Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-26
No Old Women Now.

No Old Women Now.
In recent interview with this noted
authority. she declared with emphasis:
There are no old women any more,
except those who chose to grow cd.
BY following the Yale system of exer-
Cises and by using certain Yale RENE
dies health and beauty can be attained
and retained indefinitely
After talking with Nine. Yale for an
hour or more on this ever-interesting
subject, and listening to the scientific
logic she puts forth in defense of her
claim to make all women beautiful,
certain exhilaration of feeling is expert
enced that breathes of new hope-a
yearning for new worlds to conquer.
For the good of the race let us
prophecy that in few years hence age
will not be considered a detriment to the
utility of the body or the beauty of the
face. To quote her own words, The
increasing years bring to us many favors
rich and rare that feeble bodies and
warped natures are unable to take adj
vantage of. For on the same principle
that a blind man might be surrounded
by blazing gems without perceiving or
their beauty. a total eclipse of dark
ness is now overshadowing the unan-
Ightened that must shortly pass away.
All nature calls for health renewals,
otherwise the chilly blasts of winter
and the whitening frost bites of time
WOuiu totally utSllOJ Ii4pSt blOSSOALlLAAS
trees that are so wondrOusly clothed in
beauty Each succeeding spring time
common sense tells us that this life IS
not to be our perpetual abiding place but
the same wise oracle also convnces us
that the body's youthfulness can be
perpetuated for life's usefulness by
taking advantage of scientific means for
replenishing its strength. increasing its
vitality and caring for 1t IN many,
many ways The dread of old age has
,Ty,sr cot m in
body"
Mime. Wales Researches.
There can be no question as to the
scientific depths to which Nine. Yale
has delved in her search for youth and
beauty. She has brought forth weapons
for fighting off Father Time that have
remained in idle waste until unearthed
by her. Nine. Yale is singularly endowed
by natural gift to pursue her fascinating
studies. Her grace of imparting knOwl-
edge is indeed surprisingly wonderful.
but not half so astonishing as the mar
velous light of beauty that radiates
around her enCirCling her entire person.
ality. The dazzling beauty of her face
seems to throw a halo of light all
around her.
Perfect Beauty.
Blue-eyed and blonde-haired, Nine.
Yale's complexion rivals the lily and
rose. Her mannerism is wholly I'M
affected by so much admira ton that Is
bestowed upon her. When her own
beauty was referred to she became a
little more animated in her conversation.
She said: LAS a young girl, growing
into womanhOod. 1 was far from beautI-
full. The good looks | am now attributed
with having are entirely the offspring
of my remedies. l have been my own
experimental subject always When l
stop to think Of the many tests have
subjected myself to in behalf of science
l feel like compllmenting my own Judg-
ment for what 1 have accomplished in
my own behalf" When confronted with
many pointed questions regarding the
possibilities for attaining beauty Nine.
Yale was frank in the extreme. The
attainment of beauty and the state OF
perfection to be reached depends wholly,
she declared on the individual. Health,
temperament and faithfulness in follow
ing the Yale system are the conditions
to contend with. The more intellectual
the person the quicker and better are
the results as a rule, simply because a
greater degree Of thoroughness is en-
ployed and a more sympathetic bond
created between the system and the
subject. The mere application of
remedy In an impatient spirit of half
hope and grave doubt Is not calculated
to inspire the best or speediest results.
Seeds when sown must be left in the
ground undisturbed a sufficient time to
grow. Nature can be aided, but she Will
not be dictated TO. In her scorn and
contempt for the dictator she is apt to
curb unworthy ambition. Eternal
vigilance must be the watchword OF
all who would transform themselves into
physical beauty.
The Advantages of Beauty.
To sum up the advantage of beauty
were as impossible as TO enumerate the
blades of grass in given spot. 1t
would be far easier to mention the dis
advantages OF being without it. A
woman lacking beauty is an unfinished
creation. She is wholly unqualified for
the journey through life. Exposure to
extreme hardship and cruel neglect Will
surely be her experience If she attempts
10 combat empty handed. disarmed Of
her most powerful weapon OF defense
beauty. The wise women of this gen
Grafton seek beauty not for vain or lg
noble purposes. but for the purpose for
which II was intended. Woman's beauty
clothes her in chastity. purity and
womanly grace. Right to beauty is
woman's natural gift of Inheritance.
Without IL She is cheated of her birth
right.
Visions of Beauty.
Every woman IS a beauty at heart:
she pictures herself as she should be.
This Is innate knowledge to profit by.
The crude human body is merely the de-
sign TO work out and perfect. " men IL
IS really understood that every act.
every thought Of our lives has either
good or a bad effect upon the face and
form. then and not till then will Beauty
Culture be thoroughly understood.
Religion of Beauty.
From early childhood children should
be taught the ravages that evildoing
leaves on the countenauce. This form
of environment would create early ten
denotes and establish the wisdom of
correct living.
Time. Yaae's Warming.
We must take our lives from natural
abstracts The writing on the wall at
the feast of Belshazzar was not more
impending I'm It's warning than the Mas
ter's command: BE we perfect even as
/ am perfect" Old age with all IFS
whitening scorn Is nothing more than
the natural retribution of self-neglect.
II Is Just rs irrational to argue that we
should leave ourselves to nature without
any effort on our part to assist by sci
entific contribution as IL is to eE Dect
natural product without effort Ian
was created with intuitiye genius to
guide him, but he must perseyere in his
search after the attainable. Every
thing Of great value has been withheld
a 4 worthy Incentive for 10 infaiipofnaI