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deep d dee deewa p breathing broatliingnnd and J1d hard and persistent persistentwag perslstontwas persistento
wag wa o our labor to achieve It ItI a mechanical mechanicalman mechanicalman
man r2Ia r2Iaeta n of eminence comes forth with the thestatement thetatemont
statement eta etaonl tement that shallow breathing Is not notonly notonly
only onl onldee y all that the lungs require but that thatdeep
deep dee deeone p breathing has distinct drawbacks drawbacksono drawb3clcsono
ono of which Is the lack of stimulation stimulationto
to toagr tho brain center When doctors dis disagree
agree agr agrpar ee what can be expected of tho com comparatlvoly
paratlvoly par ativoly Ignorant public pubJlcLooking publica
parL a S S
Looking L ooking at the matter calmly calml It would wouldseem wouldsoom
seem see m as If tho lack of stimulation was wasmore
more mo re balanced by the decrease In lung lungtroublo
trouble tro uble To be sure wo arc living out of o odoors
doors doo rs more generally than formerly but butwe
we aro also doing many things which wldchmay
may ma masho y expand the chest and throw back tho thoshoulders
shoulders sho shoove ulders In my m own case CAS 0 I have hav havoorcome
overcome ove rcome a n tendency to shirk which my mydoctor mytor
doctor doc docne tor found In tho portions of my lungs lungsnonr
near ne ar th tho shoulder bones Deep breath breathIng breathdid
Ing did that and while Whl e I never had much mucbfoar
fear oa oawh r of Inheriting tho pulmonary affection attoctlonwhich
which wh ich carried oft several of my ancostprs ancost rtI rtII
I always alwiLs a felt that it was 8 Intended that
every ev ery coil of ones lungs lun s should be usod usodWo usedS
S S S
Wo do not see so many children with withstooping withstooping
stooping sto oping shoulders partly because there thereIs
Is Isth moro than ono good shoulder braco on onthe
the th thlas e market Wise mothers use them as nsIllst
last las t resorts and compel deep breathing btathlngI
If I there could only onl be found so easy a awa
way wa waof y of curing or averting the oy eye troubles troublesor
of oftac children child childr ronlittle nhittle little boys and girls Irls in spec speatac
tac tacleg les s are uncanny sights and there arc arcsomo
some so me persons bold onough to say sa that thatOme
some so me proportion of them are unnecessar unnecessarily unneceuarfly unnecessarhideous ¬
ily hideous Hoadachw come from other otherthIngs
things thi ngs than defective vision and it might mightbe
b be wise wl to ascertain a how ho much ueh is due to toexcessive toexceHtve
excessive ex exre i candy eating Few mothers mothersreally mothersrORtI
really rORtI re ally know how much of that thing thinggoes thinggODS
goes go os on under their very fet noses noeosThoro
S S S
Thoro is little doubt that a a reasonable reasonablecontrol rOAlOnablecontrol I
control control co ntrol of tho th breath is an advantage ressonabhI in Inother Ir I
other ot her things than swimming Climbing Climbinghills ClimbinghUls
hills hil ls and mountains is a tax upon the thelungs thelungs tbt tbtngs u
lungs lu ngs and only those th08 who can breathe breathedeoply breathedCGpl broathieply
deoply dCGpl de eply do It successfully A f few w yen yoarsago ears earsago
ago ag o I located in my m present home at attho attho a ae
tho th e top of a II small hill and reaching it itwas Itwas I Ias
was w wle as a II task that left me breathless ami amilegweary aIM1legwear an
legweary le gweary Xow I feel no more tired tiredthan Uredthan t1r
than th an In walking on level ground Just ju t be because becaUM
beI
cause my lung power has expanded and andI ciii ciiihave I
I have unconsciously uncolUlClousl acquired the habit habitor t
of adapting ntr body to the strain No Nobody
body bo dy can persuade me that shallow lbaUOWbreathing r
breathing br brfo eathing would have the same me result rultas rultastor resultar as asfor
for fo r lack of brain stimulation I have not notmissed notmined no noissed
r missed m issed it I fancy I have all to which whichI hleh hlehI ii
I am entitled BBTTT DRADKBN BIUDEBNMENUS DRADKBNMENUS 8IttDE
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BREAKFAST BREAKFASTFruit BREAKFASTFruit
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Coroa Cereal with Cream CreamBroiled CrmBreU6d CreaacBroiled
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Recipes RecipesaJdll t tMaids
