The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-09-10
Wofndn'S U)orld


wrinkles at AZ. You ought to be at
tliS age full of destinations, woman
IN the full flush of her beauty Perhaps
dl az You may have a few wrinkles, if
you really want them Otherwise your
checks can be as pink and pretty at
40 as at SO. Women do not grow old
nowadays. And 40 is young.
| II. g.; How can 1 keep young?
Ieel my youth slipping away from me.
l am only IS, but l look older
Keep young this way: Preserve your
| teeth in their fun perfection. Get over
the foolish dread of the dentist. Keep
| your hair nice. Don't. / beg OF you, let
1t get gray. And keep Your figure
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Aunt Jane: NJ hair is growing thin
al the back of my neck and on the tenn
! pies. / want to restore the roots.
What can do % make them thicker?
Take three drops o. olive oil and
massage it into the roots of the hair
on each temple. Do the same at the
back of the neck
G: X: Please give me a good formu-
la for skin food.
rake an empty egg shell and fill it
with Sleeps oil. Pour into double
ooller and add an equal quantity of
almond fat. To this add a few drops
OF perfume. If too soft add more of the
Sleeps fat
II. G.: l have written you several
times for a remedy for superfuous
weight. Each time you have sent me
something. but nothing works. | con
tinue TO get fat.
Then. my dear madam. YOU do not
mapping in the middle of the day. stop
drinking water take no beer at all,
stop eating between meals, and walk
IN the open air at least three hours a
Gay you will surely begin to lose
weight.
Poor Skin: The pores of my face are.
open. l steamed them and removed
the blackheads. But it left the pores
open. What shall I do?
After steaming wash the face in hot
water made milky with dash of
benzoin. This will contract the pores
wonderfully.
Harriet: How shall | remove the
down from my arms. 1t is provoking
to lave the hands and arms covered
as though one were a subject for a
museum.
Take finely powdered pumice and
scrub off the down. As it comes in ap-
ply the pure peroxide of hydrogen with
a little ammonia added. This will
bleach the hair so it is not so appar-
ent.
H. r.. What would you do for a bad
case of pimples? And would you ad-
wise me to apply the carbolic lotion?
How is it made?
l always hesitate to give this for
mula. 1t is too simple to be called
formula really, for it consists of moth
ing more than a large basin of tepid
water in which there are several drops
of carbolic. Let your druggist tell you
just how much to add to the water.
Ten drops TO two quarts Of water
might be recommended.
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Mrs. O.: How can develop the bust?
Would you advise the vaucaire rem
edy?
The vaucaire is highly recommended.
You might give it trial.
Western Girl: My face is a sight
with pimples. They will leave deep |
scars 1 am afraid. What would you !
tell me TO do for them?
] would steam my face gently and |
apply cold cream and good skin foods. |
But, at the same time, l would treat |
the pfmples internally. Eat regularly.
Include spinach and summer green in
your diet and eat no candy nor pastry
for awhile, nor fried foods.
Jeanette: I am almost bent double
with round shoulders. Yet I cannot sit
up straight. for it distresses me to do
so. What would you tell me to do?
Your trouble comes from Indigestion.
Get the stomach in good working or
der. You will straighten up without
trouble then.
II. B.: My skin is improved with
your treatment. But, alas! the black
heads soon return. What con l do to I
drive them away forever?
Nothing can be done to drive them
away forever. You viii have to give
hem treatment at least once a week.
II you live i'm a dusty city you must
reat the skin two and three times a
week il you want it nice.