Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1926, Page 25

T FEATURESY — BEAUTY CHATS Keeping Tidy. handbags WOMA Clues to Character Your Baby and Mine BY MYRTLF.MEYER ELDRED. BY EDNA KENT FORBES. The Daily Cross-Word Puzzle (Copyright, 1926.) BY J. 0. ABERNETHY. would not pay for the permanent in- jury to vour appearance A few lines under the eves are not you to carry any |a detraction especially in a case like articles—and | Yours where the skin and- | when people seem to rush l;;:g'@:‘:;.p‘\"\ e H AT much like trying to draw. If certain |from one social engagement to an k over & thin stick faculties of the brain are not strong, |other. and from an office to dinner | .. .p 3 it 18 then impossible to ever develop |and theater and dancing, some sort 2 into an expert penman. of portable heauty case is certainly 1f vou can dash off a letter at ease |essential. and it is legihle and your strokes are | Every busy woman, whether it's uniform, and if you can write for |business or frivelity that keeps her on hours at a time without being tired, | the go. should carry a tiny compact ¢ then you are a horn penman, for they | Dowder case, either powder, or powder | pub ] S re barn, not Asv@oped by Braetice;” |and rouge combined. She should carry | feeling so great in.the last quarter Tt vou will ‘abserve the facial sign, |2 small comb, and a lipstick of either | century that amount per annum ¥oui oxt T4l St bRkt whSéhge v |T0se volersd or wiiila eold cream, s | spent for education bas srissn from not a man or a woman is a natural | Small mirror and a short orange wood 000 in 1000 to £40,799,000. The penman Study the hrows of people stick, blunt on one end 'f\ push back was known for 'S eectarian vou meet. If there seems to be a |the cuticle around the nails, sharp on | & 8. Tiliteracy h: decreased Ing, sleeping, thumb sucking, sitting Duilge at the root of the nose hetween | the other end o clean under them. | TN, Shodeiite o and walking, training in cleanly hab- the eyes, you will know that here is a his sounds like a whole bagful in | previ a 7 person who not only writes a good itself, bu as a matter of fact, the . iESnepIs thnursi ARt nand, but is able to write for a long [ MoSt charming little vanity rouge and . Mrs. E. B. N., Mrs. Jas. H. B., »d of time without fatigue. powder cases come in not much Fire-Fighter 57 Years. Mrs. C. V. Won't you please send In addition to this fullness between | [arger than a siiver dollar, quite flat. | (geet active fire chi for the leaflet called ““Weaning and the eyen, the distance from the outer | ¥ith a double mirror that divides one | ;13,50 American etties is Feeding.” which contains all the in center of the ear opening to the indi. | COmpartment from another: the UP-|w.ayjace of Cleveland, who is now Yyou are seeking? Methods cated region is comparatively long. 1t | 5tick and evebrow pencil do not take < old, Mr. Wallace h for getting it printed ahove. thia distance Ia short, no amount of | UP Much space; the comhs are often | 5. man 1y Cleveland To Dractice will ever make that person a | insed, like & jacicknife, and (he |, ‘the depar D er Saniag orange stick is about 2 inches long | 5 NN and fits into the bottom of any small Here are the leafflets which mothers may have now by sending a self:ad- dressed (city and State) stamped en- velope and a request for the ones ! wanted. A choice of a subject which interests yvou will no doubt result in the finding of the answers to most of your usual questions on this subject. Try that before asking personal ques- tlons. Leaflet service is much quicker. You may have: No. I, Prenatal Care and Diet of the Nursing mother; 2, Constipation: 3, Feeding and Wean ing: 4, Eezema: 5, Lavettes, 6, Foretble Feeding, infants and other children; 7. Personal Service leaflet; 8, Some Puzzling Problems (hiccoughs, prickly heat, dirt eating, cradle-cap, hives, the baby who vomits, lime water. oil, orarge jnice, hernia, children; 9, Various Questions (teeth- A Born Penman. Beautiful writing cannot be attained | paclous they allow by any one who hasn’t the natural ap- | number of useful toilet titude for penmanship. It is very |these da The newest ca- Tlliteracy Iz Decreased The State of Louisiana, in which people long were inherently opposed to lic education, has seen a change of GOTY: two boys, 1 and 3 show no signs of rickets, but flat Sometimes Dear Ann: The time has come fo consider the June bride. There is her veil For the tiny bride a hecoming style would be a veil like that in the larger are slow teething. 