Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 280, 4 October 1920 — Page 5

EDNA PV KENT FORCE? THE OUT Even though the summer, officially. Is drawing to a close, one shouldn't give up the out-of-doors habits that make the summer a time of re-building. I think every woman understands that to be beautiful she must be healthy unless, indeed, she was endowed at birth with perfection of form and feature. Some of my readers are fortunate enough to live in a climate that permits out-of-door life most of the year. But many who live where the winters are severely cold, feel that healthy out-door exercises must cease, when the thermometer drops. And in that they are wrong, for nothing is better for the health than to be in the keen, clear, cutting air of a cold winter's day. It purifies the blood and sends it racing, it makes the eyea bright and, of course, it brings marvelous complexions. But today's chat is only to serve as a reminder that there are many forms of out-door sport still to be enjoyed. Tennis will give you a quick, accurate eye and a graceful, agile body. Swimming will develop your chest and shoulders and bust and arms, and is one of the best exercises for toning up the whole system. Walking will make you stronger and will give you more rewards than that of health, if you walk in pretty country places. Indeed, anything that will get you into the open, using your muscles, will add to your good looks providing always, that you do not exert yourself to the point where you are exhausted. Motoring, horseback riding, driving, golf even the mild game of croquet will add to your looks and your stock of good health. The first point is pure, fresh air; the second, exercises of the body. Grey Eyes. The average weight and height of a girl at 14 years of age would be about 110 pounds for five feet as her height. Individual cases vary, of course, as a girl at that age may be growing tall and will be apparently underweight, while she is perfectly healthy. Judgment should govern the decision in such a case. The foods that are fattening are those made up of starch, oils or sugar. Among the starchy food will be found all white bread, potatoes, corn, rice, beets and beans. Fatty meats, such as pork, produce carbon, which stores up fat, unless plenty of other foods are taken to counteract this. Pie crust, cakes and ice cream are also fattening. Freckles can be bleached off, but the tendency to them will remain. You should use the lemon juice every day, if" you feel they disfigure you. The acid should be allowed to dry into the skin for about ten minutes. Heart Problems Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am engaged to a young man of 23, and we love each other dearly. I go out home with him almost every Sunday and we Take his parents to church. I love his parents, but his mother does not seem to have much love for me. I don't know why, as I never did anything to her that she would dislike. Please tell me how to gain her friendship? Would you break the en gagement on her account? I am not a very talkative girl and am not beau 1 tiful, but I love this young man and . feel that I must have him. i SWEETY, j Imagine how you would feel if you j thought you were losing a dearly loved son. The mother is wrong in holding" j a feeling of loss, if she does; instead j she should try to feel that she will j gain by keeping her son and having j a new daughter, too. j Be yourself and hold tight to your feeling of love for the mother. Do ! not try too hard to make her care for j vou: simply trust that sometime she will love you because you are the right wife for her son. You have ab solutely no cause for giving him up. Indiana Brevities MARION An accidental discharge! of a shotgun, while out hunting with J his brother, seriously wounded Wood-, ard Knipple, 21 years old, son of E. E j KnippH local manager of the Bell i Telephone company. The boys had . sat down to rest when the gun was ! discharged, sending the charge into j the leg of young Knipple. j ANDERSON Enroute to Newcastlethe car iu which Fred J. Brown of this city, was riding, overturned ana injured Brown and several friends who were riding with him. The injuries are not serious. BRAZIL Thomas Mayes and John Brown, both of Indianapolis, have been placed under arrest here, on charge of transporting "white mule" whisky. Three flve-gallon jugs of the liquor were found in a machine belonging to the men. They are now held under bond of $2,000 each. and (S l nil Thi is turning an old saying face about,but modern methods of reducing fat have made this revision possible. If you are overfat; opposed to physical exertion; fond of the table and its good things, and still want to reduce your excess flesh several pounds, go to your druggist (or write to the Marmola Co., 96 GarfieldlBuUding, Detroit. MicL.) and give him. (or send them) one dollar, thussatisfying your ambition tor a trim, slim figure, by receiving a good size box of Marmola Prescription Tablets (compounded in accordance with the famous Marmola Prescription); take one of these pleasant candy tablets after each meal and at bedtime, and you Will lose your fat at the rate of two, three or four pounds a week. Then continue the treatment until your weight ia what you desire. Marmola Prescription Tablets are not only harmless but really beneficial to the general health. You don"t need starvation diet or weakening exercises. Just go on eating what you like, leave exercising to the athletes, but take your little tablet faithfully and without a doubt that flabby flesh will quickly take unto Itself wings, leaving behind it your natural self, neatly clothed In firm flesh and trim mu9cles.

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OF DOORS Get Out and Exercise When You Can then rinse with soft water and apply a small amount of cold cream, gently massaged into the skin. The acid w01 irritate the skin, unless a cream Is used to keep it softened. All inquiries addressed to Ml&s Forbes in care of the "Beauty Chats" department will be answered in these columns in their turn. This requires considerable time, however, owing: to the great number received. So, tf a personal or quicker reply is desired, a stamped and solf-addressed envelope must be enclosed with the questions The Editor. Noah Richard, Hollansburg, Succumbs Saturday Eve. HOLLANSBURG, Ind., Oct. 4. Noah Richard, aged 65, died Saturday evening at his home east of Holl?isburg, after an illness of 11 months. Death was due to dropsy. Mr. Richard was a life resident of Hollansburg aud was born at the old homestead where he died. For years he ran a threshing outfit in Hollansburg. He is survived by his widow, three daughters, one son, two brothers and one sister. Funeral services wDI be held Tuesday at 10 a. m., at Cedar Grove. The Rev. C. V. Hoeffer of Greenville will officiate. AUTO PARADE CALLED OFF. GOSHEN, Ind., Oct. 4. An increase of 150 per cent in the cost of materials for decoration has resulted in a decision to abandon the usual automobile parade given in connection with the fall festival here. A committee that has been investigating" the matter reports that the cost of decorating cars would be far greater than the largest prize the managemejnt of the fall festival could offer far the best decorated car. Merchants have subscribed $3,500 to pay expenses for the festival this year.

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