Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-09-16

woman may De DeautiIui, q woman may
oe stylish, a woman may be saint. but II
she doesn't in some special way appeal to
the one special man her life and his is
bound to be failure.
You are expected. IL you follow the
smart fashions of Paris. to wear mousse
line de sole sashes on almost every kind
OF gown. Black ones are worn with fore
open work embroidery and guipure Iace
gowns.
Miss Rachel Cohen, who recently passed
the fellowship examination of the Dublin
College Of Surgeons. Is the youngest T. R.
c. 8. l.. being only 25 years old. Miss CO.
hen holds a three-year travelling scholar
ship. which she obtained in India, where
third woman who has been admitted to a
fellowship of the Dublin college.
A new and rather extraordinary skirt
model has a tunic back and front Of q
different material from the underskirt. II
the tunic Is of lace and the underskirt OF
satin. the style is at its best. Another
very unusual skirt has three overlapping
skirts shaped in handkerchief points, and
made of white giace silk mounted In cerise
silk. The effect is very striking.
One Of the most important points in the
culture Of physical beauty is the attain
ment Of a graceful carriage. Children can
not begin too young to learn how to bal
ance their bodies and poise their heads
gracefully. All kinds Of bad habits may
taught early, but 1t Is no easy matter to
overcome a slovenly gait when the child
is grown up.
The most beautiful woman loses more
than half her charm IL she strides rather
than walks. swings her arms from side to
side, or awkwardly moves her shoulders
and hips when walking.
Grace Of expression Is as important as
grace of movement. With some people
these little charms seem to be natural
whilst others can only ac-
fore. no woman should neglect the culti-
walton of charm OF manner.
Do, not boil old fowls. steam them two
oven, and they will be as tender as roast
chicken.
II the water is blued when cleaning win
er and polish much quicker. '
When boiling milk. II by chance it should
burn, place the saucepan in cold water for
poured gently off, free from amy burnt
taste.
To remove iron moId-Place the iron
nodded part stretched over bowl Of boil
through the fabric: take a dessertspoon OF
salt, dissolve 1t in tablespoon
iron mold until it disappears. then let is
remain in the same water for twenty-four
hours and it will disappear. Then well rinse
In cold water.
If, when making jellIes. the insides OF
the molds are well brushed with white OF
egg, the jellies will turn out quite easily.
To prevent new shoes from creaking.
stand in linseed oil enough to cover the
soles.
To remove tar or paint from the hands
take a piece OF blotting paper, dip IL In
milk and rub on the place
A cork neatly covered with some dark
material, and nailed to the floor about three
inches out from the wall, will prevent ths
ioor banging back and spelling the wall.
Dry salt, sprinkled over carpet before
L is swept, will help wonderfully TO bright
IN the colors.
To remove vinegar stains from cruets,
etc, crush an eggshell very fine. put inside
he bottle with a little warm water, and
shake.
To clean carving forks and the shoulders
polish. and rub well. and they will be