The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-25

ian, CARA Brlnker, Nellie McGrath,
Bessie Roberts, Ahlo Wagner, Hazel
Knight. Louise Fels, Anna Mitchell,
Rosetta Collet, Mamie Issen, Exile
Stanley and Rose Brinker: Messrs.
John Schattel, Louis Morgan, Everett
Lichtenfels, Thomas Reilly, John
Lantz, Howard Enoch, VIII LAWYER,
H. c. Loehle. Harrison Taylor, Harry
Williams, Charles Zuttermeister, Geo.
Heiger, Will Snyder, Homer Ratliff,
Ed Lichtenfels, Frank Rigling, Tom
Fryar and E. H. Pitman; Messrs. and
Mesdames John Snyder, A. L. Stan
ley and w. NJ. Dixon
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The sallow woman should be taught
to eschew tan, and the ghostly person
with dead black hair and a parchment
complexion should be told to boycott
bright gowns
Some women stick stubbornly TO the
colors they like, irrespective of
whether or not they are becoming
One woman whose hair, eyes and
skin are three different shades of gray
always wears gray. The effect is un-
earthly, but not beautiful. Ten
years ago, when her eyes were bright
er than they are today and her cheeks
were rosy, her gray bonnet and gown
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night. covers were laid for twenty
one ne dlhlne room was appropri-
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Creat ebinsers usually have had cold
gray ewes for gray is the color of
and talent, Ewes of this
description generally denote better
heads than hearts.
Green eyes occur more frequently in
women than in men. They denote
courage, energy and pride. Occasion
allv thew accompany a Jealous. venee-
FL, disnosition
Rl,cL eves .re difficult IN road Tbev
often show q ouick disnosition and
sometimes are treacherous
Round-eved persons are not great
thinkers. They are open.hearted. OBJ
servant and often inclined to too much
luxury.
People with narrow ewes see less,
think more. and feel with greater in
tensity.
Brown eyes denote a loving though
judicious temperament.
Women with light brown eyes are
fond of gayety. shrewd. and often of
a coauetish disposition.
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