The evening world. Newspaper, August 28, 1922, Page 19

Milestones on the Road to Health And Beauty FOLLOWING MARK TWAIN —— An Innocent Abroad London Suffers From Partial Prohibition of Tobacco iceman By Neal R. O'Hara “SIXTEEN TO TWENTY-ONE” \ Copyright, 1922 (New York Evening World) by Press Pubiishing Company. t1s) ‘» You Can Buy a Drink Up to 11 P. M., but Cigars Must Be (The Fourth Mile) 4 Bootlegged After 8 O'Clock. By Doris Doscher. MAXIMS, OfaModernMaid | ———— By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. ——_—___” Copyright, 1922 (Now York ivening World) by Press Publishing Company. What keeps some men hovering is a curiosity as to “just HOW far’ they can go; when they find that they can go only “just SO far hey go elsewhere TER two month living up to his bachelor reputation as @ gay { boy, more than one summer widower will sink thankfully tate Copyright 1922 (New Yorie i World) by Press Publishing Co © morvis chair and the evening papers when his wife comes nome next week! WENTY-ONE, the goal to for artificial stimulants, and after ali | yee ot'y) pectantly batural stimulants are the only kind longing eyes of youth exy TAL Have eibetaeL cece When a widow und a flapper want the gaine man it's anothe thos | turn, the year of full maturity . contests between the professional and the amateur--and the professional It should be the time of life when Twenty-one ts indeed the year of ways wins! you are your very best. decisions, Make your choice of mar- It tt t g Pee ue peaed sWalwreah wkléer and Hue OF ae, Ok Bethy Wibely) Bi must be so nice to be a man; even after being Inte for dinner fv e sixteen and rie a career, or both, +b: nights In succession he can summon up @ healthy grouch when, on th following physical culture ideals, No Ms een Dene Y twenty-one are decisive years in many ways, There is usually some im sixth night, dinner is late for him. one can expect life's happiness with : ne 4 partner who is a chronic invalid, portant choice of career to be made. and tie pill box ts the surest way to For men, thelr club is sanctu LONDON, Aug. 14. tor women, theirs 1s a social service i HESE British folks can kid our Prohitition and laugh at the way we school books are by this time cast a life of unhappiness, and if you are nh be ML A ate bath a, ) have to torture our thirst, but if you want a Volstead version of aside and the serious business of liv. going to do as so many modern girls = something just aa bad in London, try to buy a cigar after § P.M. ing ig undertaken, It makes no aif. 19 an! combine both business and Sertiaaea tee ae imoccnir Coe Meal e i arr Just try it! All the local cheroot stands have to be licensed lke the late ference into what channel your en- 1 UUAES. alt the more need, for Fenaone: because they Ktow what 4 lamented saloons in the U. 8. A. And one of the items in the tobacconist’s orgy is directed, your g00d health the double responsibilities, Job the bride 1 uy against, oF because . Ucense is that his joint has to fold up by 8 o'clock. Cigar stands in hotels means efficiency and success. ee k bile Ra cheats aml y and railway stations all have their curtains nailed down by then, too. The qf you have entered on a business \n appetite begotten by your work What care 1 how fair she be By Roy L. McCardell J neers the Contemporary Cake-eater her silk stockings Ww le at the Copyright, 1022, (New York Evening World) Mi r silk stockings wrink th iby Prins Panini oe " Ps thesis the spiked prohibi The sad sea waves are running “n ee LE he et competition Just now with the sigh the Summer Night's Festival o of the summer resort lovers.yet-leav- that Mrs. Jarr was tendering ti who would be so much MORE) tig miserables if they were stayers! : y, its genial effects were lasting, for the only way you can grab anything to puff at night is to tip a bellhop to career you have learned to work, but “9d the proper kind of play ts usually bootleg you a panatela or else get one yourself by ordering a full-course 1 want to tell you that it is just ay “ “Ure sulde to the right kind of Meal. Nope, Pussyfoot Johnson hasn't got 'em tied up here yet, but