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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-13

A German estimate of the capital
invested in the construction of the
worlds railroads is $43,310, 100000.
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HE was bred in Old Kentucky"
Who? Why Bolivar, the Republican
lephant-New York Mail.
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We trust Mr. Taft will be able to
get home before his boom is entirely
sipated-Baltimor Sun.
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Formulas for Creams.

l. once had a recipe for face cream
containing gum tragacanth combined
with the usual oils, wax, etc. Do you
remember any such recipe? II so, will
you please print il, as ! cannot find
mine?
? have a recipe from a Western
beauty doctor containing honey and
TOseWater. with the usual amount OF
almond oil and wax. Now. honey fer
ments In a few DAYS when mixed with
water. and gives a very bad odOT: con-
sequenuy, / am lOaJh 10 try il without
frst asking advice. Have You ever
trIed III
It reads thus. Almond oil. : ounces:
speTmaceu, ] ounce white wax, y
ounce; honey, y ouaee- Melt and add
one ounce OF rOseWdJeT.
E. When / make my cold cream u IL
thick and stir. Why Is it not creamy
and soft?
The only formula for face cream con-
tanning gum tragacanth that / know Of
is the following:
BORo GLYCERINE CREAM JELLY.
Tragacanth, whole, 80 grains water,
Is ounces; glycerine. ounces alcohol. 1
ounce; bOric acid. 50 grams.
Macerate the gum in the water until
perfectly soft; strain through muslin;
dissolve the acid IN the gIycerine by
the aid OF heat. add 10 the mucilage;
then incorporate the alcohol Perfume
10 suit. and add, II necessary, enough
water 10 make sixteen ounces.
! know nothing OF your second formu-
Ia. and so cannot recommend IT, Rose
water, however, Is an oil and not
water and so could not cause the honey
70 ferment. The formula is probably
carefully prepared, and contains Moth
ing which could possibly inJure the
skin.
Are you sure that you are following
exactly the formula for making cold
cream? 1t should not be stih. as you
say IL is. Perhaps. however, you eX-
pect II TO be too soft Cold cream al
ways has a certain consistency.
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Keeping the Hair Light.

have heard OF you helping so many
other girls and / hope you will be so
kind as 10 help me IL you can. / am
quite q young woman but my hair is
changing color Its original color was
a lovely golden mot redJ but OF late
10 is turning 10 a dirty brown. Do YOU
know Of anything that will help 10 make
IL return 10 its natural color? A friend
told me to rub the yolk Of an egg into
the roots Of my hair and then rinse of
with warm water with a little soda dis
solved I'm il, but 1 did not like TO use it
until I had your advice. ANXIOUS.
The best way TO keep your hair light
wis 10 give il frequent and thorough
shampoos. Il it then persists in grow
ing darker. il would be better TO allow
Il 10 do SO than 10 apply bleach of any
sort. A shampoo that win help 10 keep
your hair light is as follows:
SHAMPOO FOR LIGHT HAIR.
Potassium carbonate, ! ounce; am
monia water, ~ ounces. tincture Of
eantharides. drains; bay rum, 4
ounces: alcohol. ounces; water, 6
ounces.
Dissolve the potassium carbonate In
the water and add the remaining ingre-
dents Rub we'll into the roots. Rinse
thoroughly in several waters. Then dry
carefully.
Egg is said 10 darken TIE hair. Soda
must be used with great discretion. as
il makes the hair brittle.
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Treatment for Dandruff.