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with w ith paste Then make mck ke the following followingmixture tollo1ngmixture foilowle ug
mixture m ixture Soak for fo half an hour h ur in water waterone waterone wati er
one tablospoonful of sago o then boll it for f
a few minutes till It is cooked and thick thickput thtekput thiel
put p ut in a basin beam a quarter quart pound of sugar sugs sugsquarter r
a quarter pound of butter and beat to a I Icream
cream c add two wellbeaten eggs and andbeat andbeat ai aieat ad
beat b eat again a aln then add two ounces of otcocoanut ofC
cocoanut c grated rind and strained juice juiceof juiceoC Jul C
of o f half a lemon mix well and last lastll of orKII o
ail a ll one tablespoonful of the boiled sago sagomix aa go gomix 0
mix all 11 thoroughly nearly fill the lined linedpans linedpans lin eti 0eti
pans p ans and bake till cooked cookedSorrol cookedSorrel
Sorrel Soup SoupAllow Allow one onion onIonS a few fewleaves fewleaves fe w
leaves l eaves of lettuce spinach or celery celerychopped celor celorchopped cele celehopped ry
chopped c nne fine two eggs ggs one cupful of ofmilk ofmilk ofit
milk two tablespoonfuls tAble poontuls of flour salt saltpepper saltpepper sa saepper it
pepper p and nutmeg to season Put ono onotablcspoonfui onotablespoonCul a no noablespoonfu
tablcspoonfui t of olive oil or butter in inand Inand Innd
and a nd steam in their own juices fifteen min minutes ml a atos ¬
utes u tos then add the flour When incorpor incorporated Incorporated incorp r rte ¬
ated a te with the rest of the mixture add addthree addthree a dd
three t pints of boiling bollln water ater and cook cookuntil cookunUI co oh
until u ub ntil smooth and slightly thickened Just Justbefore JustbeCore J
before b efore serving add one cupful Of O hot milk milkand milkand ml mlnd
and a nd beaten eggs o g and serve with croutons croutonsUnion croutonsUnion us usUnion
Union suits dried on a coat hanger and andwith andwith a rid ridwith
with the tao about the neck drawn drawnlightly up upslightly upsllghtl
slightly sllghtl s will not draw out of shape shapeabout aba stiliabout
about the neck as they do when hung hungon hungon hu ng
on the line by the shoulders shouldersT abouldersTftko
T Tftko ko any An old discarded toothbrush toothbrushblacken to toblacken toblackon
blacken shoos with peato blacking It is isbetter Isbetter isot
better than anything sold on the market marketfor markotfor mar ot
for getting into cracks where dust Is labound Isbound
bound to collect collectWhen collectWhen
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soiled the pagos can be cleaned by rub rubbing rubbing ru ib ibblair ¬
bing with powdered pumlco stone stoneAMUSEMENTS stoncAMUSEMENTS stoneAMUSEMENT
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Dance Music 111111 by an Orchestra that ft
know knows what music i is A dance floor 1k
that i lit really nail populnr populnrMIDW populnrMIDWAY popularMIDWAI
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HEART H EART AND ANDHOME HOME TALKS TALKSThe
The Worth of Fixed Principles
Some S e ome people drift along easily through throughlIro
life doing nothing particularly wrong yet yethaving ot othaving
having hav a ing no particular principles in regard regardto
to ° right and wrong They think lazily or orIndifferently orIndltrorantly
In Indifferently ind ifforOnthy Oh well while I dont dontwant dontwant
wi want nt to do these things whats tho use ugaof UIOof
of bothering myself m 8elf as 8 to whether it II IIright
rig right ht or wrong to do them themBut themBut
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j But B ut such an attitude of mind isnt al always alwnys ¬
Wf ways ys safe Its like living In tho country countryof
of an enemy without having any moans moansof moaDSof
of defense Everything may be peaceful peacefulfor pcoultor
fo for years eors and one may come to boll 00110 00110this boltove ova ovathis
th this thi s state Is to continue forever But Butsuddenly Butsuddenly
suddenly mid i denly tho enemy onem attacks and ono te tehelploss kIhelplosB
h helploss helplossA hel pless
j A man may not drink considering oon > > t erlng per perhaps perbalM ¬
he haps hapri p it Is I not a wise thing yet no moral moralprinciple moralprinciple
pr principle pri nciple in regard to It is involved with withhim 1th 1thhim
hi him m Some one Invites him to drink or orhe orhe
i u he Is where others do It It he has no prin principle prhaelple ¬