it+{mportant to learn to play. A girl looks like Lucy Page Gaston's league of nicotine demons had carried the petween sixteen and twenty-one con émpire 20 to 1 fined indoors must have the proper kind of recreation. ent they ve ‘gotva, trick system) it ig a aignificant fact that t ls, ‘“‘Half-penny'’ is pronounced “haypunny,"’ Chol- courts have proved beyond dispute Mondeley"’ is pronounced ‘‘Chumley'’ and ‘‘meningitis’ is pronounced in- that wherever there is rect n ‘able shilling is a bob, a po r ‘A Ww, a centre offering opportunities for nor Curabie. A shilling is a bob, a pound is a quid, and, for all we know, a Cente OUinim OlON Ti site there Is guinea is a b) e wise cracks these Londoners have for their loose g noticeable decrease in delinquency Change sure makes Latin and Sanskrit look easy to learn, If anything you This conclusively proves that young ? buy costs a shilling and a half, the clerk says the price is ‘‘one and six.” people need to have opportunity to & 4 MIDDLE st You! think eHe's/eivinig youl the latest arloKet acore; Hut “6! “4 play together, that not only is. the : no 5 At first you think she's giving you the latest cricket score, but “one und six” Poy ened by the sports but De ROAD? Means one shilling and sixpence—sixpence being half a shil. A copper the association of both girls and boys The Londonese not only have an " 8 Cackleberry of Philadelph for pronouncing wo dance went on and joy was uncon A divorced man will know better RERUI LI e CRAMER BAG TORTS gue fined. ‘Then Gertrude, the mat came in to Mrs, Jarre with a frigl ened face, and agita + edly whisperc 4 that there was a policeman at t door who said he had summonses for ul present for disturbing the peace. penny is only as big as a pancake, If you get three or four of them for of their own age has a stimulating Copyright, 1922 (New York Evening World) it joined Lowes Lane, a rural by- “Stmonses?"* remarked Mr. Jave, change, you list to the you keep your money on =€ffect on their morals and character by Press Publishing Company way which led on to the east, con- Who had overheard, “Tell him we dita as well as being a splendid ede Oa whole lot of people who h: necting Bloomingdale Road with the don't want any to-day." for overwork, nerve tension and con- never seen New York there is Eastern P Road As Detective McGonigle hy The ticket scalping agencies here are called libraries. That's a sweet 2 . qi ” : : . mastern Post Roac ‘i cGonigle .of the ne a here are calle a finement indoors. The “droop” exercise, il!us- only one street in the entire At just the point where the man Bootleg Squad was present as a set term for pastehoard specs! If they called ’em libraries in New York, certain Just a few weeks’ vacation granted gentlemen we could name would be more famous than Andrew Carnegie. to an employee alv repays the em- city, The little in Wyoming dre girl out on a ranch with the blue at and the white invited) guest, and was now dancir ms of the time when gloves gives you the royal high sign the Varsity with the plump and e trated above, helps you te eideuts Peesiauers Pa ati iataitea( naan unet ot the Ployer for the time spent by renewed aaa : ; she will inherit a million, and, like which permits you to cross Fifth tional Mrs, Stryver, Mrs, Javr ev PAclean ally) -paaing: to altillines extra to the) ducal: see DING: Daye nino U Ne serplenlead che) brlatiter oullooK ‘ot relax every muscle and helps the girls in the moving pictures, buy Avenue at 43d Street, Middle Road no alarm at the intelligence Gertr Timit of theatre fees. They've got that programme-selling racket here in see ‘ or : : ‘ ae ed Fadl ; the worker, If this were not true, to refresh you when you arc herself a real hat on Fifth Avenue, ended, Beyond was a barren, rocky conveyed London, too. You pay $4 for a seat at a show and then they hold you up vacations would not nave become 7 The young man who gets his first country, with a rapid stream. rising ever mind any policeman and his for . cents more baton you can ite out ai name ot a mace and Cie such a permanent institution in our fatigued. job clerking in an Illinois grocery