Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-07
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city clerkship and one town elected a
woman clerk and recorder Both Idaho
and Colorado have women State super
intendents of public instruction, the
one in the latter State now serving
her third term. The national super.
intendent of Indian schools is Wyom-
ing woman.
Wyoming has two women justices
OF the peace. n number having previ-
ously held the office. But office hold
Ing among women Is not confined to
the equal suffrage States The receiv-
er In the United States land office at
Dalles. Ore, is a woman. The second
woman recently has been appointed
deputy clerk Of the United States Cir.
cult and District Courts in Minneapo-
lis, and Holly Springs, Miss, has a
woman deputy sheriff.
Care Of the Com plexion.
A woman even IL plain can confound
all critics II her complexion is that Of
the lilly and Of the rose" as the
poets said Of old. or better, of healtbful
hue.
But for a face to be free from all
ugly blemishes 1t Is necessary that
the general circulation Of the blood be
good. that the nervous system be OF
normal function, and that the diges-
tive. generative and other internal or
gans be in perfect health.
Among the causes which exert dis
astrous influence on the skin and pre-
dispose 1t to skin disease are hered-
ity, indigestible food, alcoholic stimu-
lants, general ailments, the absorb
ton Of certain medicines (bromides,
1odines, arsenic, mercury, the appli-
cation Of stale pomatum or rancid
creams, powders Of inferior quality,
the handling Of Irritating substances,
para sites Of the skin, excessive heat or
cold, and the excuses Of violent pas
slons, such as rage, chagrin, worries,
fear or the shedding Of tears, all Of
which should be avoided.--Woman's
Home Companion.
From a Mansions to the slums,
Leaving behind in Indianapolis an
enviable place among the "smart Set"
beautiful home and the luxuries
which go with 1t, Miss Eleanor Lemcke
has gone to Chicago to work in the
Hull House Settlement and minister to
the poor Of the slums. Miss Lemcke
is daughter Of Capt. J. A. Lemcke.
one Of the wealthy and prominent cit
liens Of Indianapolis who amassed a
large fortune In real estate transac-
lions. He gave his handsome daugh-
ter all the advantages his wealth at
fOrded She travelled abroad, attended
schools Of culture. and studied art.
Above all, she studied humanity and
found 1t most interesting subject.
She undertakes her work in hope of be-
Ing able to do something worthy for
those less fortunate than herself.
Beautiful Hands.
1t will be gra tifyifg to American
women to be told that French artist
and sculptor has just announced that,
SO far ms his experience can prove 1t,
the most beautiful hands belong to an
American woman. When NJ. Bredelle
visited America recently he met in
Denver Miss Fanny Rosenthal, Of that
city. and was attracted at once to the
perfect shape of her hands, and beg
god permission to make a plaster cast.
This cast has gone to Paris and later
will be produced in marble.
Beware Of Nervous Breakdown.
A woman who does not sleep sound
ly Is in danger of nervous break
| down. A woman who finds herself
weakening in nerve strength must rest.
This rest must be systematic, not spas
modic. She must break up the accus-
toned routine Of her work, though she
need not give up all work. She must
do all things moderately. She must rise
late and retire early.
Puffy Eyes. ''""'
Puffy places under the eyes are gen.
orally due to some sort of kidney all
ment. Cold water should be taken
very freely. Make 1t a practice to
drink glassful half an hour before
each meal, and another two hours af-
ter, and the puffy places will not only
vanish, but the complexion will be
clearer and the general health much
improved
One as Good as Another.
A wife wanted her husband to sym.
pathize with her in feminine quarrel:
but he refused, saying ave lived long
enough to know that one woman Ia az
good as another, If not better." And
l." retorted the e4asperated wife.
have lived long enough to learn that
one man Is just as bad as another. II
not worsew
COrnered.
Il called on Mrs. Dangerly this
afternoon. Edward, and she told me
how her husband ran wild while she
was away at the seaside"
"Who! Dangerly? You surprise me.
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