The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-12

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cheat at games, if they want, and you
do not hold them responsible Tt is only
a girl you say to yourself and they do
not forfeit any of your respect or es-
teem- But you are all wrong about it.
I, for one. and those that / count my
friends, feel that wonan's standard of
right doing is just the same in sport as
a mans, and that fair play is as much
of a jewel to US as to your
Facts Worth Remembering.
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS.
After bathing in the surf the lips are
often blue. The heart is in revolt.
Take a few breathing exercises and
then watch your lips freshen toward
red.
Burns from the sun are relieved by
cream SKINNED from milk, and chatting
pastry flour.
Beefy arms (red, coarse-grained
arms) denote bad circulation. Rowing
and swimming will soon draw the blood
to the normal hue and place
Hot water cools and cleanses, cold
water firms" and massage irons away
ugly facial lines. But have a care how
and where yo1 rub or you will create
lines.
1t was formerly thought that food
taken at bedtime created Indigestion
and bad dreams While undoubtedly
rich and hearty food is inappropriate al
the time chosen for repose a light,
nourishing repast at night often in
duces to sound sleep by drawing the
blood away from the brain.
Lemons peeled, sliced and freed from
pits, if placed in a bowl with sugar
sprinkled between the slices, makes an
excellent remedy for sore throat. Mild
lemonade. if not too sweet, diminishes
thirst more than any other beverage
Pleasant, cooling drinks may be made
with lemon juice and aerated waters,
such as vichy, apollinaris or carbonic
acid water instead of plain water, or
effervescence may be produced by the
addition of baking soda. about half
teaSpOOnful to tumblerful of water.
and the juice CT one lemon. This is ex-
cellent to cleanse the mouth and coun-
teract nausea, and is beneficial to the
stomach
A timely note of caution may be
given at this season of the year in re-
gard to the use of old potatoes 1t has
always been known that new potatoes
partly or wholly turned green by ex-
posture to the sun while growing are
poisonous. It seems that this same
substance has been discovered in old
potatoes, especially when they begin to
sprout.
A well known physician declares that
the most prolific cause of rheumatism
is indigestion. IF only such food" he
says, .as can be easily digested were
put in the stomach there would be lit
tie heard of rheuma tism." 1t follows,
as a matter of course, that one of the
most effective methods of treatment for
rheumatism is through dietary.
A New Fad.
The fashion of wearing fobs or hand
some black watered ribbons, with an
engraved jewel or signet ring attached
has heretofore been exclusively mas
culine one. This summer we see young
girls and young women wearing the
same dignified ornaments. On little
girls the use of fob chains looks rather
odd, because you never see boy wear
ing one Fobs and fob-chains jewels
are a prerogative of adults. Seal rings
are not worn by children for various
reasons But any young woman may
wear one with perfect propriety, pro-
vided she does not usurp the right of
bearing arms
Fascinating at Forty.
'It is when she has passed the fourth
decade that a woman is now said to be
most dangerous to the susceptible of
the other SEX" says the Lady's Pictor-
ial and adds: Her face may have
lines that sweet and twenty regards
with dismay; her figure may be fuller
than sweet seventeen deems graceful;
it may even be that art has to step in
where nature fails in the matter of
hair and complexion, but it is manner
which tells. In carriage, in interests, in
thought, the woman of 40 at the pres
ent day is as young as her daughter
less than half her years; but her mind
is better balanced, her judgments are
clearer"