Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 274, 27 September 1920 — Page 5

THE 'RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, SEPT. 27, 1920.

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in English literature. Hawthorne called the ill-starred heroine of "Tha Scarlet Letter" by that quaint name. The sapphire is Hester's talismanlo gent It is believed to bring her great

j good fortune and to protect her froi

au evii. rxiaay is ner iuckj any aac 7 her lucky number.

MASSAGING THE SCALP

Very f reuently all the scalp needs to produce a growth of heavy, lustrous hair Is a little bit of daily stimulation. Possibly all it requires is a fairly thorough massage with the finger tips. I have a theory which many people laugh at, which is simply this if you neglect any part of your body it will actually feel the neglect and Buffer in consequence Just as a neglected child suffer and shrinks and remains undeveloped. If you do not prize your hair, for instance, and if you neglect it, it will certainly suffer as a result. I have seen this work out so often that I assure you I quite believe my own theory. But even if you do not, you will recognize the value of a little care. Whether you give your scalp this care for sentimental or for practical reasons does not matter at all. The Important thing is that yon should give it this daily stimulation if it is not as heavy and thick and lustrous as you desire. Hair tonics, of course, are valuable if they are any good at all. I mean

by that, different conditions of the

scalp require different sorts of tonics,

and your scalp will not benefit if you give it oil when it needs astringents, or something irritating when it needs something soothing. Massage is frequently as valuable as tonics and sometimes of more value. You may be in doubt about using a tonic, but you need never hesitate to massage the scalp, for massage is always beneficial. It keeps the scalp loose and healthy and it draws up the fresh life-giving blood to the roots of the hair.

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A Reader. Removing superflous hair with an electric needle is such a simple thing, there is no risk whatever. You should have no trouble finding a beauty parlor where it is

done effectually. The needle is inserted into the hair follicle until the current destroys the root The hair that is removed will never grow

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Bachelor Girl Sayings By Helen Rowland

Massage the Scalp at Night

Miss Blonde. I do not know any

thing about, the preparation you men

tion. You can color your lashes yourself with walnut juice. Have

someone with a steady hand apply it

with a fine camel's hair brush, so the

stain will not get on your skin. Red

vaseline isa tonic and will also darken blonde lashes. It should be applied with a. fine brush.

The Urowing chad A series of articles prepared especially for The Palladium, by the United States Public Health Service, Washington, D. C

All Inquiries addressed to Miss Forbes In care of the "Beauty Chats" department will be answered in these columns in their turn. This requires considerable! time, however, owing to

oKam, uui mat uoea not mean mai personal or quicker reply Is desired, a

you wm never nave tne tendency to grow more hairs, though no hair will grow in that particular place. No, you do not have to continue the treatment.

Heart Problems J

(Copyright. 1920, by The "Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.) EVERY WOMAN'S PLEA.

Oh hearken me, Beloved oh tell me

not the truth!

Say not my eyes are losing the starry

mist of youth.

nim not my girlish figure grows

matronly in size

Oh, comfort me beloved, with pleasant

little lies!

Oh, hearken me. Beloved nor stop

to count the cost!

Say not my shining tresses their

golden glint have lost. '

Oh tell me that thou lovest me! Not

once, but every day

Repeat the sweet assurance, in tb.3

, sweet, tender way.

For I am but a woman. Truth has

for me no thrills,

Unless it is subtly camouflaged, and

all dressed up in frills. So tell me to the end, Dear Heart, that I am passing fair. Oh, feed me not the bitter truth but just the old hot air! A man has two ways of winning a woman. To half of them he paints himself blacker than he is, and to the other half he whitewashes himself. You can judge a man, nowadays, according to whether he regards Bermuda as the "Isle of Lillies," as "the

piace wnere onionc some from, or merely as a tempting oasis In the

desert of prohibition.

After a few years of marriage, a

man ceases to resent the fact that men stare at his wife, and begins to wonder why they do it. At ten, a man says, "I've made a mash"; at twenty, "I've got a girl"; at thirty, "I know a charming woman." at forty, "The sweetest little woman in the world; at sixty, "My Affinity!" The new fall hats are hard on the eyes. But don't blame us ! Hats I are like husbands .you know. We can't "choose" them! we msrplv "nr.

