The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-30
THE CARE OF THEuA,n

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THE CARE OF THE HAIR
Eggs are the best of shamnms =.
yolk OF an egg, not the white which H.
is useless Beat up the yoh with Nu'. !,
little warm water. Be sure tn M,
not or it will cook the egv. Rph ,h. N.Y.
well into the scalp and then rjp,s !,
several warm waters. Alwav uas a
soft waters. If the hair is DIV
little vegetable oil may be rubbed in.
TO The roots of the hair, while a yerv
oily suit of hair is really beneattedb bv
a few drops of ammonia, and only
few in the first rinsing water.
1t is well to massage the sca,D
lightly with the finger tips; it is good
to brush the hair moderately if is
best to sun the hair and to wear il
loosely braided at night; indeed, it il
essential to use all gentle, ceauly
methods to promote the health of the
scalp. The woman who prefers to
rush through the process ofcurluq
her front locks by scorching the life
out of them must be content to see
her hair grow thin about her face.
The woman who has not time to take
the pins from her hair and braid it
for the night may expect an accumu
latiOn of dandruf beneath the coil.
"Never tell any one what you are
going to do until you have done it,
said Cornelius Vanderbilt. The man
who would succeed in business must
keep his affairs to himself. Wander.
bilt declared that he owed his fortune
to this rule, together with the follow
ing maxims: "Never sell short" II
bide my time" Never sell what you
haven't got" You will notice that
great business men don't tell the Se'
crets of their business. Men who do
this often give their competitors
chance to ruin them. Great men OF
affairs, as a rule are close.m0nlhed'
The man who is always telling bis
secrets freely, rarely has the full con'
dence of the community in which he
lives. 1t is the men who thlnEa
great deal and talk little, men Of ac
tiOn and few words who are entrusted
with great responsibilities. ltSala
that Washington was once asked Oy
an officer on the morning of a battle
what his plans were, He asked IN a
whisper, "Can you keep a secrel'
"Yes," said the interrogatlng party
$50 can l." the general added,
NONE OF OUR BUSINESS
Rr0okhaven Leader
HThe newspapers would have crl'l'
cised that matter if they were nov
afraid. They are big folks-t'le news
papers won't touch them" NOW
friend, write out what you tnlnh
ought to be said and sign your name
to it; or if you are not brave enough
for that, let a nom de plume answer
for your signature and give the eal'o'
your name. "Oh, no: you wont uo' w
it's none of your business" Ineu
don't get so indignant with the eur
tors of newspapers, who perhaps nave
the true mission of Journalism
more than you have and know now "
between the public weal
and private matters. 1t may noI W
sany OF their business" to doIu''
what you think they ought too0'
The floating hotel, which was n'aus 'ls
Of the ship Stamler, and was W WV, 'a
New Workers. out to sea every Ms
has been Withdrawn from Se',U' nv.
The scheme proved a failure ao .a
Stamler now lies of Stapleton' o'a's ,od
Island, dismantled and dlsulassS sSs,.
The ship was transformed into '0''
ng hotel by John ArbucKlc'
The returns of the brst French ecu.
ms. lust made public, show tl'as AZ, ono sao
has increased on'5 1.o 'V, ,,hon
n the last live years. Since 1872 wnsa ,,
Alsace and Lorraine were tahe" ..awn @
Srauce, the population has grow" wv"
rom SO, 100000 to 3S,6W'ooo' ,."a :" N
ame period Germany 'aS
population Is, 0O,OOO.
The mosquito test in Havana ~. ~.
,ccn abandoned because one /, u ,uon NJ"
oen. who was experimental '''n, upus
vlth a germ-laden mosquito, causss ,ss,
he fcver and died. Further W.. W..
yould seem to be unnecessary. hi,e
hcory was that the mosquito I'd v'M i
'ould give the man the fever a'' :
Id.
4 pcrlod Of five seconds betwee" .l'as,s
lash oflightnine and tl'''n"c' ram
nat the flash is a mile dlsta0' nevsr ave,
.h.orvor Thunder mas ss.n,