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Feilding Star, Volume 3, Issue 575, 29 May 1925, Page 2

MOT (IKK. TYPES. I lenty ol women wbo liiire never Inid ally children yet seem to belong to the mother type, and I here are some in whom the having of children •seems to bring out very few of the real mother characteristics. Some women, in fact, almost all women at some times, have a motherly regard foi the men they love and marry. Even very young girls can be noted who entertain a real motherly regard foi- their own fathers, taking solieitions care concvmning the paternal parents physical comfort and well being.

Among the most primitive attributes o: the real mother type is a desire tu leed and to provide .shelter or prottclivo clothing. Some women seem to be for ever watching to see that their associates ate warmly elad, to look out that they are properly equipped on rainy days, to suggest neck scar Is and to wyni them against drails.

-V/aiii, some women of the mothei ly type never led quite content to iecei\o Iriend.s in their homes without urging the callers to eat. And there is something really maternal in this.