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PHYSICAL DEFECTS IN CHILDREN. Time and again careful investigations by competent medical authorities have shown that children lose a considerable part of the educational advantages open to them because they suffer from uncorrected physical defects such as decayed teeth, enlarged tonsils and adenoids, malnutrition, defects of vision and the like. But great as is this loss of education, it is not nearly so serious to the child as it the after effect of such uncorrected physical defects on the

child's physical development Many parents do not realize that neglect of the teeth may lead to incurable heart disease or crippling rheumatism, that adenoids may result not only in

chronic nasal catarrh, but in a permanent disfigurement of the face, or

that failure to correct malnutrition

may stunt the child's growth and make j

his body more susceptiDie to disease.

Perhaps you may think that all tnis is of little interest to you. Your child, you believe, is well and strong. The chances are against you. The results of an examination of school children which was recently made by officers of the United States Public Health Service, show many defects. The figures are typical of those which sjmilar examinations have yielded in many different Darts of the United States, and

they show that a very large number of

school children are suaenng irom physical defects. If your community is still so backward that your children do not enjoy the benefits of a school medical service, write to the United States Public Health Service for an interesting 8

page pamphlet Reprint No. 5o4, entitled "School Medical Inspection. A careful study of this reprint will convince you that such a service should at one be inaugurated in your schools. Questions relatlnsf to Child Health and to related problems will be an

swered by expert of the imteo Public Health Service. Addre Child Health Editor, V. S. Public Health Service, Washington, D. C. (Pleaae mention thla newspaper.)

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The Kdltor.

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl fifteen years old and I am acquainted with a boy who is twenty-six. I have known him for six years. He was in the last army. He is a nice young man. I have no mother and he hasn't, but I have one brother and a father at home. The boy wishes me to marry him in the future and my father doesn't care to have me marry him. I have a sister and brother-in-law who object to his going with me. She even tried to whip ma to make me Quit going with him. His brother tried to make him quit me, too. There is all manner of talk about me, but the more they talk the more we think of each other. Please advise my sister and her husband about butting into our business. Also advise me whether to marry this young man or not. I could not love eny other young man. I never did and I never will try. M. O. B. You are of an age when it is neces-

pary for the older members of your ! family to know about your "business" j and to advise you. Your sister has your interest at heart and you should ! accept her views with more tolerance, ; realizing that she has had more experience which results in better judgment, j Little girls of your age are too young to have "sweethearts." Do not think j of becoming engaged to the young ; man. It is narrow to make up j-our j mind that you will never love any one I else. If you are normal you will enjoy j the company of others and be willing to recognize the fact if you learn to care for some one else later. I Be a little girl for a year or two ; longer. When you are older you will j have more discretion and better judg-j ment. It is a grave mistake to give people chance to talk. You are build-j ing a reputation now which will clinn' to you all your life. Make it a good ; cne.

What's In a Name (Copyright)

HESTER. Still another Puritan name which has great vogue in this country is quaint, old-fashioned Hester. We thin

i immediately of the demure grey-clad

maids with, their immaculate white kerchiefs folder across their breasts and their downcast eyes bent upon a prayer-book. Certainly Hester Is ranked as a name of great spiritual significance. The Romans called her Hestera, a star. The name comes originally from the Latin "stella", meaning "star" which In modern times, becomes "eatrella." The fair daughter ,of the tribe of Benjamine, whose royalty insured her people safety, was known in her own tongue as Hadassah; others called her Atossa. Hers was the first "star" name, which the Romans rendered as Hestera and the English adopted and changed into Hester. Hester has figured to some extent

fluence.

A summer vacation is like a loveaffair awfully sweet and thrilling while it lasts; but you are glad and relieved when its all over, and you find yourself on your way back to your home, or your sanity, again.

MAY ENLIST WORLD STUDENTS IN ANTI-LIQUOR LEAGUE CHICAGO, Sept. 27. The formation of a world student anti-alcohol organization is the probable result of the international student anti-alcohol conference held recently in Karlstad, Sweden, Harry S. Warner, educational secretary of the Intercollegiate Prohibition Association, has written headquarters in this city. Mr. Warner has been in Europe during the summer looking over prohibition prospects In European countries. "Three significant actions were taken by the international confer

ence," according to a statement by

Mr. Warner issued from his office. "A plan to call another such conference of larger scope, early next year, in some central European country to

complete organization of an interna

tional student movement was outlined.

