San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-13
LEADING COLOR IN ART AND NATURE
DISAPPROvED OF IN HAIR.

You might ask how it would appear without
green or blue in it, but there is particular
reason for asking this question concerning
the color commonly known as red that will
not apply to either of the others named. 1t
follows, of course, that if there was no red
there could be no scarlet, crimson vermilion,
orange or gold, for these are but hues or va
rietieS of red.
Celestial rosy red, the lovers proper hue"
with its varied tints, is the constant delight
of boys and girls, of men and women of
every country. Upon the canvas of the sky
we see it painted from childhood to old age
in the rising and setting of the sun and in
the wondrous rainbow.
VIZ REALLY LOVE RED.
In the vegetable and animal world it is the
secret of the charm in much Of what we see
around us. Take from flowers the rosy hue
some tint of red-either scarlet, crimson,
orange or gold, and all is gone, the soul has
departed, the inspiration and the life has
fed. Who is not delighted at the sight Of
red ripe fruit-the peach, the apple, the
strawberry, the currant, and the matches
red hued cherry9 Who has not wandered
through fields and woods when frost had
turned leaf and bud from green to brown
and brilliant red!
III oiiu lle tniS prltiianU nue. SUI Hiore
marked than it is in plant or flower.
LAKE IL from the coaV VI our iea'nereu
DeauCies anu tue,r greatest cn"ilh Is sone;
t'eu oacheu' leu oiG"steu' le" Toateu' leu
C'iie"' leu 'lpptu' leu VIII 9eu-all tneso we
know denote beauty spots upon denizens
of the air. We admire them because they
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taAeS Oii ''h aiueu oeau'y' AoouU uer hecA
Ine REQUEST rlOoon never seemed SO loVeiy.
he redulSn coior III ner rosy cheeks ana ruby
ups Is pun Inefe pg uiVine intention, ou0 III
her haH-oe'er sue uad never oeen porn than
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ing req.
As sENstLheS AS II oLD'
10 hioS' women IL Is PoS11lVe misfortune
10 nave req mar anu IL makes no dlnerence
"he1her IL Dc merry Mueslan, pale amber or
ourhlsheu golu' lor every description OF nalf
that Is not olack' Drown, yellow or whlte,
ana Dy hght or shadow oetrays the talntest
redalsh tlhSe Is at once declared TO be red,
ana tnat Is enough no power OF logic OF
persuasion can chahSe IL, anu In the vulgar
NINA Is at once ana forever associated with
gaIopihS steeuS as Whlte as the driven snow.
Inc PreJudlce that exists ana that has been
nauueu GOWN 10 Us from the past against red
neaueu lleil ana women Is one OF inc most
curious anu extraordinary OF any that we
know. IN the popular NINA req mar has al
ways OGen associated wv, WltH ugllneSs' vicious
ness ana maIlShLty' Inc scold' the vixen, the
unioaeiy "oI'iIii' WIN iouu screening voice
anu uncont .I temper mas Always Oeen
pictured WIN irechIed Taco ana naming half'