Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], April 27, 1922, FINAL EDITION, Page 10, Image 10

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SEX AND COMMON .
SENSE TOLD BY WOMAN
BY A. MAUDE HOYDEN
Voted English Evangelist and
World's Greatest Woman
Preacher
HOT SPRINGS. Ark.—The world
tj at the crossroads. We are either
to go on the road to destruction or
the road which leads to a new and
greater humanity
It is up to the woman to produce
$ new type of human being with in
glght and imagination enough to
realize that "if one member suffers
all the body suffers with it!"—even
(hough the suffering members be
half a world away!
. With many fa ft ores with many
reactions it can. I think, be seen as
history unrolls its record and civil
zations rise and fall that the move
ment of humanity has been toward
a more stable, a more responsible, a
more disciplined but not less pas
sionate form of relationship between
men and women.
The* Sc\ Instinct Must It * Ennobled
The sex instinct should be neither
repressed nor degraded, but trans
muted and ennobled.
Every married lover will tell you |
If his love is to remain what it was
in the beginning—if it is rather to
grow in power and beauty—he. also
she must be able gradually to trans
mute his love in such a way that the
spirit dominates the flesh more and
more. The physical side of marriage
then becomes simply an expression
of the love of spirit, the perfect final
expression—the sacrament of love.
If men and women understood
each other a little better they would
hurt each other i good deal less.
fy ut‘ch»r-people tell us that the
*^"Tung seem to have "no morals at
*Til” I ask myself whether the repu
diation of much that has been called
•'morality" was not after all, a ne
cessity if we were to advance at all.
I believe that the present day ten
dency to reject all moral standards
is largely due to the refusal of an
older generation to examine and
justify its own standard.
Not Surprising Hut I>i-aatrous
It is not surprising that people j
begin to say: "Let us eat and drink, ,
for tomorrow we die. Let us experi- i
erne all we desire. Let us act like
the normal healthy creatures that I
we are. Lot us ignore the flimsy I
barriers -i corrupt and imbecile j
moral code would erect between us I
and what we desire."
It is not at all surprising—but it I
Is disastrous!
It seems to me of supreme impor
tance that every child that is born
should be desired and that no
mother's time and strength should
be so far overtaxed as to prevent her
giving each child all the love and
individual care that It requires.
I want boys and girls, men and
women, to see far more of each oth
er and get to know' each other much
better than in the past.
It is in this closer und-standing
that the new humanity will be born.
Marriage is the must difficult of
human relations because it is the
most intimate and the most perma
nent. To live so close to another—
who. in spite of ail remaims another
-—to be brought so near, to associate
po intimately with another person
ality without marring or wounding
— that is difficult. No wonder mar
riage is not Invariably a success!
(Copyright, 1922, NEA Service)
DEFEND RADIUM AS CURE
FOR CANCEROUS GROWTH
ATLANTIC CITY. April 27—Dr.
J.eo Buerger, New York surgeon,
came to the defense rt radium
treatment for cancer at the Amer
ican Urological Association meeting
today. He also announced a new I
method of treating without cutting
cancerous growth in parts of the
jbody heretofore inaccessible. This
method employs the crystoscope. an
instrument as yet little known.
Dr. Buerger said there are two
.ways of treating cancer by radium.
One is by use of radium in a prom
inent form and the other by insert
ing it is line needlelike glass tubes
these being retained in the growth,
which is thereby destroyed. With
the cystoscope and an electric light
attachment it is possible for the sur
geons to implant radium needles
In the cancerous growth, their des
tination being perfectly controlled by
a tiny deflector.
Another speaker on the same
topic was Dr. George Smith .a Bos
ton surgeon, whose papers treated of
the benefits derived from combining
radium with surgery in cancer
aanes.
Seize Carload of Booze
RICHMOND. Va.. Aprtl 27.— Fed
eral prohibition agents seized a car
load of bottled whiskey pack'd in
barrels at the freight yards of the
Seaboard air line here yesterday.
The whiskey was consigned as "bar
rel oopper ' from Savannah, Ga..
to Jersey City, N. J. There were
#5 barrels and each barrel contained
O quarts of Scotch, Irish and rye
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