The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-22
woMAN's WORLD IN PARAGRAPHS.
The Tea and Pie Comp1exion-what Tea
Wrinkles Are.

wrinkles Arc.
= complexion specialist was lately
praisiug his preparation. cit will take
out tea wrinkles, - he said What are
tea wrinkles, pray:'' asked the youua
lady to whom he said this Did vou
ever notice the lines and corrugatior-
that cross the faces up and down and
IN every direction Of women who ars
great tea topers:' ne asked in return.
Strong tea has Z ruinous effect on the.
sk1n, especially the tea that the old
soakers take, a decOctiCn which is boil
ell and allowed to stand hour after hour
and be warmed over. The tauuin in il
oozes out and spreads like g pigment
under the skin, tanning IL literally like
leather. The astriucent quality Of the
tannin also draws the skin into fur
rows. L know one Of these inveterate
tea drinking women the moment l sex
eyes on her sallOw, shriyeled face The
specialist ought to have added pie eat
ing TO tea drinking as q means of ruin
ing the skin. Wherever you see a won-
al whose face is almost greenish in its
sallowness, ciOuded over with dark
patchs and piEched into Fuckers like q
Joint of corrugated stOvepipe, you NAV
set her down as case Of tea and pie
complexion. a lady whom l know en-
tered a shop not long since and was
waited on by woman with just such
complexion. She said 20 herself, 81 will
wager anything that woman eats loads
81 PIE. Sure enough, while she was
still there, the baker delivered 10 the
WOMEN huge pie, one OF yoUr regular
grind tone SOFT, with hogs lard and
p1yr white -four crust. \ civilized per
son would not have eaten the thing fo-
SO, Vet doubtless the wUnim and l!er
unfortunate family made q good share
IF their next meal CIT it and washed il
down with boiled or warmed over tca.
IL il were the complexion only that suf-
ferCd from tea drinking, It would rot
he 80 bad. But tea makes others than
those who are addicted to IL suffer too.
The tea drinking habit Is responsible for
much OF woruans irritable temper.
teupestuOus gushincss Of emotion and
4ack of control Of her nerves.
The young men students at Cornell
university are inclined to sneer at the
young women students there, it is said,
and look on the girls rs beneath them
socially. This need not surprise any
bOdy. The average young man in the
GoslinS age, from Is TO %, has only dis
tOrted and unjust ideas of women
There is a particular reason why the |
youths at Cornell should feel littl.. |
ugly toward the girl students just now
One OF these strong, fine girls, Miss Har- |
riet Chedie Conner, has won from the !
whole let of them the 800 Woodford |
gold medal for oratory. This is given |
annually to the best speaker among the |
Cornell students. When the Cornell |
boys become men, they will realize the
injustice and cruelty of their conduct.
The middle aged man, who knows
woman best, is the one who is most just
and kindly to them generally.
L hope several fine, intellectual wom-
e1 students Will take advantage of the
opening 20 our sex of the new school of
biology connected with the University
of Pennsylvania.
According to an interview in the New
York Evening Sun, the ladies the
summer hotel proprietor wants at his
establishment are the silly women who
burn gas all night, wear loads of clothes
and order up quantities of drinks These
are liked because the hotel proprietor
makes money out of them The money
1
charged. Do people go TO summer hotels
for the benefit of the hotel proprietor?
Civilization is the power of good
women" says Emerson. Women are
nearly all good: therefore women should
take part in all the affairs of civilized
life, politics particularly.
The New York World has column de-
voted to instructing women in current
politics. The great questions of the day
silver, the tariff, the Sugar trust. the
income fax and other matters-are taken |
mp and explained III n manner so simple
that all may understand them. The pa | ]
perS are eminently readable too, show
ing that the driest subjects may be
made interesting. Women will be glad j
TO know that the author of these papers {
IS woman, q young woman ut that
Ida Rose McCabe.
Women ought to learn landscape gar
lening.
Nothing has been more pleasant read
ng lately than an editorial in The
Household Realm. Alice Webster l.
editor and manager, owner as well, IL
eems, of the paper. She narrates lis
history III the editorial. She established
{ herself in 1856 with money she had
armed Is Il printer. She bought out =
mall printing plant and started The
Realm. For the first year she did all
lie work or it-typesetting, editing and
At the end of three
months she had /, 800 paid subscribers,
md from that day TO this the paper has u
,rospered steadily. Within five years III
he moved her office three times through
eed of larger quarters. The paper has
cen enlarged and a neat cover put on.
{ is owned by women, edited by women,
nd the mechanical work on it is done =.
Y women The success of the publica- VI
ion shows, in fact, that there is a great ~
mount of business talent among woIu- 4.