Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-08
NOES 1T FRECKLE?
latest query Upon the lno"n-
The descent Light

The "freckle theory, :, S ;niere s all tha
Inc Times naturally interests '5; a ba.
depn9a world Of female beauty Mnlc IN H thi
varied ,m, U itself to the fusion Oh enS
to acc9Gnanant points, whether IN ,a pal
incandestgantfb the nightly throng that passes
rooms Oh ~ nlong Chestnut street under the
glitterng, 81 Se %s nv skim" said Professor
y Edgerton one oil the S% ro ob 81 rle
HH.. n Institute. , 10 NV YOU co UoT
anything ,Pppntinued, taking off his white
ion% ne and and showing his long and
felt nat i AK "Well, I've been sun
honorable Ioctricity. I've had my skin
burnt by eleo oF from exposure to that
gesfo over wonder" and he pointed oar 10
light O Militant combination OF carbon N
very P ITI low down, for the beneh! OF
hgntS n u powerful little dynamo engine 9INe
which a PT" out creased lightning. "Oi
was chuT ,,nb an effect is only produced
course, Su nori mi to the light. The cleo
tTic Tays, falling upon any com H or q
face face y T aHaSvne dye, must affect it, espe-
silk Of anL po nT w be long continued.
cially Il ilie n v1 70 the detriment OF the
But tna 4 Fl thin, pale girl, accustomed to
light: a ~ ,ia'I close. dark room, will grow
WG 9I,l ag1d 4 strong under electric lights,
TGuus ' thrive under it. For downright
{ La.Tby Illuminating power, give me cleo
ridy," .,,o,+s an oxnorimental
,,, ig a few squares away added his
n.'cticqI endorsement. Its pretty well
p4isd now. / believe" said he, that
E S.,tI are the result of iron in the
I hIooJ which affecting the excretions
giren off in the pores of the face, are
isnrnpd into discolorations under certain
oondfions of exposure to light and air.
Red-beaded girls with iron constitutions
Lovo . radical tendency to freckles. The
affect Of tbe electric light is exactly the
S S as sunlight, but | think the con-
stitutional tendency to freckles must ex-
ist TO begin with. Now, discovered the
most magnificent type of a Saxon girl the
otbnr day that YOU ever laid eyes on.
She is the very perfection of fairness, and
rpt 7 find that she has been at work all
her life in the Saxon fields. She is at work
now under the concentrated glare of nu-
merous powerful electric globes, but l
don't think there is serious danger to her
beauty. Ii my theory be right her COM
pIexion will stand the test. 1t will re-
ouire much greater exposure to electric
Ight to tan or freckle. 1t is illustrated
by the difference of the moons reflected
Ight. took a girls picture the other
night bymoonlight, and it took six hours
exposure of a sensitive plate to get an eff
feet that would have been produced I'M
der sunlight in the tenth of a second"
Miss Lottie Sawden declared that she
was familiar, perfectly familiar" with
the complexion of every girl in the es-
ablshment-eyery one, and she was
certain, perfectly certain" that there
was not single girl with a single freckle,
not one. If there was a girl with a
ireckle she would know of it. There was
girl who came into the store. some time
ago who was freckled - dreadfully
ireckled, but she was at the toilet coun-
ter and in a little while she hadn't
afreckle, not one. Miss Sawden said she
vas satisfied the electric light could never
irecEe any of the ladies in that estab-
ment 1t did not matter what scientific
gentlemen said, nor how much anyone
Vas heckled in other establishments Of
ont on Chestnut street, she was sure
PERFECTLY sure, none of the girls would
reckle under any circumstances. No
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