Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1931, Page 38

WOMAN’S PAGE. Tactile: Requirement for Food - ;. BY L¥DIA LE BARON WALKER. of creaminess by the “feel” on the tongue. Jelly and marmalade may have all the delicious flavor and taste that be- long to them, and yet be lacking in the | 5 right tactile qualily. The consistency must not be of honey, nor should it be sa solid that immediately the tongue detects gelatin or some hardening It must be both smooth and to just the 3 led as the flavor, for the tongue delights in the texture as much as the taste. (Copyright, 1931.) Everyday Psychology BY DR. JESSE W. SPROWLS. chology o ey 1788 to 1860, recog: , is the - nized the philosophers from his £2d it 0w i g 38 5F 88 ; L i can help me, too. (1) I am 29 years old and 5 feet 3 mmch"nm"v-u‘c gy hips 36, ankle 8 and calf 13 inches. ~Are these correct? (2) I have brown hair and eyes and an olive complexion. How can 1 my complexion to & Iuhm"%ha%z?” (1) For your welgnt your propor the average. weigh five or six X bl pack of corn meal and buttermilk. It is a plan for those whose skin is dark to use such a pack, for it is quite true that all skins have a tend- ency to become darker as one grows older and the bleaching woelly Pack NANCY PAGE Chemistry and Sense Back of Stain Removal BY FLORENCE LA GANKE. Ordinarily Joan was a neat and tidy child. -But the condition of her white linen dréss showed just what had hap- pened to her cup of cocoa. N‘l:gk,m' to her spot and stain file and ed up the remedy. She refreshed her memory confused with yellow warblers nor red- eyed vereos with white-eyed vireos. R \ WASHINGTON, D. 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