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The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

watch it. so that she may step for
ward to welcome any new arrival
After the first guest appears the
wise hostess viii dismiss the dining
room and all her other arrangements
from her mind and concentrate all
her energies on being pleasant and
tactfuL il is rather like playing ten
pins Once the bail is set rolling
nothing may stop It. and one might
as well smile and allow it to roll
smoothly along. trusting that the
aim was good.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

for reducing the hips Ho sr. you
may practice Il or not. as YOU prefer;
but ! am giving directions for an ex-
ercise which viii enlarge your hips
and thighs II practiced several times
a day.
Stand alternately on each foot,
swing the free limb pendulum fashion
from the hips. each time allowing Il
10 go as far forward and backward
as possible.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
Kind of NOiepaper

Dear Mrs Adams
Is Il considered bad form 70 use brightly
colored notepaper? And may one use
scaling wax on. personal letters7
DOUBTFUL.
Il Is very bad form 20 use notepaper
which is in any wav conspicuous. All
loud colors or elaborate designs should
be avoided Sealing wax may be used
but II should be Of the same shade as
the paper.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
Using BHtfermHk

Dear Mrs SVmes
VIII you be SO kind as 70 publish how
often ] should rub bJstermik In for re-
moving sGmmer freckles2 ] have a rather
dark com9!cxion. VIII Il help that? Also
how. long VIII e take 10 remove the
freckles? a Y r
The face should be washed I'm butter
milk night and morning Yes. Il will
help 10 whiten the skin. but not 10 a
very great extent IL the freckles are
not Of long standing. it will take A very
short time for them to disappear.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

foot. This viii make a difference In
the size Of the hips. One should learn
TO stand firmly on both feet II she
wishes to maintain a dignified appear
ance and preserve a gOOd hgure.
Massage treatments may be taken to
develop the one hip or exercise may
be taken TO decrease the size of the
larger hip
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
AIDS TO CORRESPONDENTS

~ WING to the great amount OF
mail received and the limited
~ space given tais department. Il
is absolutely impossible TO an
swer letters in the sunday issue follow
ing their receipt. The letters must be
answered in turn. and this ofttimes re-
QuireS three or four weeks.
All correspondents VINO desire an i'm
mediate answer must inclOse a self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope for a reply.
This rule must also be compiled with in
regard TO personal letters
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

/ notice in one OF YOUR papers that YOU
advise some one wishing 20 reduce hips 70
draw up the knee TO the chest etc. Now.
! wos told 10 practice that continuously FOR
three OF four months 70 enlarge the hips.
Would YOU kindly inform me what viii
increase the size OF the hips and thigh?
ADDIE ". ].
! do not like 10 contradict what YOU
were told, but / know that the eXer-
else to which you refer is splendid
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
Brushing The Hair

Dear Mrs. STmCS.
Do you think q Is injurious 70 brush the
hair thoroughly every night? / have start
cd 10 do a. but one of my friends ad-
vised me not 20. I would rather brush Il
than massage the scalp. for ] haven't
much strength VIOLA.
IL is well 20 brush the hair at least
fifteen minutes every night until the
scalp tingles and glows. OF course.
the brushing must be gentle; other
wise IL viii prove injurious.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

10 resume its natural color. but if you
about quicker results. Make a strong
brew Of dried leaves. strain the liquid
cErefClly through muslin. and 70 each
pint add two teaspoonfuls of alcohol
This should be rubbed on the hair
every night before retiring
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
PERPLEXITIES
SOLVED
Length of Dresses

EAR Mrs ADAMS.
How long should a girl Of "A wear
- her dresses
II a boy about my age living where we
used 90 asks me II he may write to me
what shall I answer him2 II another girl
who is jealous. keeps saying things such
as he was going 20 stop writing 20 me. and
he speaks about IL in his letters. what
should 1 saw 4. 4. r.
II you are Of the average size for a
girl Of IA. you should wear your dresses
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
When Introduced

Dear Mrs. Adams.
The other day I was calling on a friend
and while there a friend of hers came In.
When we were introduced I cid not shake
hands. Was that all right? Y Y d
If introduced 70 any one while making
a call, merely a bow is necessary. The
hand may be shaken II the introduc-
tiOn is a special one or one with a view
10 possible future friendship.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
Il Peculiar Condition

