The evening world. Newspaper, December 17, 1915, Page 9

perftuous Flesh and at “ Body’s Nervous Energy ah i By Pauline i. Fup new material to take {ts place “work, play, exercise or any mental lowed by @ sufficten good the waste. atiee, Any idea t My pupil, Mre. less food and only James. "Phe tmportance of the relation of @ food and diet to the proper develop- t@egtiand growth of the body ana tifdd pannot be overestimted and pig kee are capable of repairing ‘waste ‘and supplying tt’ benef new healthy material and heat and energy for the nervous syatem and superior musoular development thaplt be chosen. I have récvently learned of a wom- an Who reduced many pounds by eat~ Ing apples—just apples—and the very fitet week she lost five pounds. But hé, was doing nothing at all to build @ muscles, blood, bone, skin and tissues and the consequence was thet while she did really lose a gioat amount of weight, she was an utter- ly miserable. woman and has long since become disgusted with all forms of diet, exercises and ideas for re- dwaing weight. Ht fs jiist much consequences as thege that I am determined to avoid] with Mrs. St. James and I see to It personally® tlidt aho cate proper and douri#hing toddy each day. My pupil ie very ambitious with all of.the exercises she has been able to master and can now do the important trunk raising just three times, with iin Furlong Explains’ the | Selected Diet in Any Attempt ‘to Get . “Rid of Su- suffer from hunger, the past two weeks makes her determined to eat much | elec the feet braced and the hands and afms at the sides. This exercise 1s} More diMcult with the ‘nanda suitable suggestions: Out-of-Tewa Deliveries 00 A Until 10P,M, fram loose ROOMS Completely Furnished, ROOMS 75/4 Furnished, TK ellyC@o. 263 6th Ave. “Our Weekly Paymel Payment Plan Makes Gk Buying sand for You ee Wehave assembled a splendid aksortment of id useful gift articles for the holidays. 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St. James, {hsists that she does not and the wonderful loss of flesh in when she {s roally hungry. The dan- ger of going without food until one is ravenously hun. | gry is another Mistake, and’a bit of fruit or toast or w poached egg should be taken in’ the middle of the day tf one is working ae hard and a8 earnestly ae Mra St. | clasped behind the head. Body swaying has been tnoluded in the afternoon lesson, and I am still exerting most of my energy to a fur- ther reduction of flesh from the ab- domen and hips. Mrs. St. James works very hard at ‘home with the rolling, leg circling.) stationary running, deep breathing, and of course all of this is n very great help to me, as It allows me more time to talk over and explain the value of certain exercises! and the proper way to perform them to get best results and prevent over-| doing them Thursday my pupil had the hot! lomon water, as usual, befcre taking the twenty-five deep breathe in the| fresh air, and hnd for breakfast a| dish of stewed fruit, sweetened with) sweetena, ton bread, with salt and| a cup o free. For luncheon ahe had an apy dinner, steak, spinach with egg, mashed turnips, celery, and apple salad with Yatled| dressing and lemon geiatine. Each day after her exhilarating | e bath my pupil ts so. very | ry that to prevent overeating, ar her more than a mile walk| 16, she eats an apple, which she faithfully brings each day. 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