The following treatment was recon-
mended to me as a positive cure for
dandruff. no matter how excessive or OF
what long standing. VIII you kindly
tell me your opinion OF it. and also tell
me how 10 give an egg shampoo at
home?
FOR three successive days rub the
scalp with cOcOanut oil on the fourth
day shampoo with an egg, then each
night. for TWO Weel-s, use this lotion:
Rosemary water s ounces, unctuTe OF
cantharldes. 8 ounces glycerine. ! ounce:
oil OF rosemary, I ounce. Again use the
cOcOanut At the end Of two weeks. Egg
shampoo once more, then the tonic for
two weeks. II this treatment is used
as given. there Is no case OF the kind
il win not cure"
Nv husband and ! both have a great
deal OF dandTuff. which Is causing my
husbands hair 10 fall out in quantities.
and mine looks lfcless. ] can't dress it
N any way. 1t used 10 have just
enough curi to be nice. but that has
gone. and the ends have split; one hair
INTO TWO or three. r. c.
The treatment you suggest is excel
lent and, as your friend proclaims IL
10 be "a positive cure, why not try IT.
In addition, however. ! Wou4d massage
my head each night and either SINCE
the hair 20 cure the split ends or have
II done by a professional halTdIesser.
You can easily manage IL yourself by
twisting the locks into small strands
and passing a lighted taper over il.
To give ones self an egg shampoo,
break TWO eggs into small bowl and
beat them lightly with some warm wa
ter Apply 10 the hair. rub well into
the roots and let il remain about half
an hour This wait may be dispensed
with, hut IL is much better to take the
extra time Then. with plenty OF luke
warm water IN a bowl, wash your scalp
and hair thoroughly. being sure to
loosen all the dandruff. Rinse in tepid
water several times. and finally in cold
water If you have sprinkler that can
be attached 10 the hot and cold water
faucet In the bathtub. rinsing your hair
may be much simplihed.
There is only one danger in using the
egg shampOo-too hot water will cook
the egg. and your head viii be a trial
70 your soul for days.
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with the pun and blending the powder
10 uniform weight with the cham1is.
Remember. however, that your fore
head nose and chin are your high
H=aJs and require especial attention.
Another good rule 90 observe is that
tho point where the shine disappears
and The powder appears Is the point 10
stop the thus far and no farther OF
poWd6riuE
Rub a chamois lightly over the face
after all the powder is applied 10 Te-
move superiiuDus quantities from the
corners ut the eyes and around the nose
and mouth Then take a damp cloth
and gently pass ir over your eyebrows
ana .aslcs t8 remove particles OF pow
der which luay have dropped on them.
BE careful that there are no suggestions
lr powder around the roots of your
hair.
As a final hint. il is very detrimental
for you 20 retire with cold cream and
powder on your face, Their application
stops up the pores and prevents the
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company indigestion. See that your
blood is in good condition and avoid
hot. sDiGed foods and hot drinks. As
you flush most when you grow ex-
cited. tn best thing you can do is TO
cultivate plaCidiJy. Learn Ia keep cool
under the most trying circumstances. It
V III not be easy at first, but in time
you viii DE surprised how calmly you
can accept trying situations that once
excited you greatly.
AS far as The texture o. your skin is
concerned, follow the advice So often
given IN these columns for thorough
washing, followed by massage with a
good whitening cream, say the orange
flower formula.
Then you might try this lotion:
LOTION FOR ENLARGED PORES.
Boric acid. ] dram distilled witch
hazel. 4 ounces. Apply with a piece Of
soft linen.
Possibly the soap you mention does not
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agree with your skin Different soaps
suit different people, and you should
experiment until you discover one you
like. Washing the face with hot wafer
and a good soap is beneficial rather than
injurious. if IL is well rinsed
To enlarge your bust. practice deep
breathing exercises. Battle il freely
with tepid water and give a gentle mas
sage with a good skin foot Be careful
not 10 exert too much pressure as IL is
a very sensitive region Work up and
outward.
II you care for an internal remedy,
the Nauczire formula, which has been
given So frequently OF late. has proved
very helpful 10 many OF my CORE
spOndents.
You might also try 10 live on fat
producing foods for a Uime-plenty OF
milk, chocolate, SOUPS farinaceOus
foods, puddinEs. and sweets
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On the Care of the Hair and Skin

ought TO be applied and whether there
is anything In il that would In time in
Jure the skin. Also, Is there some
remedy you can recommend for mOles?
Mrs l. r T.
The liquid WhiteTer should be used
as any other bleach or powder would
be-once a day, OF Oftener II you wish.
! do not. however, advise carrying the
use OF any powder 20 excess. There
is nothing In Il 10 inJure the skin.
Nothing will remove moles but cleo
tricity or the surgeons knife. II you
decide 10 take this treatment consult
reputable doctor before trusting your
SELF TO a stranger. as the operation may
be very dangerous.
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Wants Liquid Rouge.

? ONCE had a formula for a liquid
rouge from you. but have mislald
IT.. The only thing that / remem-
Der about IL was It's name. Bloom
OF Roses" and that II had 10 be dis
titled over night. The others you have
had ln lately do not seem as good II
you can remember this one / shall be
delighted 20 get II once more, II not, one
just as good. /. D D.
This is the formula for which you in
quire:
BLOOM OF ROSES.
Carmine. 80 grains. ammonia water.
fluid ounce rosevsater, 4 fluid ounces /;
spirit OF rose. ! fluid dram.
! hope that this was the recipe you
wanted. and that Il win prove salts
factory.
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ozTeftoZI-T en70Ye S4020u0 Rwdsp

added are sufficient 70 remove CRIME and
grease from the face. Always use cold
water afterWard. rubbing the face with
your hands.
You see THAT after all. the are of
powdering is a simple matter involving
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Wants a Recipe.

