Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 194, 16 August 1922 — Page 5

Tli RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND... SITN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND.. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 16, 1922.

THE PASSING SUMMER peas I could care for them: It would Chapter 27. J not in the man's care, be a love affair There may be something ridiculous' that's over. I am not the sort of

about a Tii-at v a . woman that a man ever loves. I

Housekeepers Should Save Their Strength

FAMOUS BEAUTY TO WED.

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.hetic. Dora may have gone through that curious stae known as "calf love" if so, she ielt it all the mor-3 keenly. For Dora was 21 years old. and 15 in emotion, a bad combination. She could feel things fo much more keenly. Besides this -was her first friendship with either a man or a woman. And she had glorified it out of all proportion to its importance. "He is so gentle," she said to herself, and overlooked the fact that he was obviously weak. "He is so thoughtfud, she said again, and did not know that his yielding to Gladys had been anything but thoughtful. "He couldnt hurt anyone," she thought to herself, as a defense for his not hurting Gladys, and oblivious to the wound he had given her. Over and over she wondered why Morton had suddenly ceased to like her. "Gladys is so much more attractive," she decided. In her diary she wrote once: "Self analysis should be pitiless,

otherwise no one can reach an under

standing of herself. If I were a nov

elist writing a story with myself as a

character, I should say 'Dora has

hair as limp as her disposition. She has nice eyes (I really have, but that doesn't count, since 1 don't know how

to use them. Gladys doss), a straight

nose with a little character and no: quite large enough, a muddy skin and a mouth I don't know what sort of

mouth, I don't like it at least. She has a weak voice and a self-effecting

manner. She has notnmg aDout ner to interest other people. (That's proved, for no one is much interested in me. M. was. but he didn't last)." Occasionally during the summer she added another item to thi3 sweeping self condemnation. She became quieter and quieter as the days went by. , Even Aunt Maude grumbled now and ' then. "For Heaven's sake' child, do open your mouth once in awhile I haven't heard you say a thing but 'yes' or 'no' for weeks. Which was almost literally true.

Every few days she saw Morton. She tried to avoid it, but could not without causing the family to notice. She had sense enough to see that the family would be only too ready to seize on this as the reason for her,

complete lack of spirits, so she kept up an excellent imitation of a casual and friendly manner when he was around. Once she wrote: "If I could find some faults in him I might care less. But I haven't been able to. It wasn't his fault that Gladvs was so much more attractive than I." Under this she added, later: "I'm not sure now that I want to find any faults. Life would not be worth living if one did not have an ideal. One need not possess the ideal necessarily ! " Still later, showing the greater resignation that came with the passing weeks, she wrote: "After all, why should the Ideal ever be embodied in a human person, man or woman? My ideal woman I've never met. I have, or think I have, il met the ideal man. But he isn't mine iW to iove isn't it much better to keep them fcoth vague images, as they were before? No one could be disappointed

that way.

a man ever loves. I am

not pretty and animated enough for the unintelligent men. and not interesting and nice enough for the intelligent ones. I am an in-between, a mis-fit." All this somewhat morbid introspection only increased in her the shyness that already was too great, only made her more shrinking. Aunt Maudes' impatient "Why can't you get a gait on you now and then? People won't come to you if you sit in a corner and look scared of them! If you have any any brains at all, use them! You act like a regular ninny sometimes." Under its crudeness'she felt it was true. But she shrank from more criticism as though it had been a sting ing whip. Then her aunt began to feel sorry for her, and her obvious pity only hurl her that much more. By July she was so nervous that she could not sleep, and her eyes stared out of her hollow face. By July several things began to happen. Tomorrow Enter Gloria.

Beauty Chats . By Edna Kent Forbes

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There are two ways in which the time and strength of the housekeeper may be saved: First by taking thought as to the way she uses her strength, and second by making use of laborsaving devices ' A little study and nmoHoi i.,-

along this line may easily make the difference between

worked housekeeper, and one who has some time and energy left for reading and recreation after the day's work is done. The Department of Agriculture has issued a splendid illustrated booklet on this subject which tells how to make a tireless cooker; a drainer that does away with the drying of dishes, a service tray, an iceless refrigerator, a howr bath and an evaporator. Our Washington Bureau will coitrd

a copy of this helpful publication for i

u, Uile wno sends two cents in stamps for return postage. In filling out the coupon print name and address or be sure to write plainly. irtP.LnoB?d the C0"Pn to The Pa.'. D. eT' " direct to Washlnstoa Washington, D. C. ; Frederic J. Haskin. Director, : : The Richmond Palladium x : ; Information Bureau. : ; I enclose herewith two cents ; in stamps for return postage on ' ; a free copy of the Booklet on ; Home Conveniences. ' I Name : Street I City : ' State