cl ciple elp le of right and wrong to tall back backupon backupon
up upon upshi on and under the pressure of friend friendship trl nd ndshIp ¬
sh shim ship shi p or o because every ono else Is drink drinking drtnkIn ¬
im Lag In he yields Ield He may go no further or ork orlot
k may be his first step toward the th life lifeof tt tto
Of o a a drunkard It has hft been with 1th many manyIf muyIt
If ho had sometime thought out care carefully caretully ¬
fu fully ful ly whether it was wa right or wrong to todrink todrink
gr drink dri nk if he had decided it was 118 wrong to toencourage toencouraK6
en encourage courage the sale Ie of o intoxicating liquor liquorsor liquoror
or to set an example of using them be hewould bewould
W would wo uld have had a a principle to fall back backupon backupon
u upon up on and would have stood nrm a as a arock arock a
rfl rock roc k And he would have bean safe safeMany ufeIany
Many Iany a girl lead I leads a It normally correct correctlife correctlICe
life lif tj e but has no fixed 1b xe principles a as to toright torlgbt
rf right rig ht and wrong w conduct A sudden suddentemptation auddentemptation L
temptation te mptation awaits her She is bewildered bewilderedHer v1Idered v1IderedHer
Her Tie r mind is in chaos She bunt time timeto Umeto Um
to think clearly dlArl or cannot A welldenned welldennedprinciple weUdeaolprinciple
1 principle pr inciple would come forward promptly promptlyand promptlyand
and an > d say 88 This Th1 to wrong Dont do It ItBut ItBut
B But Bu t she he has ha never though out outthings the thethings bes
things th ings and she goes down downTho do doTho
Tho worth of o fixed principles touch touchWHAT touohM touohMWHAT tochiAT
WHAT W iAT TO WEAR WEARWITH WEARS
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t their th eir energies this th season upon the thetlon crea creation < ore oren < ¬
t tion the n of dainty neckwear for the tooand domestic 4eme8Ucan
a and an am id < < French pieces Are exceedingly food foodlooking podlookinG goodoking
lt looking lookingFor lookinGFor lo oking okingFor
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of ° linen or madras there ther to 8 nothing more morerhic morerhle moreic
rhic rh ic than the socalled call mufti tie t tiethe tietheen the thelinen th thlinen
linen lin en or pique stock with Its attached tie tieWhtlo tieWhtlG tiehile
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Whtlo W hile this is not distinctly tlaeUy a a novelty noveltywith UOYeltrwith noveltyith
with W ith tho season it to a a decided favorite favoriteTho CaYWlteThe favoritehe
The T he ascot and the stock with its attached attachedfourinhand attacbedtourInband attachedurInhand
fourinhand to will also a o be in In demand eIDIMl by bythose DrthoH byose
those th ose who care for soft collars collarsThe eolianThe collarsThe
The stiff linen collars in high h b and Dutch Dutchvariety Dutchvariety Dutchariety
variety v are ahvays aways in good taste supple supplemented auwlment suppleooted ¬
mented ment m ooted d by the small bow tl tie the fourto fourtohand tourfahaDd fourinand
hand h and or ot one of the new ne rabats rabatsThere rabwTb rabatsThere
There Tb e are soft collars of handkerchief handkerchieflinen baDdkercbiel1m
j linen 1m I sn lawn and Swiss Swt with WtLhP1ated plaited plaitedaua rabftte rabftteattached uabetsuadiad
attached aua a uadiad in plain whit white or adorned with withan withan witheffective
an effective eIf ttfe bit of needlework Embroid Embroidered Embroldwed rnbroIdod ¬
wed es od polka dots and small conventional conventionaldesigns eonveutJonaldMtcna conventionalesigns
designs d In white hlte and colors such as are arepurchasable arepurcbuable areurchasable
purchasable p by the yard finish ntsh many of ofthese ottheM ofese
these th ese jaunty affairs affairsThe aftat aftatThe allaireplited
The plaited kited side sI e frills tran In lingerie and andlace aDdJaee andce
lace la ce represent another popular bit bit of ofneckwear oCIMCkwew ofeckwer
neckwear n These dress r up a It waist won wonderfully wonderfully wonerfully ¬
derfully d and are truly serviceable as they theywill tbeywill
will w wB ill launder excellently oxcelJ aUr with a a little care careBoth careBoUa careoth
Both B oth single n 1e and double frills character characterise charactere ¬
ise 1 li e them and they the are 1 made with and andwithout andwithout andithout
without w ithout the attached collar The cuffs to tocorrespond tocorrpond toorrespond
