The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-09-03
NOW TT is CLAIMING.
ARR FAD OF THE GOOD HEALTH
AND BEAUTY SEEKERS.

=, Won VIII Get Enough Giame Into Your
s..,.,n. You VIII Live to Ripe Old
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!, ..,..siouai Beauty's Confession.
r,.,,,o "a the latest occupation or
bo devote themselves to the pur-
!, wo,' ss hoolth and beauty. Glame Is raw
sun =, ,rh,cb represents the chief object OF
WIZ d,sc,nles of physical culture. Those
,nose .oal, n are said TO be CLAIMING and are
deneminated glamers .
r nv society occupied In CLAIMING,
Oh i'sa lost one professional beauty has
puV ,od IN the process to heighten and pre-
eerye her charms 49, .u,,
Alexandra Martens, the PROFESSIONAL
-, confessed to a reporter that she
p po Cor some months been trying the prin-
nav ,a ~ 90 claiming on her own person, and
c,p .e,,od tbe most pleasing results from
~, Daily she takes copious drafts OF
NIL ,I,. froob from the cow at temperature
lbs doorees. She also reposes In fresh air
=. .S a. sunshine at regular intervals. The
nv she follows is described In de-
tail hereafter.
'' Nine Martens has appeared as a noted
1T, IN all the capitals of Europe, and
rsceiyed first prize in every contest she en-
.e.od The car and the Prince of Wales
soid 10 have declared that she was fret
among stage beauties
,or face Is her principal charm. Her skin
a. sn,ootb and soft and very fine Her eyes
a,s bright and dark brown and have much
oxrressiou. She bears a strong resemblance
20 Mrs Langtry at her best. For the pres
arrot,on of all these charms Nine. Martens
declares that CLAIMING Is doing much.
what is glamingp According to high
.rthority the nearest word In the English
LANGUAGE TO represent glame Is vitality.
Vet olame Is not the same as vitality.
Cbemicals have vitality, but no glame.
Tho chemist can take the four elements OF
: blood and preserve them, but they are not
Hood He can collect from other sources
all these four elements and put them to-
,etber but he cannot make them live
How Is it that the exact parts will not pro-
duce their original? They lived. Some
thing called the spark of life imbued tho
combination with vital force. 1t was i'm
mise. This impulse was glame Organic
yitality is originated, directed and con-
troiled by glame, and when this Is gone
life becomes at once prey to dissolution.
The food substance which contains glame
in the most efficient form Is milk, fresh
from the COW, at a temperature of 90 de-
grees As soon as this falls nearly all Of
the elame vanishes. If you should look
into dairies in the neighborhood Of New
York these days, you would catch
glimpse of beautiful glamers busily en-
gagged in CLAIMING.
Some of the essential rules OF CLAIMING
may DO briefly stated for the benefit of in
quirers. They are:
To drink milk fresh from the cow at q
temperature Of % degrees.
To initiate the lungs at regular intervals,
close the eyes and let the mind dwell on
one Of the pleasantest prospects in life
To repose at regular periods during the
day in air which has recently been in mo-
ton and on which the sun has shone.
To have the skin kneaded daily with
sweet OIL
CLAIMING, It is claimed, retards indefl-
nitely wrinkles, gray hair and all the other
signs of old age, beauties the complexion,
gives the eye wonderful powers of fascina-
ton, keeps the figure youthful and elastic
and preserves the powers Of the mind.
The aim of the glamer's diet is to pre-
vent the ossiflcation produced by the de-
post of calcareous or mineral matter i'm the
heart, brain and arteries. This deposit is
the cause of old age. Physiologically one
may become old at 30 as we'll as at 60.
The skin hardens, wrinkles and gets old,
the hair is killed and the blood does not
circulate freely. The brain turns to bony
substance in intricate parts and thinking
becomes difficult =
To guard against this Justification 1t is
necessary to prevent or dissolve the osseous
deposits. One or two pints of distilled
water daily are of great benefit. The diet
should include apples, pears, grapes, orange
Juice cherries, plums, peaches and ber-
res
AS animal food fish, poultry and young
mutton are recommended, because they
contain less earthly salts than other meats
PHOSPHORUS is necessary for the nourish-
ment OF the brain, and this Is to be found
IN lean meats, fish, cheese, whole wheat,
oatmeal, almond nuts, white cornmeal
Ueans, peas, figs and prunes.
lhe glamer seeks by diet to increase and
strengthen the glame that Is in her or
MIN, and by exercise to draw in the pre-
elous fluid from natural sources. the chief
OF which is the sun.
"iailie is the most mysterious of all
ip,.slncipies and appears in many forms of
me The soil creates it, and man creates
~ ny the functions of life. The value of
s'alhe may be realized when it is under
i aSoou tnat 1t imparts buoyant feeling,
,u.n.icai with the vigor of youth, into the
"' y Oh even an old person.
some physicians say that If a person Is
~ IN slaughter house near cattle
:" au 1ne time when life is passing from the
~ some portion of the vital princi
p'V Vi ne enters the person. This is gIame.
o, AS glame in the system becomes more
a a,.'n the pulse will become flrmer. the
bri in Jake on healthier hue, the eye grow
S.r en ms the step more elastic, and day by
G, ,ie VIII be better worth living.
mo lame enters the body with the oxygen
ba,a breathe and passes out with every ex-
T. ,a, The following rule of claiming
g., .enued Tor the benefit of the lungs:
VIII u ur stand perfectly still in some place |
cen,,o 'ne air Is In motion or has been re- |
II I = ana upon Which the sun has sbone.
the ~, no' necessary to sit in the sun. Fill |
boId , ,tg to their utmost capacity and
or p, mc one breath long enough to count three