Dear Mrs. Symes
Can you help me along any with this
Toubleg About ten years ago my hair
came out and left a bare spot about as
large as a quarter. i had IL shaved and IL
came IN again th.ck. Two years ago the
same thing happened on the crown OF nv
head. and ! treated u the same way with
good results. Now another SPOT has ap-
peared right over my ear. 10 is as bare
as my face. Can YOU tell me what Il Is
and what 1 can do for it, TROUBLED.
Since the trouble seems 20 repeat it.
self so often I advise you 10 go 10 the
nearest hospital and get medical treat
ment. The condition OF your hair indi-
Gates that there is something wrong
with your general system.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

you, and IL there is anything I can do
for you. do not hesitate 10 call upon
me- II your friend seems diSinClined
10 dwell on the subject. change IL as
soon as possible and try 10 bring up
some interesting topics 70 divert her
mind. IL requires much tact 10 success
fully make a coincidence call
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
Skin Bleach

Dear Mrs. SymeS.
Would YOU please give me a skin bleach
recipe Tor o face that was tanned in
the SUM- Could I use Il at any time
when l come home after being IN the sun?
Also give me q remedy for pimuIes
A CONSTANT READER.
The following recipe for cucumber
wash VIII help TO remove the tan and
bleach the skin. and you may use il
when you come in from being out in the
sun.
Cucumber wash is most excellent for the
skin at all seasons OF the year. To make
Il. take. one OF two cucumberS. cut them
INTO rather small chunks without peeling.
Put these into 2 mortar and pound with a
pestle Cor use heavy wooden potato mash
e. and heavy sartAenwsre bowl until the
mass IS pulp-like IN consistency. Now alter
this through "a piece OF cheesecloth or very
coarse wuSli1. squeezing out as much Of
the juice as You can from the refuse Now
put all into a clean enaneled saucepan
and simmer don't boiD for ten minutes.
Then RESTRAIN ana when cold add alconol
20 the proportion of one tablespoonful 20
half a pint Of the strained ECuid. Bottle
and use 10 sponge your face instead OF
washing u during the day
The alcohol should preserve the Juice
To remove the pimples use the cream
for which I give you the recipe.
Cream for Pimples.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
Il Sympathetic Call

Dear Mrs. Adams
When person makes n call on some one
who is in mourning what should be said?
MARTHA.
IL You are making a call 10 purposely
sympathize with your friend. you
might say. You know | sympathize with
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
Cream % Pimples.
Broun Spots

le1r MIS- y MOS
Please ten me what 20 DO for a brown
spotted complexion caused by the gulf
winds I have tried bay rum and sailcyl!c
acid but they did no good
a READER
II the salicylic acid did not remove
the brown spots YOU had better use a
solution Of peroxide and water. mixing
half and half OF each Should the
peroxide fail 20 bleach them. then 1
think there Is some cause other than
the gulf winds. and you had better con-
suit a physician.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
Regrets Bleaching Her Hair

Dear Mrs. Svmcs
Last summer foolishiy bieached my hair
with peroxide and now regret il very
much Could YOU give me advice as 70
how I NAV gradually dsrken IL. so as 20
bring back the natural cOlor7 Would
sage tea darken it?
TIE BLIND SINGER.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

Dear MIS- ADAMS.
VIII YOU kindly tell me just where the
bread and butter plate should be placed.
also the tumbier2 YOUNG BRIDE.
The bread and butter plate should be
placed TO the left OF the dinner plate
and the tumbler 10 the right.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
The First TO Recognise

Dear Ms. ADAMS
or woman. after they have been introduced
az rcceoticn2 5. A. =.
The man should not recognize the
woman unless she takes the initiative
II she desires to continue the aCQuaint-
ance she will bow
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

Dear Mrs Symes
VIII you please tell me what will rnake
a baby's hair curl? ONE INTERESTED.
Many persons have succeeded in max
ing baby's hair curl by gently brush
ing it the wrong way.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
Would Il Be Proper 10 Write?

Dear Mrs. Adams.
met n young lady at a dance some time
ago and have not seen her since Would %
10 al right fer me 10 write her a note
asking ~ I might call? RAYMOND.
Yes. YOU may write asking her
whether you may call. and what time
would be most suitable.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

long enough 10 cover the calf OF the leg.
You may consent 10 write 10 your boy
friend II YOU care TO do so. il would
be the more dignihed to ignore entirely
the remarks OF the Jealous girl
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
Wrinkles and Insomnia