1 give them cod liver ofl, and they are hright, healthy and pract live out of “doors. There is a marked tendency to rickets in their father’s family. which makes me watch them carefully. 1 HOW IT STARTED RY JEAN NEWTON. pocket in the bag. the whole outfit comes in a flat, oblong even include the to bring 150 tinfest, some of thes: are dull from washing flattest little huffer, back the polish to the nails after they 1 don’t think it is a sign of foolish vanity to earry one of these outfits. “w i” If you work in an office, the most Macaroni. thorough washing of the hands won't A visitor from Mars observing our | prevent hlack lines under the nails-— consumption of macaroni might logic- [ why not look neat and tidy day and Ily conclude it to be a native Ameri- [evening too? » | can dish—until he went to Italy, of — course, when he would discover that | M. A. B.—A strong solution of alum “till more macaroni can be eaten than | would tend to increase the dryness of is disposed of by Americans. vour skin that would cause it to form Macaroni is a cheerful sort of dish, | lines. The temporary effect that vou hich increases our surprise on learn: | would get from these applications Advertisement. filflflt; flf Qflul’ fiamclinu hat it takes it name from a Place. BY PHILIP FRANCIS NOWLAN. QItel CRi XEOREE e rtificlal language. VARIATIONS—Tuomey, Twomy. ot Months. “maccheroni” which has its derivation it thielbaby s dléb. Bend) eeihad LT ;1 [RACIAL ORIGIN—Irish and Eng- [from a Greek word meaning a funeral dressed and stamped envelope for it S L feast! Incidentally in Greek “dead If the baby hasn't a cold, T should do D int - SOURCE—Given names. also has the significance of “happy. style. which will afford the Wisen- | nothing about the nose. Do vou keep D e The family name of Toomey may be|ARd it 15 thought to be from the fact heimer family no little glee. | it wiped out carefully with eotton? Eiirid of lizaicd RIEERE. G TInElan or T GEna et in dave when modern language Among the bits of propaganda | The use of a few drops of liquid albo- | g [ HotRh. 1o tHe sl e iskits o2 | wes pnlviin the makine; dhe food was which my insistence on the nonab- | lene once a day would be goc At will s folind: to:be ol o N;‘};J eaten at funeral feasts in honor of sorbing capacity of the skin stimu. [ It is not at all necessary to we thin AngloSa¥on GHgi 4 the dead, that it was given the name lated was n page of quotations in a | baby for the cause vou mentior t Cer cotored animals, When It 1a fHie Intoas. 11 talnl Dl al e o g g e proprietary house organ from | might he well to keep the baby's ears Goddess of plenty development of a changed spelling of it is called “macaroni and so it medical Aauthorities” upon the ab. | covered with a little tape cap until he neountered the given name of Thom: g |onnoiis way Infolour Inin: so: sorption of fodine through the skin. | forgets the habit of 1 = them An obstruetion. Eiin’ hams el et nens. v e namE e (T none of the many ‘“authorities™ | Ears can have their shape ruined per Wrat Suiis 1o sarioas it of Budig) DL OO T TaREE Y quoted in the manufacturer’s eircular [ manently throus habit Fahulous monsters. amy™ and “Tumy, Soll aw| the “Macaront Club, & group:of fops commits himself cn the question:| Pleas don’t prop him in a hi ter amount. “Tommey” and ““Tome ARl apahou e whol sdopted Sfor they merely mention the application | Let him sit up of his own accord, b wte light and heat. e waver thREWhinlL amaelves tHEIIE of tHalr (a¥orite of iodin to the skin. That same lodine | never force him to sit as one in instrument of the modern '!'Nr\,- v-\“h'-'u:hrv!h“_r|*\flm*jt>r‘a of the may be inhaled when it is applied to | tably does, as one never knows w womy™ that It | Qop e IEOEEily KNIgwns she the skin is likely enough, but that |a child would slump down naturally | is of Knglish origin dish whose name they assumed re very fact invalidites any hasty were it not for the holstering pillows