are as beautiful as
Vt-riusand as wise as Aspasla and have the conversational range of a radio,
he wullbang out or the house sod slam the cool- behind him. r have known
many a_woman,who let a man starve her and loved him still, but never e
man whose love survived bad housekeeping. Every man expects his wife to
nook like mother, and when he begins throwing mothers bread in her teeth
it is time for her to get busy, if she wants to hold him.
__ "l'hen every man wants his wife to make a fuss over him the way hia
_fgither did. He wants tc be chuoked under the chin, and talked baby talk
“Band told he »is the most boofest nag in de whole world and mamma’s won-
__ger__l_2oy.__ 1-le wants to feel that no matter what others think about him, his
_,',1;l,(e ,regards him as without fault or blemish and that if he doean’t succeed
 or gets drunk, or philanders, she blames it all on other people
 'as his mother used to do when he broke the neighbor-is windows, or kill-
ed sen-i1ebody’s pet eat. You never hear of s husband being craeyabout a
 critlciaes him, or points out his faults to him, or who takes it for
granted that he will know tliat~she.admiros him without her telling him so.
“Anditlsbecause emanwsntshlswifelomotherhlrnthatwhenhels
slclr he wants her to sit by his bed and hold his hand, and be scared purple
clzout him, and think that he is going to die ii’ he has a headache, and be
_.re he has pneumoniafevery time he has a bad cold, and he wants her to
s" rubbing he fevered brow and putting hot poultioes and cold compresses
n hlmfand feeding him with spoon victuals and being on the :amp doing
-something lor him every minute of the time. _
“And husbands want their wives tp show them off as their mothers used
to do before company when they called on them to say their little kinder-
garten pieces tor Aunt Jane or Uncle John. . '11-iey went their wives to ‘press
agent their virtues and call ‘attention tn their good qualities. Bo, if you want
-miimited credit at the best dren shops, never fail to give Caesar his due and
..:\y. ‘l.in't my husband the most generous thing that ever was, and haan‘t he
the most exquisite taste? l-le picked out this frock for me.' ‘Oh he brought
me home this brooch as a little surprise.”
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“And great also shall be your reward if you are always quoting husband.
sn his hearing, as an oracle, and if you ask him to repeat over again that
amusing story he was telling you last nsht, or to sing for Mrs. Blank that
'new song that he does so beautifully.
"Finally, men want their wives to take moths:-'s attitude toward their
faults. When they were small boys and rnlsbehaved, mother spanked thdln
Ind kissed them and forgot all about lt, and that is the wly they want their
Wives to treat them. - .
“Tl-iey want their wives to understand that there is a bad little boy who
never grows up in every man. and that occasionally he just has to play
hockey from school because it is his nature to, but that it doean’t mean that
he doean’t love dear teacher, and won't be glad to go back to school next day
and study hard and be'a good boy.  ‘ `
"Mother always understood this and she knew when to shut her eyes
to the things she dldrrt want to see, and, or, how a man loves his-wifrwno'
mothers him when he is naughty instead or dragging him into the divorce
.
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“lo that is why I advise you to mother your husband,”_ssid the will
of them all will always be your husband." _ DOROTHY DB.” "
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tired or a -little faggcd n1¢nt'allyia‘nd'nerv6usiyZ They-fare-'r¢a'i ii
for. a cup of delicious Ovalcincto ,restore their spent energy.
indoor confinement.-dtiring school hours, with its-pursuant: call
for mental concentration, comes ar .a time in a c_hild’s life when
Narure is makin§`_insistc'nr-dcmanclsi uponj his.or hers: '_ h
Spd Vitality _i - tiring th; days of gi'-ottih. Kccognizihrgmgsis
truth, -somefschools serve milk tothe children at rcccss tlmel
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-. Milk is Good--’But Ovaltine is Better _ _
Ovalcine is the Hncscthing in the world for replacin quickly'
the energy children use up so fast. A sure wa to b'u£d strong
bodies and _ro maintain rosy-checked, glowing hcalnh.
Ovaltine is sold at all good stores, in 5oc, 75c, .S [5 a d p t l‘$ 
family size tins; also servcf at soda fountains. I 1 n 5- cc 4 45
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