correspond c are a 8 dainty addition The Thechemisette Thecbeml8ette Thehemisette
chemisette c with Its 11 side frills to excellent excellentfor excelleDtfor excellentor
for f or the th frock demanding a Ii washable yoke yokeor yokeor yoker
or o r guimpe guimpeMany guimpeMny ulmpeJany
Many of the shirt waists and blouses blousesare bl0UM8are blousesre
are a re collarless which permits pennt of the soft softflat softfiAt ioftcollars
flat collars and Jabots botJ of lingerie and andlace andlace andce
lace la ce It becoming b8coml these ar are particularly particularlydesirable particularlydeslrabie particularlyesirable
desirable d for summer wearing wearingAmong weartn weartnAmong wearingAmong
Among the belts there are many novel novelties DoveltiN noveles ¬
ties ti es in linen IIn n webbing kid and leather leatherThose leatherhose ther therThoee
Those T hose in linen show fancy stitching BUtehl A and andembroidery andtmbroldery andmbroidery
embroidery e while whl the leather ones are arefashioned arefuhloned areanhioned
fashioned f in odd outlines ouUln but well shaped shapedto shaPedthe
to Jit the figure Excellent color combi combinations comblna combtations ¬
nations na n 110M are ar to be seen in many of the thenew thenew themodels
new models mode in linen linonHair linenHair linenHair <
Hair Bows for Girls GirlsTwo GirlsTwo GirlsTwo
Two or three years ago the short shortbobbed lbortbobbed shortobbed
bobbed b head was almost almo t universal a awhlsp awhlsp ahiap
whlsp w hiap of hair tied at tho left side front frontwith frontith ront rontwith
with w ith a ribbon being the only onlYornament onlYornamentso ornament ornamentso ornamentall
so all small girls looked much alike But Buttoday Buttoda3 Butoday
today t the coiffure of the child Is studied studiedwith studiedwith studiedalmost
with almost tho same care as that of bar barmothers hIImother barmothers
mothers mothersWhen motherWhen mothersWhen
When the faco ace is Inclined to be long
then t hen tho hair parted In the front and andtaken andtaken andaken
taken t back softly Is pretty The average vora voraJltUe
little l round face will 111 however look l k pretty prettyeneath
beneath b eneath the true pompadour pompadourWhen pompadourVhon pompadourWhen
When the hair curls cur naturally the ends endsof cn endsf s sot
of o f tho hair falling from the ribbon should shoulde
bo b e formed into two curia curl and tho back backportion backportion backortion
portion p ortion into four or six Ix Not all hair hairowever
however h owever will curl naturally and when whentills ben benthis
tills t his Is so It is considered in better taste tastenot taatenot tastenot
not to attempt It by artificial means meansTho meansTho meansThe
Tho fashion of tying the hair with the thesecond thesecond theecond
second s ribbon a n few Inches below the thenape tbenape thenape
nape of o tho neck Is I losing favor Neither Neitherare Neitherare Neitherare
are braids aa popular as they wore When Whenraids hem
braids b raids are seon they tho are quite short
For instance if a n braid is to be arranged
behind each oar only three inches or so soof soof
of tho strand of hair is braided tho ends end
being left free A A hair ribbon In used usedto usedto usedo
to t o secure cure them themTwo themTwo themTwo
Two bows at tho moat are correct corn ct while whilecess
formerly no head
was considered a a sue IJUCccss sueunless
cess unless three threoand and these quite broad broadwero broadcro broadwere
were cro used USe by way of o decoration In fact factit factt
it I t was always a I case of more ribbon ribbonbeing ribbonbeing
being In evldonco than hair All hair rib ribbons ribbons ¬
bons are soft In texture and > four and andonehalf andonohal I Ionehalf
onehalf inches in width is the desired deslrodproportion de lrod lrodproportion I Iproportion
proportion proportionPlain proportionPlaIn proportionPlain
Plain colors are preferred to the th flow flowered flowcred flowered ¬
ered ribbons black for school and either eitherwhite oJtherwhIte eitherwhite
white or dainty solid colors for dress dre oc occasions occnslons occasions ¬
casions casionsWith cnslonsWith casionsWith
With a white frock any color may be beworn beworn b t tworn
worn but when hen the dress dre Is colored then thenthe thenthe L
the ribbons usually match It ItThere It ItThore ItThere
There Is a n new egg boater which
cer certainly certainly ccrtainly ¬
tainly is the quickest qulcke t and most simple I
device for making cream whip hlp mayon mayonnalsa mayonnalso mayonnaIs
