The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-07
NEW BEAUTY AID is
metaphysical
CULTURE
The Study of Ollendorf Is
Recommended for the Re-
duction of Obesity-Cho-
pins Nocturnes Reduce
the TOmboy Girl Baseball
Face Incurable.
Special to The Globe.

Special to The Globe.
BOSTON, June 6.-The very newest
cult is metaphysical culture, now
being introduced to offset the baneful
tendencies of the golf and tennis face.
No effort to palliate the horrors of
the baseball face has vet been at
tempted, as the mental feature has not
been discovered which will eliminate
the Woodenness consequent upon too
much dallying with the bat and ball.
In one case q long course of Browning
failed to have the slightest effect.
German has been found the most pal
native Tor obesity, and a woman who
weighed 200 pounds has cut 1t down
ten by two months assiduous atten-
ton to Ollendorf
For weaks s9efves and restless.
dreamy fits a course in modern ar
chitecture is prescribed. These rules
are not infallible, however, as much
ton of the individual.
There is no denying the fact that
sporting proclivities are rapidly de-
teriorating the good looks of women
and that a rabid automobilist or a
cranky golf player can be instantly
detected by the contours of the face.
The Boston woman is not slow to
avail herself Of anything that will
tend to increase her grace and beauty.
1t Is here that the mental culture fad
originated.
One boisterous girl who was the life
or the gymnasium and who has taken
several athletic prizes, has been toned
down into an angel Of peace by being
compelled to practice Chopin noe
turnes. Her subdued air and altered
manners have caused unusual COM
ment.
Continuous Study Is Needed.
Some Of the woman's clubs are ao-
tually proposing a continuous course
of study after graduation as the onIv
safe guard for a woman who wants
10 preserve the charm Of Intellectual
1ty. They say that the reason vhv
the bright, tnteresting-looking school
girl so often develops or retrogrades
into the lumpish, stoIid-appearing
young matron is that with the termin-
alton OF school days and necessary
study and the entrance into another
phase of life she had ceased to exer-
else her mind. The mental facilities
lying dormant, the body takes the cue
and exhibits similar attitude Of in
ertness and unliveliness.
The young woman who is advocating
the new doctrine laid down her theory
as follows =
Art. literature, music. and study that
VIII hold the interest and that is followed
regularly cannot but influence the facial
SNPI 0ooIOII' E1Ven enforced study will
nave a modifying, refining effect al
though, naturally, not OF the same degree
as II 1t We're pursued with enthusiasm,
The candidate for honors in this men
tal-phySlcal culture should discover the
STUDY or pursuit that answers best to her
natural taste and then follow it sedulolls-
~. NO better proof of the minds ability
10 influence the bOdys appearance Is
needed than the fact that you can tell a
person engaged exclusively in mental
pursuits the minute you see him. The
school teacher, the minister, the professor,
the scientist, can all be told by the face
ratner than the manner Of dress
just so, you can tell the person who Ia
occupied. voluntarily or involuntariIv
win comr&Nl plaCe mechanical things that
make little demand on the thinking fac
ultles. The habit of thought will AFFECT
not only the countenance, but the person.
walk and carriage. VA :
"Over-anxlous students ana care-worn
people are nearly always thin, which Is
Only an extreme Of the principle that the
!nlnds eXertions overweight the BODY.
9udicious exercise Of the thought fscu1-
tleS and regular mental application IN
some interesting subject will prevent over
apundance of flesh in the person of fieshv
tendency. 1t viii also supply thu nee
eSSary interest and self -forgetfulness tina +
VIII prevent the person of thin. nervous
physlque from getting thinner and more
With. the cultivation of the mind the
race gains additional charm and 1nore
suplie play Of expression"
Bertha 1.ipp!ncott