The evening world., 1911-01-06

Pied Piper did from Hamelin without
"Of course I did ak about rats" the
young man admitted, but those re-
marks were a very small part OF my
lecture which dealt with the care Oh
the hair, the causes n cure OF dam
drum, &C. The wearing OF false hair by
women has Increased greatly In the past
two or three years. There Is no ques-
ton Of that.
Bound to Bring Badness.
Perhaps the people you and / know
don't do IL so much. but look At the
towering and overpowering codnures OK
the girls in the shops.
1.-THE Inevitable result 10 early
badness. They keep all air from
the scalp, ovsrhsat IL, turn IL Into
. regular swsat-box. Our women
to-day probably have . lesser ten
dsncy to badness than their moth.
srs or grandmothsrs, because they
live outdoors more, and outdoor
life 10 extremely beneficial to the
hair. False hair does not have
such evil effects on women who
have leisure to 20 out . great
deal. Il u the girls conhnsd In
shops ana ofaoss that are most
exposed to badness"
But aren't men moro exposed to
badness than women7 Aren't there
many more bald menT
Certainly" DR.. Browneh admitted.
That's because Of the alright hats
men wear"
"As q matter Of fact I inquired.
isn't Il true thai the craziest hat
woman wears Is more sanitary than
mans most conventional headsearT"
What DO you mean by the craziest
hat:" parted the physician. n ex-
planned.
at 10 true that q woman's hat. no
matter how eccentric. cannot injure the
scalp II It merely sits up on top OF the
head, as most women's hats do" said
DR.. Brownell. 1T IL much less likely
20 produce badness than the air-tight
masculine derby. unless the latter has
holes punched In It to permit the cir
culation Of dir. But. Of course, an air
tight structure of false hair has exactly
the same effect as an alright hat"
As to Gray Hair.
I'm you talk to the Rainy Daisies
you spoke of grayness az. we'll as bald
ness / observed.
Gray hair. Is not regarded as a dis
ease, as badness Is" DR.. Brownell an
swered.
women should not try to dye
their hair II IL 10 turning prsma-
tursly gray. Gray hair 10 beautiful
and there 10 NO artificial hair COL
ortng that 10 not injurious. It 10
better to have an abundant crop OF
gray hair than . sparse growth Of
q moro youthful color. City life
has . tendency to produce promo
tursiy gray hair.
People sleep for fewer hours and
spend the.r energies day and night II
a big city like New York as they
haven't the opportunity to do in smaller
communities"
Don't you think women In New York
have learned to care for their hair"
asked.
They care for 1t only in fits an,
starts" the physician replied. som,
wash the hair too often, others no
frequently enough. Once in four week
is about right. and then they shoul,
avoid the use OF alkaline washes"
"Borax and things like that?"
Yes" said DR.. Brownell. 1T Is bet
ter to rub n little oil into the scalp t
soften II and then wash II In a few
moments with a plain soap than Il 4
TO use some shampoo which will TAXI
the natural oil out for half a month
And the more YOU rub the head the net
ter for II. Not many realiz,
that it's the rubbing and not the toni
that accompanies II nat improves the!
hair.
Blind Faith In Druggist.
Women give too much faith to prep
arat!ons they know nothing about
They may doubt the minister, bu! tn
most i~ncredulous has a blind faith 1
the druggist. They should know some
thing about the tonics they use.
Worry. mental strain, Is apt 10 pro
duce badness and TO make women pre-
matursly gray" DR., Brownell added
when Ia a person prematurely gray?
I asked. ! knew every one would b
interested In placing this sartorial -loi
con.
Before thirty-nve grayness may b
considered premature. After that age
between thirty-lve and f~orty-the mai
naturally begins to turn
II conclusion, you may he intereste
to know that Or. Brownell, accordin
to this definition, Is p~rematurely gra
himself.