VIII you kindly tell me a recipe
for falling hair and candrurr? You had
a receipt IN your column a short time
ago Tor dandrun OF long standing.
which / copied but since have lost
IT, IL read something like this:
Rosemary water, S ounces; tincture
OF cantharides. 3 ounces; glycerine, !
ounce; oil OF rosemary, I ounce" Now
am not sure whether IL was ounces
Of tincture OF cantharides or drains.
Mrs. d. NJ
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skin from breathing" properly. More
over. at night you do not require any
protection of that kind.
a very soft cloth and moderately warm
water IN which a few drops OF alcohol,
cologne, OF violet ammonia have been
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Using rhe Liauid Whitener.

l have tried your remedy for whit
ening The skin in the form Of the liquid
powder, and wish TO ask how OFTEN IL
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A Red Face

VIII you please give me your help and
advice in This; My face becomes very. red
and fiorid when / get excited, ana the
skin very rough. with the pores en-
larged. / used cold cream every evening.
but 1t does not seem TO help me any
Before / was married / had a beauti-
fully formed bust and neck: but a short
time ago 1 lost all OF my bust, which is
now very small. Win you please tell me
something / can DO to regain this-some-
thing that win not take up too much
time. as ! 30 10 business all day.
r. A NJ.
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the formula for which you in
OF POSES
To Make Hair Grow.

VIII you please print in your beauty
column a solution to make my hair
GROVE II Is thin and short / would
like something that would make IL thick
and long. Have a lot OF small hairs,
which bother me very much
Also, please tell me how 10 use the
bleach you give for whitening the neck
A ID. H.
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Perhaps this is the formula YOU ask
Ior II Is very good for dandruff Of
long standing, as you say yours Is.
am also giving you tonic for falling
hair, which. is good for dry hair as
We'll. Dandrun IS often caused by too
much dryness OF the scalp
TONIC FOR FALLING HAIR.
Picnic acid. grams: tincture Of
nuN YOmtca, I y grams. tincture Of
red cinchOna. 80 grams; tincture OF
cantharides, . grams; cologne. I20
grams sweet almond oil, so grams.
Apply 10 the roots OF the hair vCith a
soft sponge once or twice a day This
lotion Is especially good for very dry
hair.
To REMOVE DASDRUFF.
Tincture OF cantharides, ! ounce.
liquid ammonia, ! dram. glycerine. y
ounce; oh Of thyme, = dram; rose
mary oil. - dram
Mix all together with six ounces Of
rCsewater. Rub the scalp thoroughly
with the preparation until the dandrufr
entirely disappears.
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Bay rum. ounces. distilled witch
hazel. Q ounces; common salt ! dram I;
hydrOchsOTiC acid % per cent?, ! drop.
maEnesia sufficient
Mix the bay rum and distilled extract
OF witch hazel and shake with a little
magnesia Filter. and in the Nitrate
dissolve the salt and add one drop OF
hydrOchloriC acid.
The magnesia viii cause the prepara-
ton 10 turn quite yellow. but the yell
low viii disappear when the hydro
chlOTic acid is added
Apply at night 10 The roots. with fric-
ton.
Massage also promotes the growth OF
the hair. II should perseyered in for
some time. however, as the results are
slow. Brushing the short hairs up
ward viii help 10 train them IN the
right direction
The bleach should be rubbed into the
neck with a sponge or linen cloth two
or three times a day until the stain dis
appears. II may be used on the face
as well as on the neck
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To Remove Scars.

7 write T. ask YOU FOR "A remedy for
sears on my face. caused by pinples
being opened. They are very comTarr
and are very much like smallpox scars.
only not near 80 deep, hut arr very an
nCyiug 10 me / would be SO glad 10
have them removed. 1 am over thirty
ears old, and have had them for
years. PANSY W
IT is almost impossible 10 remove
scars Of such long stGnding Electro
Iysis might do It. but I would advise
TO consult your family physician
before taking any such step. The fol-
lowing salve might be OF aid TO you,
and could not inJure the skin.
SALFE FOR SCARS.
Lanolin, > drains; ointment Of bin
iCdide Of mercury, ! dram. Rub in
we'll once q day.
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Steaming the Face.