her knees, and a bathing-suit that ends just as you thought It had started. And everybody will say, "How cute!" But if any other woman did that sort of thing, the angeds, themselves, would be moved to tears or laughter. SHE can fluff around in a baby-blue slip-over with shorty-short sleeves, and a big, baby-blue picture hat or a naughty little "tarn" But the "stately, classic-nosed" girl must go in for clinging black or stiff tailor-mades, or mauve draperies and "mystery." The retrousse-nosed woman can skip Into a room but the rest of us must "glide" in. She can babble the stupidest inanities, and pass for "clever" but WE must say something brilliant or scintillating, in order to get any man to listen to us. SHE can laugh at a man's silliest

jokes and giggle at his puns but we

must merely smile and look "intelligent." She can chatter babytalk to every man she meets but if a "classicnosed woman merely gazes up at a man and tries to "coo" All the rest of the women hastily snatch him away and whisper "Vamp!" In short, the only thing that a girl with anything but a tip-tilted nose,

CAN do, is to -be "dignified"! And "ladylike"! Oh, well. Those "classic beauties" that the poets rave about, and the sculptors have immortalized, MAY have been ravishing But they missed half the joy in life! If Venus really resembled her statues, it's no wonder that she never got anything but a lame blacksmith for

a husband. And, no matter what History says, I'll be willing to wager my last drop

of scented talcum, that Helen of Troy and Delilah and Cleopatra were born

with half-portion noses and a baby-

stare. And as for ME I'd rather be snub-nosed and "cute

than the prize-beauty at an artists'

ball!

And it's SO much easier to live down to a "pug" than to live up to

a "Greek"! But then

Did you ever know a woman who

was perfectly satisfied with her

NOSE? I never did!

Rev. Stokes Talks to T. P. A.; He Urges Business Honesty Application of the Golden Rule to business getting was pointed out as an excellent principle by Rev. R. W. Stokes of the First M. E. church, in an address before Post C, T. P. A., Saturday night. It was the first meeting of the season and was largely attended. Ralph Hitz sang two songs. Extension of the lease on the club rooms for two more years was reported. The Rev. Mr. Stokes said every salesman knew that he could be successful only so long as he "played the gamo on the square." All business, he insisted, is operated on the fundamental basis of honesty; if this principle is abandoned, failure follows inexorably. STEALS TO HELP MAN

BALTIMORE, Sept. 27. That she had embezzled thousands of dollars for the purpose of lavishing It on the

man she loved, was the admission of Miss Bessie L. Pick, 27 years old, a

cashier employed by an insurance firm

when she was questioned at police headquarters. She is now locked up charged with embezzling $9,673 from

the National Life Insurance Company

of Vertnont.

As a Woman Thlnketh By Helen Rowland

(Copyright. 1920. by The Wheeler Syndicate. Inc.) WINNING "BY A NOSE" If the good fairies should grant the average girl just one wish, in all the world she would wish for a retrousse nose a cute little turned-up bit of a baby nose! At least, she would, if she were WISE. Did you ever stop to think what a girl with that kind of a nose can get away with? Whew! That philosopher, who says that a woman can be judged by her nose, doesn't know the half of it! A horse-race isn't the only thing that Is "won by a nose" most hus

bands are won that way. A woman's fate, figuratively speaking, hangs on her profile and the girl with a "classic nose" starts life with a terrible handicap. Mine's "claesic" and I know what I'm talking about! The dear little thing of forty , summers, with a turned-up nose, can wear girly-girly skirts that stop just below

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' RICHMOND'S DAYLIGHT STORE

What

ealth of

RUGS See our big line of room size rugs. Weiss Furniture Store 505-13 Main St.

New Fabrics

After the lean years of war, this is the first season that we could splurge on new cloths

We are now showing

Chamoistyn Evora Superior Kilmanshaura Silkaire Salon

Duvetyn Estrella Suedetex Leopard Luella Silvertone

Vel De Cygne Chamo Duvette Silvertip Polo

Such a variety of textures and structure, no two of these new cloths even look alike. And the new shades are most attractive and becoming.

Some of the new shades are

Congo Nanking Musketeer Nutria

Dryad Zanzibar Chippendale Elk

Suchow Cobalt Moose Squirrel

Neither the fabrics nor the shades would mean very much unless they were fashioned into garments of the proper style to bring out the qualities of the cloth.

All New Coats Moderately Priced at $25.00 to $125.00

FINDS AMERICAN LOVER

LITCHFIELD, 111., Sept. 27 Return

ing from France with the A. E. F., John Zorzi of Livingston, near here, left his French fiancee behind. Back in Illinois his ardor cooled and he

wrote ner, offering his Drother as a

substitute. Mile. Madeline Roussellet

accepted. She arrived last week to

find the younger brother had "other ar

rangements." Disappointed but not disheartened, Mademoiselle looked else where and yesterday became the bride of Robert Windisch, a young widower. They will live across the street from the Zorzis.

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