The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16
pecan nuts and nuts that are heavy with
fat eninR slb.fances

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| fattening substa nces.
DO not eat them after a meal. or as a
| delicacy, hut make an entire luncheon of
| them. Nuts are food and the only trouble
| with eating hem Is that they are taken ~ a
delicacy when the stomach Is full rat her
| than AZ a pure food. The result l. that
| they, injure the stomach by giving II too
, much work TO do
To fatten the arms there is a cure that is
| taken in Germany. The patti hes upon
| a couch and reads all day. For beverage
She drinks cocoa, taking II whenever thirsty.
" IL sometimes hot and sometimes cold :
| usually plain, but occasionally favored
| with vanilla.
This is all there is 10 the famous cocoa
| or chocolate cure which is talked about on
| two cont inents
The grape cure j. entirely different. for il
| consists in taking the iliice Of the grape and
drinking II III quantities.. This does not
fatten, but merely stimulates, the nerves
| and the digestion.
The arms fattcn up so readily that the
patient is in danger IL getting them too
plump. She must stop at just the right
lime.
Her wrists must taper and the danger
" that they will forget TO do 80 when once
they begin 10 put on fat. Lines that give
the effect of thread tied around the arm
will appear and the wrists will crease and
roll like the wrists Of baby, and In "A grown
person this cannot ba called attractive.
The matter of fuzzy arms. or arms that
are positively hairy, must be considered.
Arms that are di-figured in this way cannot
be put into the sleeves of a transparent
gown. Much less can hairy arms be worn
uncovered
The afflicted one must hide behind the
shirred sleeve, or the one that is Opaque,
and made OF silk or satin. Not even can
she wear chiffon, for the hair will loom
darklv from underneath
To take hair of the arms is thing most
difficult. II can bo removed, but il grows
again and the patient must resign herself
10 frequent operations
The growth is too thick for the elect rio
needle. To remove II would take TOO long
The pulling out of the hair il a thing that
II resorcd to, but this il painful and tedious
and the hair grows In again two new hairs
coming To every one removed.
The salve stick is another possibility,
but think Of the tedium Of heating salve
stick. and Of placing it when half melt ed
upon the hair and If TIE agony Of pulling
il of when it has cooled, Tho stick i
clapped on when hot then pulled of, and the
hair comes with II.
The quickest, safes and best remedy for
hairy arms is powdered pu'nice. Moist en-
the arms Rub them brisklv with the
finest powdered stone YOU can find and keep
on scribbing until The hair is all off
The operation Is roughcning to the skin
ard you will need 10 apply cold cream
afterward. It must he done once a fort
night, for the hair will grow again.
There is auothe remedy and this Ia the
applicatio Of peroxide Of hydrogen with
few drops of ammonia in the peroxide.
This beaches the hair and makes II less
not ceabe
The ammonia in the peroxide INJURIES the
hair and so it gradually falls out as the
roots die off. For an Obst mate case Of hair
on the arms this is best If used caui iouSlv
The arms can be whitened with lemon
juice and cucumber cream. mived.