from living rock which is now Old summonses,"* said Mrs. Jar “are playing in (Papers in Jesse James's home county please copy). If commercial life, But a week or two Eo K ji store dreams of the time when he pounded. b: ) Avenue and Sixth “what I want to kne ere yott . you check your coat in the theatre lobby, that's 12 cents more you get set once a year has not the same bene- The ‘backward stretch, will take his wad and build himself eeu a an Pivatrats he avesceen. Aik if een, Re Pion }. = be \nd that 12 cents isn't a tip—it’s ac e! Try and duck it! The ficial effect as learning to relax after shown at the left, relieves the {mansion on Fifth Avenue. old stream, by the way, is still there, and me with the house full 6f gucs only thing you don't pay for in a Jocal showshop is to read “Asbestos cach day's toil. ven New Yorkers, born nd bred, as builders on Fifth Avenue will and no one to give me a hand?” 1 the fireproof drop. ‘That's absolutely tree Overwork and lonesomeness of the depression which comes from if there be such, are somewhat bam- agree to, but nowadays its pretty But at this point she Was int ‘ : xirl of twenty-one are the underlying ; hoozled about the hue. Tis grand- cascades are buried under tons and rupted by the intrusion of a diffiden King Georg’ supposed to set the fashion in local male attire, but the causes of nervous breakdown and hours of concentration at one eur and permanency make it ap- tons of asphalt and bricks. policeman in uniform, who remark fact is, the natives pay no more attention to Geo, than New Yorkers model general debility, Tt is simply a mat task pear to be a place which existed — Middle Road was a popular drive nervously; “Excuse me, ladies and effort in seeking out Always, in the old days, just as Fifth Avenue gentlemen, but 1 got summonses {« Yet a Mttle over a hundred years js to-day, only to-day many of the one John Doegand Richard, Roe ar ago there was no such place as Fifth drivers seek the avenue to be seen; Jane Doe and Mary Roe for dist their clothes after Horace Greeley's statue. When the Kink goes out to ter of a little some croquet match with a pearl-gray derby on his head, all the papers Your opportunity. As this city offers get out extras on His Majesty's latest wrinkteoalt the fashion writers blurb so many chances for recreation of all The sitting exercise, posed @bout the ecsiatic innovation, and all the smart set haberdashers lay in kinds, no one need go without a the lower photograph, a nue : whereas in the early times they ing the peace and disorderly conduct ‘ ° *} ; } - ‘ r pent v her young The nearest approach to the ave- sought the Middle Road to see. It “Hey, what's the matter with overwhelming stocks. ut that's about as far as it goes. Nobody else in Pleasant hour spent with other young ears y d ed : 1 tow London has worn a pearl ay derby since orge M. Cohan was in town people. Swimming, tennis, golf, even stretches taut and tired mus nue was Middle Road, which forked rose gradually to an impressive youse?’' cried the plain clothe almost a year ago. brisk walking, if enjoyed, by a group cles. from Eastern Post Road at what is height, skirting Murray Hill and giv- guest coming forward and displayir has a marked benefit on your health now and singing lustily is a splendid 4 veloper for hollow chests and weak th Street and Fourth Avenue, ing, a splendid view of the surround- his badge that. he carried «in. } running northwest to what is now ing country, which in those days was trouser pocket like a souvenir. co! Fifth Avenue and 42d Street, where all farm land owned by the Murray§, “I'm Detective MeGonigle of tl That idea that Geo tex Windsor sets the style is nothing but the bunk. He's been wearing his pants pressed sideways for going on 10 years ‘ ; P iin the Schieffelins, the Crugers, the Bootleg Squad, and these are all yD. BOW, and the only ones that have snapped at the fad are the clowns in the acuna te its tlic bevoettannunee Care Kips and other prominent families. friends of mine.’ : ® London music halls. The only way King ‘George and his subjects have Cnt of Coun lelmine an ar Gnneee The 4 Hed Mien agreed this year ts in the matter of hats, George V. hasn’t put a single MOMent of your leisure 3 ony he most famous farm was the ell, complaints have.come in the ‘i | tunity for healthful recreation and country place of John Murray, called station house sinco 11 u'eloek and it w lid on this summer and neither have the London bo Bub the oo) ewarded by good looks Incleberg, It was located at what is now 3 in tl n naclante twat thegtra tolowine the King-—ittp uecnues theyice dodging Yeu Mules tevardad ay kK neleberg. was located at what is now $ in mornin, about di and good health is now Fifth Avenue and 3ist Street derly comduet in this tat. explain — and was bordered by beautiful the policeman. “The night watebma I have urged you to enjoy actively brook. It was here that Mrs. Murray at the new Rafferty apartment ¢ your moments of recreation, but there entertained the British officers with {8 being built down ¢ tr 1 is also the overdoing of all these her charming presence and some of come around and told the Captate he things. Do not try to burn the candle the contents of her cellar—both of Nadn't been able to wet uo wa at both ends if you would enjoy life which served to make them forget Sleep for noise h 1 ‘ “ fa its fullest and, above all, learn to that Putnam's army was beating a sent me with (he mnior relax if you wish to keep the fresh retreat north to join Washington's J Doe ani Richard Roe and dar Head and eauty thet vou have at troops at Harlem Heights Doe and Mary Kov -t ame beh twenty-one until you are twice that But lest we think of Revolutionary fictitious ana days asx prehistoric we have only to You give them to me,” interrupte Many of you have hesitated to as lance at the avenue a Little more An iat ; Ae ’ he kk and tel I sume the responsibilities of married than fifty years ago, Even at that the Captain that it’s all right, and Feed the Brute SUMMER RASHES life and have refused the Jove “of aes date i Oe little fen of being ee ‘ oe Ke PUT eserved motherhood, simply because you felt © smartest avenue in the metrop- 4nd that all disperse quietly 402 Te AND IVY POISON | metrerhoct: simnly mecaue you tt Ae Cer are Hn ce uas Warrcur cry ys Favorite Recipes Min onic net fidrampedéquartaralead were covered with shanties; between Now the time fies!" cried Mrs, Stry iad ar ver as the uniformed policeman de By Dr. Charlotte C. West. using motion pictures and the dance nd 44th Streets was located thi By Famous Men a ; Suse : hall lusively as your recreation Colored Ophuns' Home, and between parted. d a . ‘opyright, 1922 (New York Evening W all exclusi , “But 4 t . P Hee Press Publishing Company a) are robbing you of the fullness of {3d and 44th Streets were the te : But met Ismay sis oF miners i =e HEN away in the summer a life. urd sabiectageniils Mualrapetior! dia recs BY HUDSON MAXIM. W Be AERA 08 SBMEIA pen can thani a hethieal And over the trail that your lim- berry, bringing in Jack Silver from Spar hetti. Some living is unless you have developed , 4 ousine or your dime bus followed last Where she had been petting him in a : times severely burned and your physique as near! possible Ds waranty lille Fs te - ees We. he night, fifty years ago they drove the the hall, and after she had taken hi NE of my best recipes is for tlistered by exposure to the sun. It to the perfect standard of sane Nv- AON i Bl Dig Tal ce Ae i ‘ i a eauttle home tar sapphire stickpin, his gypsy dia the preparction of vermicelll or jy well to be prepared for thia with Ing, the proper diet und exercise mond ring and his gold cigarette case —— oods is ¢ re) aN t any 1 can 8 went oO with Gilbe spaghetti a bottle of linseed off and lmewater ; TT at Sicalans Ge SUI IL oats Te rott PAOIRE’ BY TERIUNETIC (ghyaloall : BURT Gate Aire Penn ce: Take one package of vermicelli or and some banda: 1a . We the burden of your saa OF He SEE 4 aa ries y . . ays to Hou 2 ves Aaa a Por 40 BR wes or old linen or puginess life or the elusive search bad habits of eating which sp: ure work, Do not go handieapr swers (e) Cs plained Mr. Jarr spaghetti and put It soft cotton cloths. ‘This mixture is after