nalsa naIs Or beating eggs ggs that one could couldwish couldwloh I Iwish
wish It Is 5 operated by one hand by b n nshort nshort r L Lshort
short ip and down stroke No beating is isnecessary Jsncces Ii Iinecessary
necessary ncces a1Y and there are no wheels to toclog toclog t tclog
clog or get out of order It can be used usedin usedin usot I Iin
in any an kind of a bowl although there thereis thereIs then 3 3is
is a I special mixer that can be bought boughtseparately boughtparatel L Lseparately
separately > paratel if desired do lred
This bowl has ha a aslight aslight L Lslight
slight depression depre slon in the
bottom in which whichtho whichtho 0 0tho
tho end of o tho beater rests preventing preventingJlUnnImr prcventInaUnnLn
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i nearly nea rly every phase of life They Arc arearmor Arcarmor arcor
armor arm or against ag11ln t the attack of evil Bivon BivonIn mvonIn Ivonittlo
In llttlo l matters of tho home one on nsods nsodsthem neodllthorn need needrn
them tho rn Laziness indifference untidiness untidinesswill unUdln unUdlnwill uzutkUnosecapture
will capture one unless one stubbornly stubbornlysots stubbOrnlysoUl
stubbornlyI
sots his hl face against saln t them One must be boready bereAdy bedy I
ready rea dy for their onslaught not go down downbefore downbeCoro downore
i before bef ore thorn because she > > he has not care carefully carerun ¬
fully run fullmu y considered whether they will do domuch domuch dech I
much mu ch harm or riot riotOne riotOno riotne
One O ne may bo as a a rule truthful but If Ifshe ItIfte ii iidoesnt
she 0 doesnt doe nt believe bcU e it is I morally wrong wrongto wrongto wronglie
to lie the little lie will slip out some sometime IOmetime somee ¬
time tim e when it is easier than the troth truthFixed trothFixed trothixed
Fixed F ixed principles are ar needed In business businesslife bu tnea tneaUte I Iit
life It to so easy to deceive on the spur spurof spurof spuithe
of the moment so easy to neglect a task taskIf taskIt taskono
If ono thinks it will not be discovered discoveredOne d verecL verecLOne
One On e to I open to attacks of alt kinds from fromthe fromtho I rout routonemy I
the onemy without the armor of principle principleLife principleLire principleIfe
Life Lire L Ife If ono uses It rightly can An be so sohappy Hhapp a apy
happy happ hap py it seems a pity not to safeguard safeguardhappiness satepardhapplneN saeguni I IpineSs
happiness hap pineSs In every ery way w y One should shouldmake shouldmake I Iiro
make una iro tho best of his body the th beet of his hismind hismind hh I Id
mind min d and enjoy his hi spirit He cannot do dothis dothl 4 4s
this thl s by living haphazard bapML za rd He needs to tohave tohave t I Ie
have hav e standard He needs a a creed Theo Theeoare Theoare I Iweapons
are weapons wea Ons of defense eto to him to light ftghtthe 1I < < bt btthe I Ienemies
the enemies of peace and happiness For Forenemies Forenemlel t tmies
enemies ene mies they are They assail one at most mostunexpected mo mounexpected I Ixpected
unexpected une xpected times They are often so disguised da daplNtl die dieseil ¬
guised gui seil one ne cannot tell at a quick or cur cursory CUr8OIr cury
sory sor y glance that they mean ruin But the theacid theacid thi i id
acid aci d teat te te5 of principle soon eats La off their theirdisguise theirdt r rguise
disguise dt dis cuJ guise and Ad they the are seen for the hideous hideousthings Jakloouathlnp I Ings
things thi ngs they are areIt areIt aret
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thi this s matter of having certain definite definiteprinciples cJeftnlteprmdpl 0 0nciples
principles prmdpl pri nciples of right and wrong wrOD < < as the therockribbed therockrtbbed tb I Ikribbed
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without wi thout doing anything wrong but be bedoes hedoes h hes
does do es not know what moment some som sudden suddenand 1Iddenan4 It Itd
and an d overwhelming temptation will drag 4 4him dra K Knt
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POMPADOUR STYLE STYLEOF STYLEOF
OF THE COIFFURE COIFFUREFrom I IFrom
From the Philadelphia Star StarIt StarIt StarIt
It is rumored In fashion centers that thattho thottho thatthe
tho pompadour is doomed but it will willnever w111never willnever
never go out of style as long as there thereare thereare thereare
are oldorly women to wear It for there thereIs thereIs thereh
