New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1928, Page 12

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MARCH 22, 1928 Batchelor Your Neck and Face Also Need Exercise Don't Neglect Them If You Are Red{ncing—Fo“oW These Expert Directions of Marjorie Dork’s Editor’s Note—This is the seventh | | and concluding article of Marjorie | Dork’s exclusive Herald series on health and beauty. In it she pre- | | seribes exercises 10 remove super- fluous flesh from the nedk and face. BY MARJORIE DORK | Hoalth and Beauty Expert | For NEA Service No matter what particular prob- m is yours in reducing your body, ou must watch your neck and face. It is well to remember just what dieting does. While you are ! ! not eating fattening fpod the body |draws on the fat you stored away you were overeating. This is needed for metabolism, iich 1s the technical name for the process of rebuilding. When your « fat has been absorbed. you cannot help but Le lithe and limber again. | But remember the flabby skin must be re-absorbed also, It had ito stretch to accommodate your !heavy intake of food, and now it must shrink so as to fit your slim- |mer frame. This is accomplished by vigorous cxercise. You must |also exercise your neck and chin | |s0 that the same thing may oceur {ther®. So let me outline a few | | neck exercises that no reducing woman should neglect. Lie crosswise on the bed so that your shoulders are supported by | the edge of the matross, but your| TUIS is one of the neck excrcises Marjorie Dork deseribes in the m- panying articl {head is over the edge. Then drop | lyour head back until it will go no | |farther. Then bring it up and for- | ward until your chin rests on your | |throat. If you prefer, you can do | | this sitting up in & chair. dropping | | your head as far back and then as | | far forward as you can. Keep the | throat muscles tense and feel o good &trong pull on the muscles {of your throat. Do this 20 times | slowly. | In this same position with your | | head hanging over the edge of the | | bed, open your mouth as wide as | ARE WORN ONCE MORE Petticoats Returning Afte: Long Absence. 1 -.ken Paris, Mar. >ctticoats are | you can, and go through the mo- |back und some of the younger wo- |tions of violent chewing. When | men are wearing their first lace- | you feel the stretch and pull on | trimmed, bow-knotted underskirts. The garments a gathered, stiff taffe spring wardrobes. considered enough : worn with the skirts in the One petticoat is for the present. | the muscles of yaur chin you will | realize that you can wear down a | double chin in this way | Then sitting comfortably with your back straight and your shoul- [ It is a froth of fine pleating with ders easy, bend the head as far as|a foam of lace or ruffles at the you can to the left, and *hen to. Lottom and it reaches to the knees the right. This is excellent for| Petticoats that peep out from the contour of the throat and will | under the hems of tatfeta dresses help also to keep the flesh firm on are a recognized spring eyl the neck and chest. { Some are of gold or silver lac: Here is anothe Ruffled taffe pettjcoats of con- | Lie flat on the floor with the|trasting shades are anather form. face down and the handa at the| Pantalettes gometimnes take th sides. Then raise the head, chest | place of petticoats in the new and legs from the floor, bowing | fashions. the body backward until only the | 7o oifset the slight lengthening ribs and abdomen are resting on | of gkirts and their decided widen- the floor. Then press the head |ing, dressmakers are making many back on the spine as far as it Will | of their cvening drisses with low- go. 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The greater number of Mre. | BY SISTER MARY uninhabitable. | Moulton’s children have not moved | s A o . conatrics, notably Great far away from her, most of them iy by Jin and Germany, have passed being residents of Lower Kenne- il ation governing the tvpe of bunk Village. Mrs. Moulton was i e “ook ter house to be provided for rural born in York, Me. | ne Frob o nto st ! ] worgers. These regulations de- | | ! ith par manh the provision of sufficient | GREEN VEGETABLES | DL oked ml- nGobaT Ni surden ground, proper attention Salt should be added to the| S At ol - = to drmins, and careful study of | watcr before green vegetables | Sitiach salsd; vy Furs Are Tinte lighting heating and ventilation. start cooking. It keeps them fresh rately And Worn Sepa CAULIFLOWER sOUP looking and tastier. LUNCHEO! 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