fam: amping your bodies and digestion as well as your complexion 1 these detects if they can Maybe they have run off and got into a saucepan, also used on burns of any description, depressing your spirits? It so I want Try not to be finicky, but en e edied by a little systematic exercise ht, 1022 (New ¥ 2) in appearance as the ideas of the [itied orieg Mudridge- crushing It in the trom fire, acia, steam, &c., and @ YOU to learn to AX plain, wholesome foods that r Remember that you are going to by Press Publish VAC rie umeest The 7 ne he Smith hand, then put in wise mother usually keeps it By hand, «Lok, at the iiluntrati nin which and satisfy without overburd : be successful and happy in all walks ee Pe rasa panes fis) faces, eas i be ineain@ethe cide mi ceenrietine y nd. you will see the body simply bent your s + life in nto how you bakic, ANFEN RC Ne place’ of th red t t with toc 0 you will see t y simp nt your sy ti proportio y we Neca It's fraught with too mucb danger hot water and salt When children are bathed freely over with every muscle relaxed. Just ee spend your health and time and en- not eat the f dese Pie Re ob Heaby rot Ae gasped Jack Silver a little more than (at least once each day), kept cool ‘“‘letting go’’ in this fashion is a won- Remebre, at your age there ur? ergies at twenty-one it otherwise. Pru OB sats, On Centre of tabla have 4 ,. crises ‘ma'am,’ said Gertrude, will sult the taste and carefully fed, they are not so “erful refresher, as you will see for Hal to the well-balanced diet that it hoy wrapped in white tissue oAaE r, the aid, looking in, omebody i and boll for an /:kely to suffer with skin eruptions, Yourself if, every time you feel \, should be served di r tin the tied with ribbons and a large bow telephoning that Miss Cackleberry and and especially when an occasional lax- fatigued, you will allow yourself to ; : form of a salad ¢ dessert in com: (und possibly a clust f flowers) on Dr Gumm has been arrested f hour otive ia given to keep the stomach take this exercise that T call. the Courtship and Marriage HAAG ative yer PAO Me Iso Seetactetae tee hack speeding, and want tv be balled out oar Wiille the vermi- and intestines sweet and clean, “Droop. : < cornstarch or breadcrur tat Thal ende mately chine naparn Telcos celli. or spaghetti is cooking take An occasional dose of calomel and You ail fiave to concentrate on \___ By Jetty Vincent—_____ fruit may be cooked and th’ {a olreular open spaces can be cut at @ > wart of milk and heat three- scda or castor oll 1s necessary, and a wnsiayel He Lede aie eve) don] Copyright 1922 (New Y rid) by Press Pub! the vmeats eonraar Ir wy each end before wrapping it up; In see nice Way to take castor ofl away with * day Ste: PECeen EAR MIS: CENT he best thing to 4 nto gooseberries, rhubarb, & fe have the favors, let the rib Quarters, or twenty-four ounces, cio in the summer is to make it up 28 illustrated, and se if it has not “"T) To bi en business lite, be a and cranbertioh e Be He Hale Paneer nati ( of it until it boils, Then stir into the in the form of molasses candy. To 4 the effect the feeling of © begin with, we SHUATAMAE Carini b- {ce Is relished on a hc hte audits ies Sul Hacer IBLARRGNe {AIAN HN } «ight ounces of cold milk a level cup- pan of candy add a teacupful of tho pene a ¢ let uh é es os three pals and qui y meet the right 1 er in make fruit cookies, s ¢% favors will come t wh the paper ky nO ful of flour, or two tablespoontuls of Oil: stir briskly and set away to cool, from haus 0 committal Of one lonesome, We are alll betwe i very dine of wor gh or tarts. ‘There are s iu paverad ¥eaeee At-onte' Gh shan He nce a week 5 e r onan ia itual associatio of se ws fruit aan a iu ahaat flour, pretty well heaped, and then (er % Mink Cuneo Bie Sandy fe. costume us simple as the one illus- the ages of twenty and twenty ual associations ya of serving Beale 1 tie iu card oF a rolled sheet of stir the thickened milk into the boll- tect the presence of the oll, especial. tTated, go out if you can and ene and have no regular escorts : Dear Miss Vincen am at mi 1 per upon whieh is written # Ants