Dear Mrs. Symes.
Some time ago YOU published a recine
for premature wrinkles. and I would like
10 have YOU print Il again as soon as YOU
have space
What is good for insomniae Some nights
7 am too tired TO sleep. GRATEFUL
You will find herewith the recipe
you desire:
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

w THEN any one asks me what is
w the best and most beneficial
exercise to take. have but
one answer: rowing. It is one of
the few exercises that will bring
into play all the muscles in arms. back.
shoulders and even legs. With every
stroke the rover must involuntarily ex-
ercisc. and. indeed. it is in itself a
joy In no more pleasant way may
one spend an afternoon than in rowing
lazily on lake or river. The sun may
be warm, but there are always great
shade trees that grow beside fresh
water. and the heat IS seldom really ex-
cessive. And then. when the rover has
become pleasantly heated. he may be-
gin to think Of the bath that awaits him
when this journey is ended. Surely this
Is a pleasant pastime.
Women need not and should not leave
rowing TO the men. II is too healthful
and health-giving an exercise TO pass
by with the complaint that II is hot,
hard working or unbecoming. II is none
of these things, and. when you have
mastered the art. you will find that
your happiest hours are spent propel-
ling your own shell or rowboat. Ca
noeing is an accomplishment in itself,
and one that 1 will try to talk about
some other day.
To learn TO row you will have TO take
your oars and your boat and practice in
water that is not so deep as TO be dan
gerous: but I can review with you the
stroke. 50 you may not feel ''all at sea"
when you get the oars in your hands
The pictures have been taken of
single-oared racing she'll because in
this the positions Of the body are more
easily seen. but in a plain rowboat the
principle IS the same Flat-bottomed
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
Il Broad and Flat Nose

Dear Mrs. Synes
Please tell me how 7 can improve the
shape q my nose. as Il IS quite broad
and fat2
Ny lower LID extends more than my upper
one Is there any method o. correcting
Kindly publish recipe TO make ths
hair grow KATE p
The only way 70 make the nose less
broad and fat Is by gently pinching It
and wearing a clothespin or a wire
arch on II al night.
/ am afraid there IS no way to cor
rect your lips.
The following Is the recipe for an
excellent hair tonic:
Cologne ...--......--............... s ounces
Iincture OF cantharides. ......... ! ounce
oil o. r6ssmsTy Sr1sa t.YenasE.. Gram Gram
Apply 10 the roots of the hair once OF
twice day. Il Is positively necessary that
the scalp should be kept clean shampoo a.
least once week
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
To Remove a U7arf

Dear MIS-. SFNes.
VIII YOU kindly put q recipe IN your
paper for removing a Wart2 I have one
on my middle finger which I would IKE
20 Ect rid or RETSIE
The following recipe for a wart erad-
icator has proved efficient IN many
cases
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

Will have the same effect Sometimes
fee cold water applied to the spine
induces sleep.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
Lotion for Premature Wrinkles.

Alum. powdered ------.--.-...... 20 grains
Almond milk Ohick) ............. IL ounces
Dissolve the alum IN The rosewater, then
pour gently into the almond milk with
constant agitation Apply with 4 sofa linen
cloth every nlght before retiring.
Bathing the temples and the back
OF the neck with warm water Will
often produce sleep. or slipping a
glass Of warm milk before retiring
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
Wart Eradicator

Subhmed sulphur. .-........... 120 grains
Glycerlne --------------.-----.- 5 fluid drarns
ACctiC acid. id............-.-.-.- fluid DIAM
Apply repeatedly 20 the wart continuing
the treatment for several days The wlrt
VIII dry up and then drop of
Daily application Of raw potato is also
said 10 be q cure.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

boats are practically impossible to up
set. but they make the heaviest rowing.
After a shell the most pleasant boat to
row is a round-bottomed canvas boat
built on the same general lines as the
''sneak-box" used for ducking.
To row. settle firmly in your seat and
put your oars in the rowlocks, allowing
the ends that you handle to reach
about two inches from each other as
you hold them in front OF you. Then
reach well forward holding the blades
Of the oars just above the water. II IS
difficult to prevent their touching, but
this is a difficulty that practice over
comes. Then. having reached for
ward snd forced the blades back OF you.
let them dip in and catch the water.
but do not let them become entirely
submerged. Then swing back and pull
the oars back with you, allowing your
hands TO cross one over the other, for
at a certain point IN the backward mo-
tion they will overlap. At the finish OF
the stroke the hands will be held IN
much the same position as they were
when you began your stroke. but the
body will be bent slightly backward,
for to propel The boat you need the
longest swing you can get.
A bad finish is where your Gags are
pulled so far back that they strike the
body and you are not In a position TO
Immediately begin another stroke. The
motion should be slow and continuous.
and there should be no irregularity at
any time II you faithfully practice
you will soon become so expert that you
may save time and effort by exactly
gauging the height from the water the
oars must be held on the reach and by
knowing just how far TO dip them when
you catch.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-05