Is h no other coiffure so generally enerahly becomt becom becomIng becomIng
ing to matrons past their youth Iuth Fortu Fortunately Fortunatoly Fortunatoly ¬
natoly there thoro are several kinds of pompa pompadours pompadours pompadours ¬
dours the soft loose one ne that so becom becomingly boeomIngly bocomingly ¬
ingly frames tho face of the thin slen slender slender slendot ¬
der woman then the arrangement of the thetrasses thetr0S8e8 thetresses
tresses taken back smootly over a a cush cushion cushIon cushIon ¬
ion to add dignity to a 8 face too full of ofsymmetry of8rmmetr ofsymmetry
symmetry In fact ta t oftentimes the pom pompadour pompadour pornpadour ¬
padour will actually redeem a face from fromcoarseness tromcoarsenea fromcoarseness
coarseness if only the right lines are arechoen arechOien arechosen
chosen In its arrangement arrangementFor arrangomontFor arrangomoutinstance
For instance If tho forohoad is low lowthen 10 10then lowthen
then the hair must bo taken up above the thebrow thebrow thebrow
brow and puffed slightly at the aides aidesWhen 8fllasWhen sidesWhen
When the forehead is high the pompa pompadour pompatlour poenpadour ¬
dour may spread itself aPArt either di directly dlrecUr direcUr ¬
recUr in the th center or or at the left side sideWhen sideWbea sideWheit
When the nose is I a a prominent feature it itwiil ItwlU Itwill
will be beuer to make the division on onthe onthe onthe
the side sideSupposing sid sideSupposing o oSupOlllng
Supposing the face faeell IB long and ad the cheek cheekbones cheekbonll checkbones
bones high then the th pompadour may be bedivided bedivided bedivided
divided into three portlana portlanaThat pottloneTlaat portieneThat
That over the forehead will be rather ratherHat ratherflat ratherlint
Hat and those on the tides 1kI will b be puffed puffedThe pUffedThe puffedTb
The Tb face that is S rather heavy hoa r In the thelower thelower thelower
lower part should have the long all allaroundthebeftd al1arounclthebefd allaroundthehead
aroundthebeftd pompadour or if there thereis thereII thereis
is an objection to this arrangement in the theback theback theback
back then the rat should extend from fromear fromear fromear
ear to ear and frame the face faceSo tao taoSo faceSo
So much for the front hair dressing of ofthe orthe ofthe
the elderly woman womanThe womanlhe womanThe
The new styles for the back of the t e head headshow headshow headshow
show decided changes ChaA The flat puff on encircled oncircled oncircled
circled by the swirl It t now considered cn cntlrely entirely n ntirely
tirely correct Taking Takl S Its place Is I the thegroup thecroup thegroup
group of small mall puffs arranged irregularly irregularlymidway Irregularlymldwar irregularlymidway
midway between the crown of the head headand headand headaid
and aid the nape of the neck and sucrounded sucroundedby
by loose broad braids braidsThis braJdsThis braidsis
This Is much more digniflod in appear appearance appsranee appearance ¬
ance than the smooth m Otb effect so no n doubt doubtelderly doubtelderly doubtelderly
elderly women will gladly adopt it It So Sofar Sofar Sofar
far as I see there Is little difference dltrereneetween be between between ¬
tween the arrangement of f the back hair nlrfor balrtor
for young you women and a > > d for older old matrons matronsThe matronsThe matronsfront
The front only differs differsWomen dttrerlWomen
Women of mature age se will continue to touse to1M touse
use the pompadour white youthful ones ooeawill o oneswIll es
will 111 just Huff 11 utr the hair a little around the theface thetace theface
face faceThe taceTlte
faceThe
The new coiffures eottrur demand little in the theway theway e eway
way of decoration d oraUon Combs and barrettes barretiesare barrettesare barrettesare
are entirely dispensed with As far as asthe uthe asthe
the puffs are concerned they might have havegrown have5I01on havegrown
grown there for there is no visible ble sup support support support ¬
port The braids however are pinned pinneddown paDeddown pinneddown
down with large Hat fiat squareheaded pins pinstwo ptMliO pinstwo
two or three being employed employedSILK employedSILK employedSILK
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HINDER MARRIAGE MAHRIAGEIn
In writing about Ideals of marriage marriagea
a noted psychologist cited the follow following folowIa fo9owlag ¬
lag Ia incident 1 recently heard a a lady ladyreproaching lad ladrepnNichkaS ladyreproaching
