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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-23

and if this is not possible sew small
piece of court plaster or stick it on to
piece of cardboard, gluing the cardboard
to the back of the plaster, not to the
sticky side. Stretch thes kin over the
wrinkle with the fingers so that it is
perfectly smooth. paste on your plas-
ter which should hold the skin stretch
ed This treatment is only a reminder
to stop frowning. 1t can also be used
at the side of the eyes to keep crows
feet away
Where there are many wrinkles on
the brow stretch the skin smooth and
paste adhesive plaster over it, and keep
it on all night if possible. Adhesive
plaster may also be used over the
wrinkles from nose to mouth. Before
taking the plaster off wet it thoroughly
with very warm water. or steam it, and
it will come off easily.
The Treatment.
Where there are many very fine lines,
a good thing to do is to treat wrinkles
in thief Glowing manner:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-23

First battle the face very thoroughly.
then cover it with cream and massage
quickly, using the tapping movement
that is to say, slap your face in very
gentle, quick taps Rub the cream all
off with a damp cloth, dry the face and
apply a mixture made of equal parts
white of egg and cologne spirits Put
it on the face quite thick and let it
remain on for half an hour: then wash
off with warm water. massage again
quickly and finish off with a bath of
very cold water.
Many lines are formed in the face
simply because it is allowed to droop;
that is because the spirit behind it is
not buoyant. brave and cheerful. And
many wrinkles can never be taken out
at all, even with the most heroic treat
ment, unless the spirit changes. and the
individual resolves that life is not as
dOleful and miserable an experience as
she appears to think it.
The mouth that droops. for instance.
will drOop right on, though the most
expensive wrinkle eradicator is used
upon it. But without resorting to any
treatment at all you can make the cor
ners of your mouth turn up by willing
them to do so, and by taking a more
cheerful and optimistic point of view.
Very frequently wrinkles are the re-
suit of i'll health and a down con-
dition of the system and anaemia. This
is especially so of girls between Is and
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-23

.lITHE fellow that just went out
was a swell fellow" said the
Manicure Lady Did you no.
tice him, George"
Not particularly" said the Head
Barber, except that he was big and
husky enough to look like white hope
Why"
Il want to tell you about that chap"
said the Manicure Lady He is the
first real gentleman that has been in
here this week, and about the third or
fourth gentleman l have met since
goodness knows when.
Il wish there was more men like him
in the world, George He told me all
about himself in quiet sort of way
when he sat down. | seen from the
bashful way he acted that he wasn't
used to having his nails did. II seems
he is iron worker. and has saved up
thousand dollars. He is going to be
married today and ne told me that he
had never had his hands fixed up by
anybody except himself and some soap
and hot water He said that the girl
he is going to marry has the most soft
and beautiful white hands he ever saw,
and he explained to me the best he
could that he wanted to have his hands
look at least half way good when the
preacher was doing his duty
Il guess I am good deal of a demo-
crat, George, but I certainly liked the
way that man sat there with his big
strong paws fun of little scars from
the kind Of work he did. l have held a
lot Of hands since | broke into this
profession and the most of them
weren't kind of hands | would like to
hold counting on a sofa. This chaps
hands could have broken mine in two
with a single twist. but he was as
gentle as a kid, and he never said a
word to me that he wouldn't have said
to his sister. If there was more men
like that getting their nails did, the
manicure girls would be more happy"
Did he tip you?" asked the cynical
Head Barber.
He certainly did. George" said the
Manicure Lady, and he was a perfect
dear. too, the way he went about it.
When l was all through he asked me
how much, and / told him 80 cents. and
he gave me a dollar note Then he
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-23
. e The Manicure Lady . 9
BY William F. Kirk

said, I hope you won't be offended if
ask you to keep the change. This is
my wedding day ana I'm celebrating.
Can you beat that George, for New
York? He tipped me and hoped [
wouldn't be offended
He looked like a regular guy all
right" said the Head Barber Them
iron workers is mostly pretty tough cit
liens in a fight, but that kind of men is
always good to women
u know it," replied the Manicure
Lady. 1t must take a awful brave
man to stand two hundred feet up in
the air balanced on steel beam"
You bet" said the Hear Barber, but
if he is going to be married he will be
farther up in the air than he ever was
in his working hours
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-23
FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Remove
Them With the New Druu,

An eminent skin specialist recently
discovered new drug othine-double
strength-which is so uniformly sue
cessful in removing freckles and Civ
ing a clear. beautiful complexion that
il is sold by Jacobs Pharmacy under
an absolute guarantee to refund the
money if il fails
Don't hide Your frecles under a veil,
get an ounce of othine and remove
them. Even the first nights use win
show wonderful improvement. some
of the lighter fTeckles vanishing en-
tirelN Ii is absolutely harmless. and
can not injure the most tender skin.
Be sure TO ask Jacobs Pharmacy for
the double strength othiue. it is this
that is sold on the money back guaran-
tee
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-23
BY Margaret Hubbard Aver.