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CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. Miss Ruth Myers is visitng her cousin, Miss Helen

bmitn in buipnur Springs The mar-

Indianapolis Mr. Forest McKee, and family arrived Sunday evening from Detroit for ' an indefinite visit with his parents. Dr. and Mrs. C. E. McKee Mr. Thomas Lamar and family of near Hagerstown spent Sunday with James Lawrence and family. ....Mr. and Mrs. John Champe have received announcement of the arrival of a baby boy at the home of their son Rev. and Mrs. Howard Champe Gilead, Conn. The child has been named John Everett Mr. and Mrs. Bertie Sullivan and son spent Sunday in Richmond with Eugene Gehring and family Mrs. Elizabeth Wallace attended the Baptist association at ( Indianapolis from Friday until Sunday. ' .... Rev. N. L. Sokwkne has been re

turned for another vear as pastor of

the U. B. churches at Dublin and Su-I gar Grove, Rev. W. H. Zeigler as pre-)

siding elder a number from here 'attended the Friends Yearly Meeting at Richmond Sunday... The U. B. . churches of Dublin, Sugar Grove, Mea- , sick and Pleasant Hill held a union picnic at Memorial park at Xewcastle Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Gos;nell entertained to dinner Sunday 1 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ferguson of Elwood, Ind., Mi. and Mrs. James Fer

guson of Orestes, Ind., Mr. and Mrs.; Simeon Kidwell and children of near ; Bentonville, Mr. and Mrs. Charles i Weaver and grand-children of near j Harrisburg, Mrs. Herman Nestlerode of Richmond Mrs. J. R. Ammon and son Ivan have returned to their J home in Indianapolis after a visit here with relatives Mr. and Mrs. Sam ! Kinsinger and sister Miss Elizabeth ' attended the Kinsinger reunion at .Glen Miller park Sunday Mr. Aldo

Cain will be the teacher of Jackson-

l burg school the coming term.. ,. .Mrs.

a picnic in Sheidler's grove Sunday j John Scott 18 recovering from a seat which a large crowd was present. .! vere attack of tonsilitis Mr. and ..A. R. Feemster spent Monday in Mrs- Theodore Wimmer, Mr. and Mrs. Richmond Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Car-isa!an Ellabarger and Mrs. Swan penter and daughter, Mildred, have re- sPeQt Sunday at Glen Mille park turned from a visit with relatives in Mr. and Mrs. Hudspath and children Ashtabula, Ohio Robert Elliott of ; spent Sunday with Mrs. Doner and Xewcastle was the week-end guest of family Miss Crystal Laymon is Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Hollowell Mrs. visiting relatives in Greenfield and F,'ma Hahn is spending, this week Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. J. E. with relatives in Rushville Mrs. Henley entertained to dinner Sunday, Margaret Oakerson of Greenfield is Mr. and Mrs. M. Henley and daughter, visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Man- Mr. Ankrom, Mr. W. H. Wonnell and non and family Mrs. G. B. Mullen ' daughter Una Miss Doris Floyd of and family are spending this week Richmond spent Saturday here with with relatives in Laurel and Conners-her parents Miss Victoria Clarl: ville Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Krahl are has returned from a -'week's visit at

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called to Jacksonburg on account of Mrs. Davis Thompson, Mr. and ,Mrs. the illness of her brother James Pax-' joe Thompson, son Carl Mrs Minnie

Bratton all of Richmondi....Mra. Lucile Beeson and daughter Mary Elma. are spending several days with her sister Mrs. 'Walter Alvin of near Chi-

I cage. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Earl Picket and

ton H. R. Bilby and family attend

ed the Bilby reunion at Newcastle Sunday.