W I'LL you please tell me how 70
M steam the face?--or maybe
v v there is another word for IL.
but i don't know il. What
good does IL do the face, and how long
should you do IL al one time? a. +. \.
You can improvise a steaming appa-
ratus by folding and fastening a sheet
Of very stin cardboard around a deep
pan OF boiling wafer. 10 form a tube.
The top must be at least 4oot above
the water. Hold the face down into this
until all the pores are thoroughly open.
or for about five minutes
BE careful. however. how you use this
steaming process. as il is extremely
drying TO the skin when employed too
often. II done 10 moderation and fol-
lowed By a facial cream, il helps 10
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Mrs. Henry SymeS' Advice to Correspondents

remove the fine lines and wrinkles that
unfortunately come with increasing
years.
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Imperfect circulation often produces
a red face and is almost certS.a TO ac-
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Asks for Preparation.

VIII you please advise me what cream
10 be used2 A. r. ".
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1 know nothing whatever OF the prepa-
aratiOn 20 which you refer. and so / am
sorry TO say l can give you no advice on
the subject.
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The following formula is excellent fol
r-.rTr D4rrU4eas
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to testify falsely or to color his testi-
mony in any matter.
Eighteenth. I will not engage or en-.
ploy, or permit to be engaged or en-.
ployed any disreputable person to seek
out witnesses and testimony in behalf
OF my client. but when necessary to
employ any one for such purpose, will
engage some reputable officer or per.
son.
Nineteenth. / will strictly adhere TO
the fee bill, or bill Of charges, pre-
scribed by the association, and will
not violate the terms thereof secret.
ly in any case. and hereby acknowl-
edge the right and duty Of the asso.
citation to oxpel me in case | shall do
so. and In any and every case where
I shall perform services for a less sum
than that prescribed by such fee bill,
I will promptly pay into the treasury
OF the association.
Twentieth. | will faithfully observe
such further rules as may be prescrib-
ed by the association, as long rs |
shall remain a member thereof, and
] will serve upon any committee or I'm
any official capacity to which / snail
be chosen by said association or under
the constitution and bylaws thereof.
and I will not fail in any case to per-
form my duty impartially in any of
flee or position TO which may be cho-
sen, and / wh not attend any meet
ing Of the association or undertake
to intrude myself upon any meeting,
after ! shall have failed to pay my
dues and perform my duties as a mem
Der Of such association.
This code Of ethics shall be appli-
cable to the practice before the land
Office and departments Of the govern
ment as well as the courts.
Respectfully submitted,
J. w. HARRELL.
II. c. POTTERF.
RICHARD NJ LESTER.
Committee.
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Get my prices on building blocks OF
all designs Phone ESQ J. w Field.
err l4.lm
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WANTED-To sell 500 organ,
been used months, for $50. r. A.
CROMER at 4. KlOjlds. 2idwtf
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Notice.

We. the undersigned BARRIERS Of the
c'ly Of Ardmore. Indian Territory,
d. hereby agree and pledge ourselves
rnt 10 do credit business on and NJ.
t.r the first day Of February, 1907.
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FOR SALE-A new stock of general
merchandise Also well finished
business house and dwelling. At a
bargain, If taken soon Apply to
w. A. JOLLY, Woodford, |. T,
2id9;w4
FOR SALE-CDok and heated wood,
one dollar Tr rick, also good hay,
Is and 20 cents per belt, half-mile
west OF City Lake. J. V. Mitch
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BOARD AND ROOM-At reasonable
rates also table board at 301 North
Washington street, across the street
from Selyidge Business College.
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SUBMITTED FOR ADOPTION
REPORT OF COMMITTEE OF BAR
ASSOCIATION.
Another Meeting to be Called Shortly
to Adopt Constitution and Bylaws
and Resolutions As TO Judiciary
Constitutional Provision.

been fairly launched and will begin
its active work as soon as the commit
tee to revise the constitution and by.
laws makes its report.
At a meeting Of the association held
Thursday afternoon In the District
court room the report oi the commit.
tee TO draft a code Of ethics for the
association made its report which was
submitted and will be considered and
finally passed upon at another meet
ing to be held shortly when the com.
mittcc appointed to draft the con
stitutiun and bylaws viii make its
report.
The committee aprointcd to draft
set Of resolutions for a judiciary pro.
vision in the constitution was not pre-
pared to make report. awaiting to
hear from Chairman W. A. Ledbetter
Of the judiciary committee.
The following is the report of the
committee appointed TO draft a code
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-25

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