reproaching two welltodo bachelors bachelorsand bachelorsUNI bachelorsand
and asking them what stood in the way wayof wayot wayof
of their marrying They Tbt > y replied that silk silkpetticoats silkpetticoats Silkpetticoats
petticoats stood in the way and Del when whenpressed whenpressed heR heRpreued
pressed for a more general information informationof
of the obstacles to marriage they the said saidthat saidthat hi hithat
that they were not able to offer Offe any anygirl aayIIrl anygirl
girl In their set t the standard of living livingto
to which she had been accustomed accustomedThey accustomedTh accustomedThey
They Th r chose single blessedness b n rather than thanto thanto thanto
to humiliate themselves tbemeelT or marry mUT out outof Olltor outof
of their own station in life Holen Corlnne CorlnneHambridse CortnneHaa CortuneHaanbtidg
Hambridse Haa wt6se points pain eat t in The he DeSigner DeBtgawfor DeslpWfor DeSignerfot
for March Iirch Few Fe men after they have havepassed 1ovepuHtl havepassed
passed the stage of romance where any anypair nn nnpair anypair
pair of starry eyes eye is a a light I ht to lead leadthem IcuIlb leadthem
them lb m Into matrimony but calculate in insome Inaome Insome
some such way wayThe wayThe a aThe
The living problem nowadays now as is be becoming becomln5 becoming ¬
coming such a dttocult one that such suchforethought suchorfthou suchforethought
forethought orfthou bt Is absolutely necessary to toinsure t tInsure teInsure
insure the mans JDIm own happiness bapptn aa J well wettas wellas L Las
as that of the woman he would ould ask to tobecome tobecome tabecome
become his wife 1fe Hit newspapers the thebooks thebooks thebooks
books he reads the plays he sees eft all allteach aJlteach allteach
teach him that marriage spells either eithermisery eithermteerr eitbetmisery
misery or happiness bapplneDthere there is no middle middleground mWdleprouncl mtddkround
ground g round that to worth occupying And Andit ADdIt An AnIs
it is so from the man woo 00 earns a a dollar dollarand dollard dollarnd
and a nd d a a quarter a a day r to the on one WIN whomakes winmakes WINmak
makes mak a magnificent ma ldheftt living livingIf IIvtAJ IIvtAJIt livingIf
If you dont believe this read the theletters theleu th thetters
letters leu l written to the UAunt Aunt Betty tt or orCousin 01Coumn oi oiCousin
Cousin Kate Kat of o the daily newspapers newspapersand newspapersaDd newapapernd
and a nd the magazines These letters lettershough ettorslhougb
though t often misspelled and poorly writ written writare
ten are sometimes 8Omettm real literature because becausethey becausethey
they touch the von VOr heart of llf lICe lICePoult
Would Poult you advise me to marry man nn ° n 55 55a 35week
a 8 week writes one another What is isthe isthe isthe
the smallest Ilest amount two people can live Jh Jhon
on O fl comfortably and so on running runningovec
over O Ver the whole list of questions mat inatrlmonial matrimonial
rlmonial r day after day dayYet
Yet the poet poets would have us believe believethat believethat
that t every man and woman onMn rush ru h wildly 1k1 1k1into
into i nto marriage marrta < < e as into a tourney touIne Love Lovemay Lovemar
may be blind but there is always some someone SO M Mone
one o ne to lead eAd him by b the hand and collect collectthe collecttne
the t he pennies due him himTHE himTHE
THE LATCHKEY GIRL GIRLPro GIRLlMa
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It used to be considered eon tdered the natural naturaland naturaland tural turalDd
and Dd proper thing for girls left eft behind behindn j jin i iIn
in i n the marital race to remain in their theirfathers theirfalb theirathers
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fathers falb f rtI MuMs houcesBut MuMsBut housesBut
But during the last quarter of a cen century century contury ¬
tury fathers have begun to look on ondaughters ondaughters In Indaulhtell
daughters who do not marry m rry as fail failures failures failurea ¬
ures In life and the
daughters have havebegun havebegun i ibepn
begun to wish 1sh for some wider lder sphere spherethan spheretban spherethan
than playing second or third fiddle to totheir totheir totheir
their mothers mothersThen mothersThen mothersThen
Then came the wall of the superflu superfluous supcrnuous supcrfluoim ¬
ous woman and the gradual uprising of ofthe orthe ofthe
the latchkey girl who determined to toearn toearn toearn
earn her own living Hln and make her own ownway ownway ownway