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Mrs. Onezine Du Boucbelle, the famous New Orleans beauty, whd has announced her engagement to Asa G. Candler of Atlanta, Ga.

visiting relatives in Lawisville-,

ket held by the Baptist church Satur-'.tbis week.. ..Mrs. Don Wright

day, netted the ladies $19.05 profit and

tne lemonaae and candy stand by the Junior Girls netted ?9.37 profit Mrs. .Elmer Sauers and son, Noel, of Indianapolis is spending this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stonecipher Mr. and Mrs. John Potter and children, of Connersville were week-end guests of her father,

jonn vickery Mr. and Mrs. Roy

Ky., , Jacksonburg with her aunt Mrs. Oliver and Morse and family Mr. and Mrs.

children spent" the week-end with; Myron Stratton of near Knightstown

relatives in Indianapolis.

spent Sunday with her parents Mr.t

and Mrs. J. C. Johnson The Whittier class of the Friends church had !a hayride Friday evening and went to

the home of their teacher Mrs. Lang

WEBSTER, Ind. A. L. Baldwin has returned home from Chicago, after a

visit with his daughter, Mrs. Walter , daughter of near Lynn spent Sunday Oliver Those attending ' Yearly jwith Mr. and Mrs. Burger of this Meeting Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.piace Milton Bishop spent Sunday Alvin Irvin, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Brum-; , Tx-ir,w,-,. A . . field, Rev. Jehiel and Anna Jane Bond.!at Chester..... Among those ehopAmong those visiting at tho homejP1D& m Richmond Saturday were Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Thompson, and Mrs. B. Bunger, Mrs.5 Lonle DeSunday at Marion. were Mr. and Mrs. jmaree, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunt and Harry Thompson and children. Harry, j family, Mr. and Mrs. James Bunger, Laura, Warren of this place, Mr. and and daughter Blanche, Mr. and Mrs.

j Mrs. John Townsend and son. Mr. and A. .L. Baldwin. -

It wouldn't be the same...

"If every woman on the street f Should make a loaf of bread. -They wouldn't be the same at a"." - The Master Baker said. "Some loaves would burn and some would fall And some would not be good. Though each one used the self-same floor And did the best she could." And there's no secret about making Clicquot Club Ginger Ale. , We teU what we put in it. - Other manufacturers know all the ingredients wa use. They can buy roost of them. But they don't make Clicquot Gluttony more than a woman with good flour

and a recipe can make bread that tastes like her neighbor's bread made with the same flour and recipe. . Ask your grocer to send you a case of Clicquot Club. Keep a few bottles on ice or in a cold place. Serve it any time to anyone. They all like it THE CLICQUOT CLUB CO. Minis, Mass U. S. A.

Eton Mr. Elbert Huddleston and i

family attended the U. B. conference i

Have you exercised this Summer? If you have been swimming, playing tennis, or any of the other outdoor games, your arms are probably rounded. But there are a gfeat many girls who have been too busy, or not able to enjoy these sports, so I am suggesting some arm development exercises for them. As such girls are rarely inclined to any strenuous exercising, the following instructions are based upon a combination of exercise and massage, bringing about, the same effect as does exercise, but with less outlay of energy. Another advantage lies in the small amount of time expended. While standing or siting erectly, stretch the right arm to the front, holding it at such an angle that the tips of the fingers are at the same

they will join their husbands

who are on conctruction work there. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Beard were

And once sne wrote. fv j height as the head, the fingers held r .-amp rnt of mv dream world for i . . . .. ... . . .

a little while and fell in love. That's over now the feeling that I might find in a real person what I found be fore only in made up people. Now I must go back to the world in my own mind for my friends and my companionship. "The only tragedy is that the dream world is less satisfying' than it used to be. I do so want to know one man and one woman who would care for

Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: We are two girls aged 17 and 18. A boy friend of ours has been here for some time. He is a real friend and not a beau. He visits in our homes and there is no objection on the part of our parents. He asked us to write and promised us to do likewise. We wonder if it would be wrong to write first? ANXIOUS. It is the boy's place to write first. He ought to send you a letter thanking you for your part m miking his visit so pleasant.