TNERY woman gets worried when
the first wrinkle makes it's APP
pearance. She may be quite he
roic about H. and say that she likes
lines in the face because they give so
much character to the appearance. and
all that But you and | know that she
| mas had an awful fight with herself be-
fore she comes out with that beautiful
fairy tale about character Its the
same fight that will be repeated again
when little tuft Of gray hairs can no
longer be covered up from view.
There are all kinds Of wrinkles. some
Of them really do denote character and
! they often appear on the face Of the
girl Of twenty Just between her brows
as sign of thoughtful concentration.
That kind Of a girl never knows she
has them for years 10 come. for she is
not the kind Of girl who looks very
closely a the mirror.
Every wrinkle in the face is formed
from muscular contraction and is an
indication Of temperament and the
habitual expression of the individual
Every wrinkle tells it's special story
and there are many Of them that speak
of fine and beautiful attributes.
The girl with the horizontal lines
across her forehead tries hard to do
right and is over conscientious. Short
lines at the corners of the mouth run
ming upward appear in the face of the
woman who has borne her sorrows
cheerfully and who has been helped by
faith and resigned spirit.
! Lines around the eyes, when they
point upward, tell the story of a mirth-
full happy disposition, just as those
that droop the other way tell Of concen
trated effort when accompanied by deep
| lines in the brow.
You can easily tell the woman who
! loves to gossip by the dropping lines Of
the mouth and if she is a great taller
| there win be lines near the lower cheek
/ which run down under the chin.
| A forehead that is crisis crossed by
many little lines in the middle of the
| brow shows that small frets and wor-
! ries take up much of that persons time.
What No Woman Likes.
! No matter what the lines indicate, no
woman likes to see a wrinkle in her
/ face, and have heard tell that men are
not exactly crazy about them, either
Probably you have noticed that the
average mans face doesn't wrinkle as
quickly as a woman's does; that is be-
cause the man who shaves gives his
face daily sort of massage treatment
| which stimulates the circulation and
keeps wrinkles away, while the woman
does nothing but battle her face in a
half-hearted way. or treat it with cream
! when she happens to think about it.
Friction will keep the face free of
wrinkles better than anything else, and
will eradicate the first hairline wrin-
! kles when they come
The woman who knows she has a
! tendency to frown all the time may
possibly need eyeglasses, for eye strain
of any kind Is bound to create wrin-
kles around the eyes, If the eyes are
not strained, she should make a deter
mined effort to break her habit Of
froWning. and she will aid in the work
! by wearing a little piece of court plas-
ter over her brow whenever she can
conveniently do so.
Get the stiff kind of court plaster,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-23
Do You Know

More than a million tiny globules Of
fat are contained in drop of milk.
Today the population of San Fran
cisco is half a million; in 1858 it was
10000.
BHungsgate Market London, has in
one year received nearly 200,a tons of
fish. about one third of which arrived
by water.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-23
= Beyond All Explaining
BY Beatrice FaU1ax

"A womans heart is a very queer
thing on the whole. 1t falls in love
in the most unaCcountable way with
the most unaccountable man.
G. Holland.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-23

sun burn and return of discolorations.
The increasing popularity is wonderful.
White, Flesh, Pink, Brunette. By
toilet counters or mail. Price so cents.
NATIONAL TOILET COMPANY PGri5. Tens.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-23

fully away, she bows her head to the
ground at his feet and walls.
She cares so much for me-" writes
Jack. that am sorry for her"
If she were a wise little maid, she
would have kept Jack guessing that she
cared for him at all. and then he would
have been sorry for himself
She would have kept him on his
knees, an attitude that is good for the
soul and salvation of any man.
She would have remained on her ped
estal, taking care that her eyes always
looked over her lovers head, as if seek
ing greater man than he can ever
hnlnn L. IL
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-23
OPIUM and WHISKY

easHr are durable. Patients a'so ,ro
mutation CONFIDENTIAL. A book on :,
WooLLEY { son, No. IA Vi.ts, Z
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-23
Face P0zvdey
I'm Green Boxes Oniy.)
Makes the Complexion Beautiful
Soft and Velvety
1t is Pure,
Harmless
Money Back if Not
Entirely Pleased.

The sort, vclvety
Ppe aran c e re-
mains until pow
der is washed off.
Purified by a new
process. Prevents
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-23
DR.. WOOLLEYS SANITAUIUw

ana al iaAhZ1SaF anc druw
2 d d c IL ms scientifically
tEes1ed. Our 80 years en-
peFlence shows these dis
ated at their homes. Con
ae subject frVs. DR.. n n
Atlanta. q.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-23

With a little sound that was almost
animal in its satisfaction, Remington had
gone over to the fire that roared mp the
great open chimney-a fragrant fire OF
peat-stacks and driftwood. The play of
its blue and violet flames fascinated him,
as though he were a child. He held out
his dead hands to their glow, and felt
his eyelids smart with the moisture the
pain Of their returning life brought to his
eyes
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-11

breso when driven by hunger, and others, housands
Of thc1 were hanged for thefts very ttle more I'M
portant
tasts mourn the brualdes of the french Kevoluuon'
IT, All oe The horrible nassacres of which the
French Revoutionists we're guilty. They forget that
while the Revolution lasted for every man executed
egaly in France for outrageous injustice TO the poor,
there was another man hanged IN England for some
petty crime for which to-day would scarcely be
sent to jail.
And remember that they hanged those men,
thousands of them, England for taking petty sums
of money whereas France the leaders OF the Revo-
luton that set the whole world free, executed human
beings as punishment for centuries of oppression and
despoliaton.
1t is suggested that this prison ship be brought to
America. sad but valuable lesson it would be.
It shows what government did to the poor, the g-
norant the helpless-rnaking them infinitely worse
than they were at FIRST though they were the
worst of criminals.
And ore exhibit this shin shows that even
the horrors and cruelties Of the English prison ship
as nothing compared with the terrible crueIbes
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-11

