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

HOME GYMNASIUM FOR WOMEN BY PAULINE FURLONG Acid Stomachs No. 57—Correcting Round Are Dangerous Shoulders. Round shoulders are caused by a HE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1918. NEW LAWS NEEDED TO STOP KILLINGS, BY AUTO SPEEDERS & formula for a neck bleach: #.1! you! kindly give it again?” } Une equal parts of peroxide of by drogen and water, of half !emon juice and water. DOROTHY asks: “Will | state In the paper the di tween hard corns and vase. My toes are very tender, skin peels off And notice © bad odor, Can you help | me to overcome this? Please give good liquid rouge formul safer | | from poor circulation and headaches | blood seems to stay in the top of the} head. What can I do to relieve the a : a large percentage of those arrested for overspeeding are owners. At tempts in the Legislature to remedy this so far have jed. There are powerful influences against euch an amendment to the law, and up to this time they have been successful. “Another weak point is that the present machinery does not auto- matically detect persons who are sec- ond and third offenders at the time, The Police Department keeps records and the police oficer telephones to the department to get the record before jut putting it into effect. ‘Another weakness in the law, if y opinion, is the fact that the Secre- ‘y¥ of State does not act until ad- vised by the Magistrate. Where tho records at his office show three con- victions he should be compelled to revoke the Heense without waiting to ‘om the Magistrate, greatest power over chauf- feurs and drivers of motor vehicles is the right to suspend or revoke licenses. The stispension should be for any time, a month, two months, six months or a year. In London the police suspend or revoke on an aver- age about 6,000 licenses every year. “The power of suspension vocation should be stated ch a es, NINE-TENTHS OF ALL JACH TROUBLE SAID TO BE DUE To AciDITY. A Physician's Advice on Cause and Cur! A New Tork Physician who has ma © Special etedy of stomach and tntestiner ‘Gietases says that nearly ali intestinal toWbies, as well as many diseases of the vite: wane, are Airectty trace Gemnged condition of the stom tm torn te bout nine times out of “There is only one real substantial remedy for the whole situation, that is that the City of New York should be given entire power over I these pena cue motor misplacement of the chest, collar bones and shoulder blades, and it is fot possible to correct one without improving the condition of the other, and tn doing so yott-will also readjust the vital organs cofitained within the bony framework. It Is not generally known that the round shouldered persoh has actually dis- placed a great many organs of the body, leaving them to hang loosely and press against cach other, until none is capable of performing the functions intended by nature. The only real cure for round shoul- ders and protruding collarbones con- sists of systematic exercises and ha- bitual erect and correct standing. Shoulder braces will not correct this common physical defect, and only by t strengthening the muscles surround- ih itaelt as it would be for a man! ing these parts will any improvement tne oN the cimacn that this condition is more easily cor- 1. ' rected in the slender and delicate per- son than in the robust one, but of course the exercises must be taken with great care as to their kind and " a iH duration, if indulged in by those who \ ort oe anes | APO not strong. oeatane Maho at inn At least ten minutes of the milder Dees SC BOs oF ote wai exercises should bo taken each day iy this ‘being. the ‘aove jand the length of time increased as ae stfica- | you become more practised, For the beginner and those in weakened con- pressure?” Corns are a part of the cuticle made hard by pressure and are of thre different varieties—hard, soft and va eular. jand very diffi Police and Magistrates Open the case comes up. This is uncertain, “Fingerprinting chauffeurs and drivers wou) provide detection, but as great numbers of cars are run by owners there is a strong prejudice against fingerprinting. The Board of Magistrates and myself wore x War on Reckless Driv- Hard corns are deep rooted ut to remove. corns are callous spots and su Vascular ers in Earnest. and tho character of the mit . applicant should be most carefully from pressure. These usually aj jon the soles of the fect and are ¢ painful and diMeult to remove J the feet in very hot, soupy water a |minutes and then cut the with a sharp, narrow-pointed knif or laws and ordinances are to get which has been previously sterilized | the most severe punishment they have by dipping in boiling water and then on. known, accor 5 age in peroxide, Touching the call ever ng dine rding to Chief Mag vascular corns with a sharp-po stick of lunar caustic, being ea Every Magistrate has had his jat- not to touch any part of the foot. will sontion called to the frequency of ae- | Fomove thom if the treatment 18 con. cients, in which lives and litte are lost, and urged to end violation of tinued several nights. Wear a chamois speed laws by the imposition of maxi- | bi mo! ss, life endangering automo- and other violators of the sts Ay OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & G 34th Street—New York acta content: ‘and weiftralines the acidity of th thus removing the source af the As an antacid he prescribes tit is Will Close Out Wednesday Women’s Fur Trimmed Suits From the regular stock pad over the corn to relieve pressure. | Offensive odor of the feet Is often the result of excessive acid in the 8¥9- | 0. went tem, which causes the feet to burn!) TUM Sentences, ot i and perspire and frequently splits the| Commissioner Woods has order . skin between the toes, which makes, the police to do everything possible to them very tender and painful. For! «op reckless driving. | In Watin Water ated Botpe nk TENE! ‘The agitation against reckless driv- drying gently apply taleum powder ing was the result of Commissioner freely between the toes. Wear differ-| Woods's letter to Chiet Magistrate ent stockings each day and watch th 400 £40 4 er diet to aorrect the acidity. Drink much McAdoo recommending the fing: water during the day, Phe following Ptinting of all chauffeurs convicted of is a reliable and harmless liquid violation of the law. The Chief Mag- eT ge Meo gD carmine strate and the Police Commissioner Dowd -half ounce. Boa these two together. in an air-tight are Working together to break up the bottle for two weeks and add two practice. They*are in complete har- jeups of pure white wine vinegar. mony as to the necessity and differ petro asin or Bre Well but slightly in the method. 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