Ing milk and cook slowly for ten ly If it is flavored with peppermint, 2° these few relaxing exercises e live out on Long Island 9 wenty-two and the gir jues al me 1ppropriate to the attachec teaberry or some similar substance” ‘Sitting on the «round and reaching in order to meet some young men onl the same’ age, We became A; CMemAal ¢ ys sminutes. Calomall ana asae is +, over to touc toes, as in the third We spent our vacation at Coney acquainted by working in the ome ‘or ¢ - a Then add three-quarters of a pound ,, Cy ninel On! soda oan cee poached {usteation, is another splendid oppor- Island to sort of break the m same plage, Gast yeur | Gave toe eaten of good, ripe, old American cheese usual dose is one-tenth or onecelghth tunity for str aut and thred netony. But, Miss Vincent, we itl up because my parents cb: ty 14 sold. | You Mother's Help ! end about half a pound of butter. of a grein #lven every hour or two Muscles. re Halt evan ald net Hea frye eae : t sas a re ae ve ould be one to fifty cents, w f Then drain the water off the verm!- until eight or ten doses are taken, further while maintalline (i legs as We would ie tenon Few fakee er ate ttnatncee: tuluse They are the A child should never be forced ? cell! or spaghettl and put in from one Many children suffer greatly from St'aisit « PAY press: tris, witnens. The atti ee eee te cateetanst coins $e Go into the water against Ite rees ro er | and one-half pints to a quart of symmer rashes—hives, nettle rash, § 5 aie : ne o the girls ie so a ‘ Ee ach naa je situ Hh be will, If persuasion fails be con ' canned tomatoes ic. A moat eBective wash containg: VOR!h Ie Been ee et tang Byrd that she dopresase the rost Pra euieeprrurstt it f MADGE" There tent to let the kidlet frolic along | Heat the vermicelli or spaghetti to Powdered borax, half an ounce; glyc- *"4 flings aw wastetul hand of the crowd and makes us 4 9 meet this way for presenting ‘ the edge of the sand a ater Safe ermicide the boiling point and, white the mix- erine, one ounce; camphor water, one ‘tS Strenst ng 1 believe we are doomed to be o!/ nty-two 1s not t ) er. Why In due time the proper conf Tiree ture of cheese, butter, milk and flour quart. Daub with a little medicated Want to impr axOn need maids. Please help us with young gir corative art fence will come. It may not be Naina Be CARARGES eRe is still hot, stir the two together; then cotton on aftected parts several times '!ere 18 at concentrate F.S., M. E. and A. tha nstead 0 4 es are displays until the child has reached the k aniuecue sp eae a keep hot and serve hot. Do not boll dally. your energy | body py nothing to be 4 young womatr Pe cure helpful suggest fourth year in age. Likewise in || commended by hve! } any more because further boiling A sure cure for poison ivy is a so- Well toned-uy I feel about sinee you are all mention would rat! hereag ays and the efficient swimming, experts maintain a r personal bveiene and 4 would tend to cause the tomatoes to lution of: Quinine, two drams, to six Sure that the tlons of the mod- twent There im no s jestre to get ahead thet AY t0 give Ri aHGUIA Hat barderaad a4 SP db stseetti a acre coagulate the milk in the mixture. ounces of water applied on cloths. €R flapper, the forbidden “old maid’ in’ the m world, Neither knowledge in attempt swimming, and no ef } ra J prefer the use of spaghetti and Or. Shoemaker gives the following drink or thé nual cigarette vocal Of course 1 and if you like tt 1 prove “a surpr forts to teach this sport should all Druggists and Depar { wermicelli instead of all spaghett! or fc prekiy neat and similar rashes: smoking, will alto you. For scarcely expect to pic you would contin pon pective bride if she i x be made until after the chile is an vermicelli Phenol, half dram; alcohol, four if the body is v toned-up these while friends at a beach y and to work Just tyice as bard party. Each gift sb 1 six years old, (Copipright, 1022, by the Bell Byndicate, Ing.) Grams; camphor water, six ounces, ‘utural means, | ‘9 no need felt to meet refined, eligtbt business uffaire, in a box efther as orn or NO Giket 4 ‘ , - | en ened