mammal ik frfAb aiirnme s but anl Al Ded inigocd staadive clusions that the indine is absorbed | A A n in Crete - form of the Geelic clan name ieausens o my existence. let alone my teachings. | through the skin. Such a thing has | which was derived from Of course, 1 can’t prove the professor | pover heen demo et | Born by the chietiatn . but-—well. listen 10 [ q jodine, mercury, - any ‘Donach.” who founded the clan. He ¢ and then judge for Your- | other medicinal substance appiied in nown as “Donoch,” or “Donogh celf, that's all 1 ask. lotinn. salve or liniment. provided the na Tuaima' or “Donogh of the Dyke,” | %It seems that I had asserted T | ciin i< not blistered or scratched the reference here evidently being to a | peatedly and in that irritatinz way (Coprngnt. 1926 ) trench or defnse work of some sort | 1 have. that pnsni\r’;l.dani absalutely : . in_the protection of which this chief. | l®ashoniul each B e othing. he it fond. drink, medicine § s e lita e He el er. fou Blespoontils o shor e ieon, s or can be absorbed Banana Pie. tain ot A e At |ening. A little salt and sugar, and | “Phil says that the chi {hrongh the normal or unbroken SKinl. | ok in a double bofler two cupfuls e e Marn. Whe waa | eN0UEh flour (o make a batter that is | the appendix—still pres no and this arbitrary assertion naturally | of milk. one-half a cupful of sugar, High-King of Ireland in the vea ton stiff. Add the whites of the |longer of any practical importance to | | two tablespoontuls of flour, two egg 195 | not carried with it the implication that | A.D., and the O'Toomys were an off- | the humme body volks and one teaspoonful of butter [} pecting another baby. Would it heneficlal for me to take cod liver from now on? Will vou please giye us mothers a letter some time on diph- | 1. Commonplace remark. theria and how we can have children [ . Feel one's’ way. fmmunized at a nominal cost? a0 ot Tactar Cod liver oil would do vou | nallest amount uld certainly furnish | you with the ntial vitamins. I do | believe, though, that if vou regulate your diet and then give the baby cod | 16 D) itver oil from 2 to 3 mo of age on | there should he ndency to de velop rickets. 1 shall he giad to talk about immunizing for diphtiheria soon figure. Its high frill will give extra Jmportance to her diminutive figure. A veil fifting close to her head would, on the contrary, add no height. . Yours for a perfect weddin: LETITIA 19260 Of offending under the oldest hygenic handicap now ended. New way provides true protec- ¢ piece of metal. Of a_mixéd color. . Meadow. Limh. Salt Answer no harm and (Coperiaht o tion—discards like tissue. ver tress signal Twice Proposed international tary pa ize th offense ger of barrassment PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE BY WILLIAM BRADY, M. D, Mrs. Windsor - Please write for the feeding leaflet, which will help vou Do We Need Snubbers? of flutter my sails and cramp my N Once In a while. some readers will | be glad to know, the wind is knocked | completely out of my sails, and it | #kes me down a peg to confess that | cuch setbacks are generally due 10 some o inate ecientific ct which 1 happen to have overlooked in my enthusiasm. For instance, I am still smarting | and sore from a squelch administered to melast Autumn by Prof. Louis H. Kahlenberg of the University of Wis- consin. It ,might not have hurt so | much If ‘Prof. Kahlenbers had not done it with such a' maddening | air of innocence and unconcern. as | though he was serenely unaware of | as ordinary cotton pad . dance, 1 sheerest motor Down. withe Cancoet Discards as easilv as a piece of tissue. No laundry. No embarrassment. You ask for it at any drug or department store, without esitancy, simply by saying KOTEX.” Do as millions are doing. End old, insecure wavs. Enjoy life every day. Package of twelve costs only a few cents. KOTE X No laundry—discard like tissue | 135 ha | the name has eith { forms “Tuomy™ or g Good Waffles. Beat ‘the whites of three ezzs sepa rately and put to one side, then mix together the volks of three eggs, four | or five cupfuls of sour milk seant | teaspoonful each of soda and baking | Toasted Sardines. Put one tablespoonful of sardine oil in a skillet. Into it sprin thin | layer of