way in life regardless Of the man who whowas whowas whowas
was unable to make for her the home homefor homefor
for which hleh she craved at the bottom of her herheart herheart
heart heartAnd heartAnd
And thus there grew giew up a race of orbtlcbelor ofbachelor
bachelor girls In flats who lived on oncAramels oncaramels
caramels and an sausages S8Ut18gooThe sausagesThey
They The were thought very shocking and andemancipated andflaneipeted
emancipated these latchkey bachelor girls girlswhen slrlswhen girlswhen
when they the first started but wo are quite quiteused quiteu quiteused
used u to them now and Indeed the mili militant militAnt milltent ¬
tant suffragettes have made them seem seomquite seemquite
quite domesticated and oldfashioned oldfashionedPeople oldfashionedPeople
People have practically realized that It Itis Iiis i iis
is quite possible for girls to live their tholrown theirown
own lives without throwing their bonnets bonnetsor
or Merry Merz Widow hats over the wind windmill windmill windmill ¬
mill and the homes must now be com comparaUely cornparatively
paratlvely few In which threo or four fourmaiden fourmaiden
maiden daughters live on with their par parents prents pareats ¬
ents gradually getting older and older olderand elderand
and more and more faded waiting for fortho forthe
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Imagine being possessed of wealth and health to enjoy to the full fullall fullall I Iall
all the pleasures tJeaaures that wealth could buy and deliberately destroying such suchgreat suchgrest I Igreat
great opportunities for happiness simply in order to be thin thiaNor thblNor thinNor
Nor Is Mabel Coreys Corey case a a very extraordinary one Every now w and andthan an4thou andthen
than the papers chronicle the sickness of some som society MCItywoman woman wh who has hasbroken Atsbrokeft hasbroken
broken her health trying trrtn to be thin thinBones thinBones thinoneg
Bones oneg said my dressmaker to me gravely the other Aay a are beau beautiful geutltul beautiful ¬
tiful nowadays WlUkrL The girl 1r1 with the long 10n thin W neck and the boas bones big bigenough bigenoR bigenough
enough to hang a hat on is In luck these th times timesA ue ueuA timesA
uA A thin slip of a a girl irl like a a new 1M moon moonSure aeoaSure moonSure
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wrote Longfellow Lon eUoW once ODe On 0 a 5 time of Agnes Surrey SurreyDoubtless SurreyDoubtless I
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thin tht slip Upol of a a thing > she IN was already at the acme of beauty and aa that any anyrounding anyrounding I IrouadhlS
rounding f far r from making mktn her beautiful would make her Quite crat impos impossible ImpossAble ¬
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And I think its t all perfect nonsense nonsenseCall nonsenseCall ODMIIMCaU
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If you will but dont try to persuade rauade us 11 that they are beautiful ttful or artistic artisticHealth arUst1cHealth artisticHealth I
Health is i the lint requisite of beauty and boniness Main is not healthy healthyThe IaUhrThe healthyThe
The anxiety to lose weight wei ht for a > fashionable tuhloll le figure is I positively positivelydangerous p positivelydangerous lUyely lUyelydluaSerou
dangerous said a prominent doctor lecturing eeturta at Harvard Medical ecUcal School Schoolthe SChOOlthe j
the other day So Some people think fatness is a a disease that will go o on onand onand
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and destroy the system while on the contrary eontrar it is generally a a sign of of1th othealth ofhealth
health 1th natures nature reserve and Del i is l just as desirable llllble ae II money in the bank bankNow bnkNow I
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figure gure r rtlon There Is notblaK I dislike any more than wAtt the last genera generation I Ilion
lion used v to term a nne be ftgure S gure ure of a a woman womanBut woaaaaD1It womanBut
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beautiful today a as they ever were ere that this bone fad has gone on quite quitelong quiteIonS quitelong
long enough eJlOllg and that it i III time tb the womon wo o ot e < America revolted against againstit againstand
it and set up the normal figure gurs again as the standard of beauty beautyRUTH beautyItUTH beautyRUTU
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