The evening world. Newspaper, May 2, 1919, Page 29

ih Pauline Furlong’ s Talks On Health and Beauty Copretaht. 19:9, bs the blabing C+ re tvewing W Pimples ‘ and other facial blemishes do not appear on healthy, clean P aod they come only from disorders of the stomach and un cleanliness of the body inside and out, Tuis is why hygienic methods and a general clean-up for the system are more essential tn re moving them than any jocal trea pnt could po: be because its from func face caused by The treatment of acne this ts a disease of the ekin tional disorders of the glands ely medical, which re of the abnormal aud irregular secretion or incomplete elimination Pulverized charcoal, a teaspoonful on artis and he after each meal, is a simple and beneficial remed; for removir Charcoal ma. ment is exceptionally § pimples caased by di yrdered stomach taken In tablet form. This treat good for acid condition of the also be stomach, which frequently causes burning, red pimples to appear in great nambers on face and body. This ofntment, which is slightly astringent, ts easily and economically made at hon Hose water, four ounces; pure @lycerine, two teaspoontuls; tincture of camphor, one teaspoonful; precipi tate of sulphur, one teaspoonful. Keep this in air tight Jars. Bicarbonate of soda i# another simple and beneficial remedy for Pamples, when taken internally or applied externally. Like all other Femedies, too much of this is worse than none, and in taking bicarbonate of soda internally if must be uesd sparingly A spoonful in a Wine glass af water may be taken a half hour before breakfast and aftor meals until the stomach has become cleansed and sweetened, This should wot be tuken more than a week at a time, and if the complexion {s not fmproved the remedy may be tried again after a few weeks, Bicarbonate of soda may be moistened Pimples several times a day with water and applied to with very good results, or you may try eighteen grains of bicarbonate of soda mixed with four ounces of boiled ‘water and apply to the pimplos with a small piece of Satervals during the day. Two belpful liquid lotions for pimple. Five ounces of are given below: orange flower water; camphor (tincture), one tea: spoonful; precipit of sulphur, one teaspoonful. shake well before wsing. 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