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl

of IS, and have been going with a boy three years, and have been engaged to him for about a year, alj. though he has never kissed me nor vtold me he loved me. Please tell me if he loves me? MAY. The boy probably loves you in his way. I can't understand his coldness, however, and would be afraid that after marriage he would be just as undemonstrative. When a couple is engaged there is nothing wrong in their kissing.

straight together and thumb close Place the left hand with the fingers and thumb close, over the upper side of the right arm at the wrist, clasping the arm. Now slowly massage th? muscles all the way up the arm, keeping to the upper side of the tensed limb. Continue this all the way up over the shoulder into the neck. Repeat this performance by massaging the same arm, working along the under side. Repeat all of this with the other arm. Continue until you hav:had five treatments for each side. The massage movements are much like a tight clutch, and then a gentle but firm twist of the muscles until you feel a warmth from the exercise Judgment will decide hqw much effort should be put into the massage and the gentle method Is best, ele the muscles will feel sore later. These exercises should not take longer than three to five minutes.

DUBLIN, Ind Rev. Titus of Newcastle began revival services at the Christian church Sunday evening. Services will be continued each even-

ina" this week and next Sunday morn- t Piaocant u;n Cnniir nfi-o rio ,i

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bhepman and son, Paul, spent Sunday Huddleston and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll and daughter Lois, motored here from oith Ws Pts. Mr. Ogborn and daughter have returned Cincinnati last week and visited their "drM":Joh Shepman. . Miss Thel- from a trip to Wisconsin Misses parents Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Bilby and fr ,11 Cilal,ret.urfled.i0 uncKl att" ! Elizabeth and Carolyn Cox have re- then left Tuesday for Carey, Ohio,

' " ""'.i'- "1L" vesia. turned to tneir Home in Anderson af- -where

7 x- V ,,s -pe'i" rruut went , ter a vveek's visit with Miss Dorothv r,:rStIf ,M?nda-v t0 urse W j WaIton Rev. P. M. Thomas and

wT ,7 r J t r ,,1 weefs--:- family have returned from visiting ?pp"n v. vtJn f ! relatives at Lynn and attending Yearmt cto arBVlrU?ltle?Ilss,Tnel-!ly Meeting at Richmond Mrs. I. tnt "7 ?rka5 k Swan of Miami. Florida is here the

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spent the dav....Mr. and Mrs. Max! ,, j iuwuuic vum-i Feemster of Crawfordsville have betn er-' V ' MVnd i SDendins sevprai H5 with r... ol110. Mlss Emma Deem of bpiceland,'

ents, Mr. and Mrs. A R Feemster i spent Sunday with A. W. Laymon and Miss Madge Witte of Greenfield 'is . family Mr' and Mrs- HaiTy Scott spending a few davs with Mis Drema I left Sunday evening for their home Gibbs.... Mr. and "Mrs Horace Reed!in Tulsa. Okla Mr. George Boyd Mr. and Mrs Tirk Tr,t.i anrt cr' ; of Pittsburg. Kansas is here visiting

Mrs. Dan Evans and family and Mrs. his mother Mrs. Alice Crull and other, Priscilla Bover attended the Nixon relatives Mr. Ridout and family, family reunion in Memorial park at moved Saturday from the Demareej Newcastle Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Pet'noue to Annersville Preaching Brewer and son of Mooresville were ! services at the Friends and Nazarene ! Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eli.churches Sunday morning and evenBrewer Mr. and Mrs. Ed White of ' inS- at the U. B. church 7:30 p. m ' Newcastle were Sunday guests of Mr. : Miss Helen Yinneman left Monday! and Mrs. Fal Stigleman Mr. and ' morning for a visit with relatives in!

Mrs. Harry Sheidler have returned j from a trip to Turkey Run George I Martin of Richmond spent Sundav!

with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Newki-k : The Mt. Auburn Neighborly club held'

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head, massage into it any hot oil (such 1 as crude oil) and let it remain on overnight. Shampoo thoroughly the next day and all this scaley dead skin will come off. With such a condition you should be giving the scalp a daily massage and using a gcod hair tonic twice each week. j MAMA I shall be glad to mail you formulas for creams that will nourish ; and not grow hair. I am sorry there :

is not space to print tnese at this tim

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All Inquiries addressed to Miss Forbes

in care ot the "Beauty Chats" depart- ' H ment will he answered in these columns i in their turn. This requires consider-j able time, however, owing tn the jrreat ! i number received. So if a personal or ' i quicker reply is desired, a stamped and! 3 self-addrf ssed envelope mast be en-jl

ciosen with the question. I he Editor.

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