The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-02-24

An eminent mental psychologist has re
Gently declared that IL requires brains Y
blush, that the ability TO blush Is IN dlrec
ratio 10 mental alertness, and that blush
ing il ah achievement of which every on'
should be proud, for il is sign OF AZ
active brain. Idiots, animals and infant,
cannot blush; moreover the blush cannot
be caused by any physical means; II II
the mind which must be affected
OF course one wants to be sure to buy
enough material when she is selecting fol
her summer gowns because so many OF
them are exclusive and cannot be dupli
Gated, but she also wants TO remember
that il doesn't take nearly as much this
season as it has for many years,
| II you share your room for time with
another remember that such little thing
as coming in quietly and creeping into bed
without lighting the gas if you happen to
be out after the other occupant has re-
tired, will very likely make all the differ
ence in the world with the amount of rest
she gets that highland may cause her
heart TO swell with gratitude toward you
for your thoughtfulness, if she is a light
sleeper.
A glass of hot milk taken just before go.
ing to bed will often induce quiet, restful
sleep.
Drop a spoonful of orange marmaade
into your cup Of tea in addition TO the
slice of lemon; the combination is deli
cious.
Hot toast and chicken sandwiches served
with a cabbage salad makes very nearly
an ideal supper dish. Pour hot chicken
gravy over the sandwiches just as they are
10 be served.
Wearing a beaver hat out in strong
wind is one of the best ways of huiIing
should never be brushed. Gentle patting
is the next best way to remove the dust
and soften the surface.
The reason that some womens hair is
so thin is because they never give the air
chance to get at the scalp, especially
with the number of rats worn NOWADAYS.
But even If you do not wear them, give
your hair a summing at least once a week,
and every day il it is possible Your hair
needs such a treatment, and so does your
scalp, for the cold dries the natural nour.
ishment and thus the hair is likely to be.
come dry and lustreless. Take all the hair
pins out of the hair, remove all the tangles
by running the fingers through it. then
seat yourself in a comfortable seat by the
window through which the sun is stream
ing. Toss the hair about from time to
time and massage the scalp to get the
glands working properly. Part the hair
in different places so the sun will get over
the scalp. Do this for an hour if you can,
but il not, half an hour is better than
none. You need not fear headaches except
in the hottest part of the summer
A very good lotion for keeping hands |
soft consists of one-quarter lemon juice, |
one-quarter glycerine and one.half witch |
hazel
When one is buying a sweater for gen.
eral utility, for summer vacations and
sporting purposes as well as for winter
drives, ETC., it is well TO select one of the
rollarless, single-breasted kind, that can
be worn under coat in severe weather,
but which is equally serviceable worn
without the coat. The double breasted,
military style, with strapped cuffs and col
AR. though very smart, is not so widely
useful
II is only French woman of the grand
world who is capable of thorough adapta-
ion to the exigency of her toilette. She
$ one thing today, tomorrow another, but
always she is in harmony with her clothes,
lays Vogue" Often American women
eem less at ease in their garments; they