Judge — February 3, 1923 — page 35: what you’re looking at

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‘What too many brides learn too late “RY woman looks for- ward to the time when she shall become a happy bride. And = when her dreams come true she is radiant with life and love, glowing with health and energy, vibrant with hope for the future. In a few years, great changes take place; gone are the illusions. Tired lines are etched in her face; perhaps her health is impaired. — Physi- cally and mentally she is grow- ing old. Why? Because more chil- dren have come than was fair—to her—to her husband—and_ most important, the children them- selves! however, to Marriage—the holy thing Why do women allow marriage the holy thing—to work this wicked transformation? Why should a woman sacrifice her love-life—a possession she otherwise every resource to keep? Why does she give birth to a rapid succession of children, if she has neither the means to provide for them nor the physical strength properly to care for them? Margaret Sanger, the acknowledged world leader of the Birth Con- trol movement and President of the Ameri- n Birth Control uses Avoid Hi *Are Certain? *Contracept tion? Women a Me Leg Me Why Not Clinics i Partial of Contents *Women’s Error and Her Birth Control *Continence ticable or Desirabl Preventive ality Progress We Have Made ary *Any one of these cha Is the Husband or Wife to Blame? Is the husband or wife to blame for the tragedy of too many chil- dren? Margaret Sanger, the great birth comes with every control advocate, message vital to man and woman. League, has the answer for this most momentous problem of womankind. In her daring and startling book Margaret $ of the world dared to print—the knowledge for which she faced jail and fought through every court to establish as woman’s inalienable right to know. nger gives to the women the knowledge she For every married couple In “Woman and New Race,” Mrs. § how we List the shows nd will rise too man can ving Children? A Pa Problem Is It down her th above the ases, her that wreck menta th for self finally thi hus- Means dis. ives or Abor- jociety that from most nd the New shut her the she ch band’s Woman's Birth Control bs pice In this of this dari heroic author points out women who cannot afford revolution. dom and that to blazing h trail to t womer h many t the married Every a copy work. edition of this wonderful book at you do not treasure to us and we bound in handsome, durable gray black letter paper To have it come to you, below. special price for this editiot ged to mail the coupon n have more than one or two children, hould not It is a to herself, a crime to her children, a crime to societ And do si crime Mrs. the been the first time r the women of Id the atest message it r good fortune to receive. Woman and New now brings to the Race the ever-pre It mighty revelation of a a work that will open the ¢ red, worn womankind. It can with nd be called woman’ on es A priceless possession have geous woman in the coun should this remarkable and r FR reason we have special of “We and the New Race,” which is sent on app Send the coupon for your copy and if after reading it priceless possession return it will refund your money. The book is cloth, has artistic large type on good able information and mail the coupon 0 you in a plain wrapper. At the 1n unprecedented demand usted, so you are Do not send 1 fi of inv erely fill i and is print Ite 234 p. It is {32 th which will soot now—just the coupor TRUTH PUBLISHING CO. Dept. T-142, 1400 Broadway, New York. City Truth Publ Dept. T-142, 1400 Broadway, New York G closing no book that my money will be refunded if I the hing Co. Please send me hey but will gi to me, $2 plus p men in plain, wra m not sat Address City a State dian and foreign orders must be a money order