corn meal, a tiny pinch of | salt. two dashes of white pepper and a little celery seed. A tiny bit of nut meg also adds flavor. When the oil | and corn meal are brown. lay in one | can of sardines. Cook until rrispy brown on one side, then turn. Serve | on lettuce and garnish with | and thin half slices of lemon Fhidads Ham in Casserole. slice of ham eut two! inches thick, leaving on the rind. Pour | over it a good zenerous cupful of milk and one-half cupful of brown sugar, | partly dissolving the sugar in milk on top of the stove hefore pouring over { the ham. Bake for twn hours. Serve | with rings of fried apple absorbed through the skin are hum > O'Leary clan. buge and people believing in such | cool, | Slice three bananas in a pie things are simpletons. Naturally | this aroused the animosity of a good Perfect Muffins. Add a pinch of salt to three fourths cupful of milk and str in one cupful of flour in which one teaspaonful of | baking powder has heen sifted. Add butter the size, of an ege melted, and | lastly stir in - the heaten white of one | crust and pour the custard over these d | Over all put a meringue made of the many people—people who exploit | heaten whites of two eggs and two humbugs and people who like to be | tahlespoonfuls of sugar. | humbugged. That isn't a bad plan : | for someti: < big nostrum. food or cosmetic acturer jets himself zo in fit of rage and founds or en dows a research institution or a college or something, to prove his honesty. On the other hand, some times he just fits a pair of snubbers on me. Well, we were having a grand time over it, and it was diverting to see all the correspondence and all the propaganda that grew out of this simple assertion of what, up to_the sickening moment when Prof Kahlenberg tossed in his contribu tion, I had assumed an unassailable and unexceptional physiological fact Physiology has always heen a firm solld foundation to rest on, and I think this is the first time it has ever shown the slightest tendancy | ezgs Jast things purporting to penetrate or be shoot of the O'Leary clan, until thick. Flavor with vanilla and | Have one After April 30th no mere will be supplied , , to steres at this special priee Washing machines and \:ullllvv\‘ cleaners were among the most prom-| egg. Fill gem pans and bhake the muf- | linent exhibits at the Paris Exposition | fins inia hot oven for ahoift twenty” of Household Appliances this vear. | minutes - 1 Wear-Ever" a real service test in your owa Kkitchen. Get one of these 3.quart sauce pans at the special price from any dealer who s “‘Wear-Ever’ utensils. The better-cooked, betts to give way or crumble under me. If only 1 could have hollered “Prof. Kahlenberg? Who is he— what does he know about the mat- flavored foods resulting from the use of thia p: will convince you that it always pays to b ect sluminum utensils distinguish- 'Wear-Ever” trade-mark. THEALUMINUM COOKING UTENSILCO. ter?”—but no, even that small com- fori was denied me, for it seems that Nawi Kedaingresty Es the professor took good care to have A high reputation in the field of chem- fstry hefore he ventured to intimate v that my teaching about the capacity of the skin to ah gether sn. He merely reported in a seientific journal that, according to come experiments he had carried out, 1t iz possible to cause the unbroken =kin to absorb bheric acid. I think the professor accomplished this by means of electrolysis or {onization or =omething like that. Even so, T can't for the life of me sesa why he had 1o apill it just when [ was going to the mat with the exploiters and the exploited on that little point. T can nefther forget nor forgive Prof. Kahlenberg for his nuntim contri- bution. To be sure, he acknowledged that horic acid was the only blessed thing he had been able to make the human hide absorb. so the exploiting con- cerns will zet little comfort or aid out of it, after all. But it does sort o Ny — “] started in the cellar) said Mrs. McHenry all -over again. Well, I went home and did the job in 20 minutes. ;i “A conqueror—I naturally looked for of got on my nerves. So I stopped in'at & .more worlds to conquer. The clerk at the Such Flavor as this comes only in real . 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