The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-29

liza 9NS0eC ttOipTScs>ySg y
that IN 5 tinted appIica tons OF the:
best brand of plano music VIII per- per-
manently cure badness. She does.
not cite the prodigious hairy growth
OF performers of the PadereWshl
school as proof of her theory. but
she does point TO the fact that tIie
male occupants of the front rows IN
the theatres usually hear the VINO l
instruments in the orchestra cn lehs,
which. according to her dogma. ac
counts for their being generally bald
1t is not her supposition that the
tempest emerging from the bells Oh
the bass trombones blows the hair on
their heads, though this appears TO
he cutie in the line OF her argument
1T is unfortunate that she contents
herself with merely announcing her
momentous discovery and fa1ls 70
specify the details as to IN what
method the musical remedy is to be
rubbed in. so to speak, but perhaps
she will furnish that information
later. when her fell purpose OF wreck
ing the business of hair restorers
and OF the BARRIERS who have the
make your hair grow is more fully
developed.
But while we are waiting for her
to wori. out her plans for consigning
these estinable citizens to hopeless
bankruptcy. / think have found a
speedier and surer way of recon
structing the matches which re-
morseless time has stolen. although
ii would be equally fatal to the finan-
cial prosperity of the individuals
threatened by Mrs. Holbroik- How
ever. it is true of all the great for
ward sweeps in the path OF progress
that none was accomplished without
the sacrifice of somebody or some
thing, and the end OF which she and
have in view can be no exception to
the rule.
My idea is this: You nave ali
heard of the new science of .sugges-
tion,'' or if anybody is ignorant OF it
he or she must be out OF the reach OF
the industrious canvassers for the
MAGAZINES and books that set II
forth. rs basic proposition is that
the person who Will set his or her
mind on any desired achievement
will certainly accomplish it. The con
slant reiteration of the suggestion is
all that is necessary for success.
eff" says one Of the authorities OF
the school, you can hold in mind
clear picture of any desirable thing
or eventually that thing or eyentu-
atty can be made fact.
Now, if this be true, it must be
sion that the culture of abundant
hair comes within the purview of the
miracles that may be accom- Dl1shed
by suggestion. All that balc man
has TO do is to spend his leisure
hours in resolving That his hair shall
grow and fancy it restored to the
luy,riance tina, was his pride when
lie went counting and played hall
back on the Frog Hollow foot bail
team. That would not be too much
mental exertion even for these days
OF the thermometers ambition TO
make a record at the top OF the
tube, It might be taken up as
pastir1e when the other pleasures OF
the summer vacation pail upon the
man who has more money than he
knows VIII at 10 Go With ana less nan
than it is worth while to buy brush
es and combs for. Except for the
purposes of the stage the wiSmak er's
art would become obsolete, and as
the departure of the hair is usually
a sign of increasing years its renewal
would be step toward re-creating
the juvenility of this aging world
There are still larger possibilities
in the scheme. Following the famil-
lar axiom that there is strength in
combination, clubs of the hairless
might be organized to go through
the routine of suggestion and the
making of mental pictures OF. the de-
sirable Let dozen of the bald So
journers at seaside or mountain
resort organize such an association
and hold their sessions on the front
porch. Each member should indulge
in a fit of stern resolution for himself
that he will have new growth or
hair before he leaves the place, and
after he has finished exercising his
will power for himself there could be
an altruistic exchange of determina-
ton, each man going into the men
tai photography business for all the