Va DE diez amos 4 eSta parte cerraii
as mostrabase retraido v formal
Antes habia sido uno de los mas IL,
picos ejemplar,s lied andaluz arroJa
do y vdiente, Y torero por anad,du-
IA. CerraJillas "daba una ac,,on" con
cualqu,cr motive q pretexto.
I'm Madrid era muy conocido y ~
timado como torrro dc valor Quiso
ser matador, Y suS orlenes y como
bandcrillcros trabajaron diestros quo
ucgo han llcgado Il In fama como eS-
nadas q como handerilicros conejitc
licbc chico v "A Patatero. entire otroS,
Cuando figuraba cn Ia cuadrilla
del Conejo sufrio cn la plaza de
Madrid una cogida graviSlma. Mas
IL tres meScs estuvo en- la eana en-
ire In vida Ia muertc. va cnton-
res Sc manifesto nm sintoma alarman
iisimo de- monomania. Estaba ro'icn
caSado con una bella virtuoSa jo.
ypn V tcnia ccloS lie todo cl que la 81
mdaba... AquelIo paso cn In aparlcn.
ia. CcrraiIlas cnccrraba sus amorcS
sus ceos lmaginados y SuS odlos sin
| Fundamental On una finca dc Ia sierra
ordobesa. RarmS veccS iha 4 la ca
p.al. pero cas sicmprc tcnia . apa-
| rcntaba nm dIsgIisto airado. sobre To
10 dcsdc que, por Ia enfcrmcdad de
I.agartijo, Sc habia quedado ocioso 60
mo handcrillero.
Anteaycr estuvo de broma en- Cor
doba con unoS amigos, Y de madruga-
ia al llegar il su casa, sIntlo con mas
yivos arrebatadoS fervores su fatal
mania ccdosa De improvlso saco el re
yalvcr Y dispar6 dos tiros sobrc su
bella csposa.
La infeliz mujcr cay6 herida de un
baIazo en- Ia cabcza otro en- un bra
70. Cerrajillas entonceS Sc apIlc" el
arma i una sien y, Sc disparo otro II
70. que lie quito Ia vida nstantanea-
mcnte
La muier de CerrajilIas no muri6.
= por forums 50 cree que curara en-
brevc De las heridaS que liza sufrdo
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-05
A los SISgrIploreS y AgtnleS

Para la buena Marcia de esta ad'n'
ais,raci6n, no admitimos Atlas de
.,scrineiones 4 este diario sino desde
>, primero de cada mes. Las BAJAs
.. syisaran los dias 80 o 81; advir--
rendose que las que Sc dieren con pos
,erioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta
n, surtiran efecto en- la contabilidad
h.sta el dia nltimo del mes sigmen'
l. sl en- que Sc soliciten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-05

porque Il precio habia haJad", y eau
"A dc los males y coStoSos melodies de
production, no era remunerador, III
eohierno compr6 caft-con dmern pres
tado- y lo almacen6, en- eSpera de una
slza. n Estado ID san Pablo ha em-
pleado nadia menoS que ochenta y oeho
millones ouatrocientos mil prSos cn al
mirlr algn mas dc ocho millonc> DC ~.
COS
So ha rcscn,ido Il crcdito dc aquel +
ado: y cuando 81 ha neccStadn mas III
nero para segulr valorlzando los
prcStamisias han cxieido garauiiaS -
- ia dado Ia del cafe almacenado POI
cohierno. taSindolo hHio y Sc ha im
nnc,to contribution Il los eNportadores
.ara nagar inicrcseS amorti2aci6u
t.,lo. i h. prcStamistaS les ha PARE
ID : IN pc~o ma loS cafctalcro>. H.,
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hu nos prccios. Y q ano Sletc. en- q
'nugrcso. I'm leeis ador pidio que 81
.oh.eruo federal presta>c i los aleo.
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me - d. teoriaS ant-eeonomlcaS
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-05

Leemos en- la prensa de C5rdova :

Cer-ajilas. cl bantt,rillcro dc Ia
cuadriila IL Lagartiio que antes 10
fue del Conejito. So ha matado cn las
priia-ras horas de la manana tras de
disparar dos tiros de revolver sobre
su Iosen eSposa. Josefa Mestanza. hi
riensioia d. gravedad en Ia cabcza V
en- un brazo.
II tsrero habia pasa1o gran par:e
de = nache 10 broma con sus amigos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-05

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6en Serrn sin naa Berlin iAidt'
I'M bort etnen MilltOndr ab5ul6ien.
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Sdweitern, ibren tief in Grauer se
beusten @atten unb 6 unsripadien'
ainber. Die Seerbieune finbet beut
9unnerstas, itatt unb, ptrb Bafto
aaltbrenner amtirer.
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ben su empfeblen.S
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rte Rrauter, Seilmittel betreHenb,
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mar trant, aber iebt bin ib eeiuno.s .
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