The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-10-13
cHlLD'S GOOD LOOKS
a Great Deal Can Be Done Towards
improvement Of Features and
General Appearances

Here are things which tho cbud
mus lot 10. says physical culturlst
Al bar good looks are 10 be preserved
"heh washing her face she must
no' rub her nose up.
she must not sleep on her face
She must not get In the habit OF
Ouryihg he nose In her pillow.
she must not press upward on the
zip Of her nose at any time
Nor must she hit her nose or .nture
II II she can possibly help It. A little
care In gua-fing the nose against
chance knocks will often save a nose
from Disagreement later on.
AND while speaking Of a child's nose
II Is good thing 10 mention the noses
or elderly persons. There comes no
time In a woman's life when her nose
may not be pressed out Of shape. And
there no hour IN her life when she
may not begin 70 reclaim H. The nose
that is wide can be treated. and the
nose that is fiat can be lifted and the
nose that IS bumped or crooked can
De Strengthened 1t is never too late
to mend a nose
Never let the nose become closed.
Difficulty IN breathing is sure TO dilate
the nostrils. They will stand out so as
70 spoil the symmetry OF the face.
The way TO mend Il Is by constant
working upon IT, Do not irritate il,
nor make It red. nhamed or sore But
at night, before going TO bed. massage
the sides OF the nose. lifting It and
pressing II into Grecian shape. The
straight Greclan nose is the pretty nose
Of today. And the woman whose nose
turns, up or down, or lies fat. is the
woman who needs to put in a little
time massaging her nose
Remember always that the cartilage
Is soft and that you can hatten the nose
az blow In the same way, you can
lift It and mold II into nice shape.
The eyebrows can always be made |
nice. and In the case OF little child \
the eyebrows are susceptible OF much 4
treatment. They can be curved and /
made as pretty as one would want to
see
"A childs mouth IL inclined 70 sag.
can be massaged upward a lit'' at the
corners. A very little thin massage
cream should be used II will make
the skin fairer and more supple and
will not be IN any y Injurious. In
deed. II preserves the tone Of the flesh.
this daily application OF skin FOOD 10
the face
Massage the corners OF the mouth
upward once a day and you will and
that pretty soon the mouth will begia
TO curve naturally and the appearance
Will be a thousand times improved.
"A child's hair can be encouraged to
grow down on the forehead. IL little
oil is massaged into the roots OF the
hair, along the line OF the forehead.
Il will encourage the hair 10 grow.
There are few things to be remem-
bered by the woman who is trying TO
make the oest OF child's looks. And
hey are rules which can be applied
70 grown persons as well as children.
IF the hair grows too high on the
orehead. rub the roots with sweet oil
every night.
Never use more than six drops of
,il for the entire forehead
Never brush the hair back from the
orehead Draw It gently back with
he finger tips and with soft brush
Don't pull the hair Better let It
inarl
Try not 70 wet the roots OF the hair
my oftener than Is necessary. Wash
ho H. L. tu H.f~
Use a little hair tonic once a week
o keep II from growing tnln back OF
he ears and in the back OF the neck
Don't let your hair get gray Treat
he roots. II grown-up person. II
hild's hair, treat the roots TO keep IL
rom getting thin.
Never braid or twist the hair tight
y. Never wear the hair the same
more than two days in succession. And,
n case of a child's hair. braid IL differ
mt ways on successive days The
train must never come upon the same
pot twice.
Treat the features and the hair
ally. II is time we'll spent
Ito improve the general looks. here
re directions for the day Follow
hem as regularly as you sleep They
AXE in the whole countenance:
Massage the skin 10 make It soft
nd white.
pinch the nose II II is fat
Massage the corners OF the mouth
they droop
"Straighten the line OF the eyebrows {
Press back the ears. Don't pull
hem. but keep them laid back fiat TO ,
be head.
Work upon the cheeks to keep them
ound and firm" ,
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