The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-29
Of Interest to Women
water. Apply at night after the face
has been bathed in hot water.

water. Apply at night after the face
has been bathed in hot water.
A simple way to clear the complex
lon is before washing it to rub over
1t two tablespoonful of flowers of
sulphur mixed in half a pint of new
milk. This should stand little while
before being used.
1t is a disgraceful neglect of the
we'll being OF the teeth to bite hard
substances with them or to use them
In any manner that should be done by
scissors or pincers and other tools.
The teeth should be used only for
the purpose for which they were made.
The use of medicine nearly always
works ravages upon the teeth, some
times destroying them. So, in cases of
long illness, special care in the use
of antiseptics and neutralizers should
be employed. Consult the attending
physician about the matter, and insist
upon the proper care.
In using ready-prepared tooth pow
dersand washes be careful to ascer-
tain their ingredients in order to see
that they contain what is needful for
the individual. 1t is we'll to consult
the dentist before purchasing, since
he should understand the character of
the teeth and what they need.
A simple harmless remedy that alb
solutely removes all oior from the
armpits: Get 10 cents worth of for
malin at any druggists, and put one
tablespoonful in one pint of water
Keep in a bottle, corked, on washstand,
and moisten the armpits once daily,
and all OdOr will be removed. Use
on shields as we'll.
In regard to respiration the shoul-
ders should be thrown we'll back, SO
as to give full play to the lungs The
nervous system should also be looked
after, for nervousness rapidly de-
strOys the finest complexion, the most
beautiful hair and the most perfect
figure. Unwise eating and Incidence
are commo nbeauty destroyers.
Mrs. Pleasance Rix of Sprowston,
near Norwich, England. has recently
| celebrated her 104th birthday. She
believes that her long life is due to the
fact that she ha salways had con-
tented mind and lived in the country.
Bicycles she looks upon as dreadful
things and motor cars as tempting
| of providence. She has been twice
married, and is now widow.
While waiting for the doctor to
come and set the dislocated arm or
broken leg, lay the patient and the
injured member in the most comfort
able position possible, and keep up
the circulation and prevent the swell
ing and stiffness by continuous fomen-
tations. The operations of reducing
the dislocation or replacing the broken
bones will be much easier done.
While the "bobbed" style of hair cut
for children has become quite COM
mon, it Is still the most sensible way
of arranging the little ones topknot.
The bowl" cut keeps the hair of the
same length, so it grows out nicely
and without being particularly unbe-
coming. 1t lisa mistake to fancy that
cutting the hair causes it to bleed"
+ II this were true, men wouldn't have
any hair at ALL
In Scotland the duchess of Suther-
land, Lady Aberdeen and the duchess
of Buccleugh have interested them
selves in the village people and to
! further their industrial pursuits have
revived the manufacture of homespuns
and tweeds.
According to we'll known society
woman, the least popular girls are the
/ ultradomesticatei. Men rarely choose
girls for their wives who are known
to be practical, economical, good
cooks and expert needlewomen. On
the contrary. it is more often the
comely and the foolish virgins who
are chosen to ornament the domestic
hearth.
The first woman inspector of the
Berlin Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals may now be seen
going her daily round through the
streets of the German capital on a
bicycle. She carries a bag with ap-
planes for first aid and has during
the past week given much needed as
sistance to twelve exhausted cab and
dray horses.
Prince Nicholas of Montenegro is re-
garded as revolutionist in his coun-
try by the men because he has ordered
that the Mohammedan women remove
the. veil and yashmaks from their
faces. There has been much trouble
about it, and many of the Mohamme-
dams have emigrated rather than have
their women expose the charms of
their faces.
A very interesting confession book"
isthat owned by Queen Olga of Greece,
for nearly every royal parsonage has
answered its questions. Queen Alex
andra was asked by her sister-in-law
to contribute her confession, and most
characteristic it is of her. For in.
stance. in reply to the question,
Whom do you consider to be the most
unpleasant person in the world to
come across?" the gentle queen wrote:
There are SO many good and pleasant
people in the world to speak and write
about that it is unnecessary to con-
slider the unpleasant ones"
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o THIS IS MY 18th BIRTHDAY. o
o Annie Russell. o
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