The evening world. Newspaper, September 16, 1915, Page 6

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The ball which I first showed to you on Monday is illustrated again today, and we shall make it into a punching bag by sew- Ing it into @ stout, tight-fitting cover, with oanvas or folded cloth strips) firmly sewed on each end as loops, Into each of these loops we tle strips or cords of stout elastic, the other ends of which can be fastened to screw- eyes turned into the top and bottom of a door frame. The bag should bang tautly suspended there. You may hit the punching bag with the elbow, fists or knees, but In the be fastened they can be easily mastered without the aid of a professional instructor, Helle Gordon, the champion woman bag genteel and a beautifully formed woman, says of the punching bag: ‘here is no reason why men should entirely usurp the field of Physical culture, which during the past few yenrs hag grown to such vast propartions. | EWery normal woman has jt in her power to de- yelop a perfect figure and there is Absolutely no excuse fof the crime} of obesity.” A few minutes a day with JAG PUNCHING REDUCES FAT ON SHOULDER BLADES. Every woman who values her health and fgure should practice bag punching. It is the one art which is taught in all of the professional gym- nasiums and institutions where men and women are treated for obesity. It Jy the best exercise for the heavy fat on the shoulder blades, upper arma and back of the neck. One beneficial movement in the bag punching practice Hed the tattoo. ‘The bag ie struck with first one fist and then the other very rapidly, Do not reach over to hit the bag, but allow it to return to the position it rested in when still. Another move- ment is the graceful elbow and fist exercise, also of great benefit to the shoulders and upper arms. Strike the bag with first the elbow and then | Alternate with each arm, Still another effective movement is performed by hitting the bag @ hard bow with the right fist, and then as it bounds back strike it again with the left fist. ‘This is a more strenuous | exercise, and like the others a great | arm houlder muscle developer. | ercises described to-day are | the! punching bag will: work wonders. | Exercise in loose clothing so as to) allow perfect freedom of movement, | and in assuming the different posi-| tions keep the muscles tense and rigid. It is not the attitude which | develops so much as the strain placed upon the part of the muscular system which ts brought into play | by that particular movement The bag punching exercises bring many muscles besides the ones men- tloned into play, Sand the step light To-morrow | wil lain to you how you may Benefits of the basket ball game in your own hom right Readers of Miss Furlong's arti- cles are invited to write to her, in care of The Evening World, re questing information that will aid them in following her illustrated || lessone. pean ee I have chosen these b Letters From kvening World Readers Following Miss Furlong’s Lessons. VIOLENT ATTACKS OF DYSPEPSIA Suffered Tortures Until She Tried ‘‘ Frult-a-tives”’ “After suffering for a long time with pria, 1 have been made well by ruiteactives.”” 1 suffered so much that at last I would not dare to eat for 1 was afraid of dying. Five years ago MARIE B. writes—"T am five feet seven and want to know if there is any way I can increase my height." The average height for a woman la from five feet four to five feet six| inches, You are already exceeding this, Why grow taller? MRS, G. T. H. (Denver) asks— “Please tell me how to make the alum | solution for reducing the bust?” i} Nothing but exercising and diet will reduce the bust, Alum solution is an astringent and will harden it, Use the solution very cold, It is not neces. sary to rub it in, just pat it on with| I received samples of “Fruit-a-tives” | @ soft cloth. Take several tablespoon. | and after taking thom I felt relief, | tals of powdered alum and place it in Then I sent for three boxes and I kept |® Mik bottle or wide-mouthed Jar improving until I was well. I quickly | POUr over it one pint of hot water and let stand twenty-four hours. regained my lost weight—and now IT eat, sleep and digest well—in a word, I am \ fully recovered, thanks to ‘lruit-a-tives.’ Mme. CHARBONNE Stir or whake {t often during this time and then strain through, gauze Do not stir up what bas settled in the U, | bottom of the by the morning, St. Jean de Matha, Jan. 27th, 1914, [QM OMe, Une the, clear part, The 50c a box, 6 for 82.50, trial sige 25, | and this will be strong enough. Most At dea or from Fru vex {exercises which bring (he arms up Limited, Ogdensburg, New York.—Advt, | over the shoulders and head will re | move fat from the breast and should '" a “Jer blades, ‘The wand or dumb-belln . | are best to usg, and hold them tense, |\DON T BE FAT; The fat will’ gradually leave the TAKE FRENCH breast as you lose weight all over the body. 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