And how long ago did this happier? Ii happened AS
KESENi IL AS 1852 WITH VICTORIA QUEEN OF
ENGI ND, WITH INTELLIGENT. KIND HEARTED
MEN RULING THE BRITISH DOMINlONS, YET
UNABLE TO RULE ONE SINGA,. HUMAN BEING
On re CONTROL INDIVIDUALS, EXCEPT WITH
VIOLENCE, BLOODSHED AND BRUTALITY.
II IS not necessary to in detail the cruel
ties inflicted upon the miserable creatures huddled into
this prison ship of death and sorrow.
They logged until the blood ran for the
slightest ofene, and then bathed in salt water add
to the suffering.
They branded with redhot irons, strapped
down while petty officers holding The branding iron
burned the marks deep into the flesh.
They packed twenty and thirty at time in
single cell, known "the tigers cage'-a cell
barely big enough to accommodate human being.
And there they were left to practise upon each
other brutality and savagery exceed only by the hru-
ta treatment that civilized government inflicted
upon them.
They were loaded with heavy irons and chains and
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-11

to which thousands and hundreds Of thousands of hu
beings have been subected-BECAUSE THEY
WOULD NOT SHARE TIE RELIGIOUS BELIEF OF
SOME BLOODTHlRSTY HUMAN TIER.
This old ship carries reproduction of the famous
iron maiden" That instrument Of torture, which
may still be seen in tbs Castle at Nurenberr is a
big figure of a woman, hollow lined with sharp spikes
The human being 10 be punished put inside Of this
figure and the figure closed and the spikes entered
the body at every conceivable pont--the blood run
THAT PARTICULARLY ATROCIOUs CRIME
WAS COMMITTED OVER AND OVER IN THE
NAME OF RELIGION
If RELIGIOUS brutality inspired such crimes YOU can
imagine what other forms of brutality were accom-.
plshed in the way Of cruelty.
The entire past history of the race on this planet
the story Of the rule Of tbs weak by the strong and the
cunning is dreadful beyond description.
Lucky for us that read and do not entirely
realize,
and women and children have suffered in the past wa
at least be grateful for the progress that has been
made.
We can thank God that burning alive and ho;I;n.
alive and tearing with red-hot pincers in His hov
name Has BEEN STOPPED. We can thank God thap
the prison ship with the tortured Rogged ard
branded, IS to-day exhibition intended to educate
and no longer dreadful reality planned to punish and
to brutalize.
AS you look at these pictures, and consider ths
crimes of government against human beings think how
wonderful the progress of the has been during the
last century
Think of the narvels accomplished since th.,
great day when the French attacked and tore down th
Bastle and when the great leaders of French indie.
pendence and thought abolished the torture of wit
ne5ses abolished special privileges for special births
abolished the rights Of to rule and tax and tort
in the of religion neredty.
he pictures that you here were pictures os
real life while Victoria ruling in England Will
the educated whose intellect added so much -
knowledge witnesses, indifferent, calous or beIn
less, Of shameful brutality
Be glad that there has been so much progre.,
Rejoice that physical torture sanctioned by govern
meni has ceased.
REALIZE THAT THE WORLD DOES MOVE
FORWARD.
But don'i forget how much REMAINS To Er
DONE. Don't forget that the long drawn on, to,t,r
of hunger, anxiety and overwok to which millions Il
mothers and fathers and children subjected is a.
brutal the brutaties of prison ship in tbs lone -
and as disgraceful TO the human race '
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-11
we're tortured.

Men Find Courage Sometimes
Looking Backward and Con
templating the DreadfuiCruel-
ties and Abuses Left Behind.
Our World Is Barbarous Still
and Our Civilization a Mock
cry. But at Least Things Are
Better Than They Were.
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Branding a prisoner with a
red-hot iron.

.
red-hot iron.
On that prison ship there
were seventy two cells,
and into these cells were
crowded one hundred end
twenty prisoners. No pris.
oner ever escaped. Not one
ever succeeded in throwing
himself into the water to end
his torment.
Twenty seven wsrders,
armed with lashes, with
red-hot irons for branding
the prisoners, with heavy
chains and heavy balls of
metal, guarded and pun
ished the one hundred and
twenty miserable convicts.
What a scene of terror.
degradation and cruelty.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-11

Pictures, stories of heroism and ideaIism lift the
mind and inspire noble ambition.
Study of magnificent mountains and valleys and
of great human careers elevates and encourages
The greatest teachers, writers and poets have en-
phasIzed the Beauties the great accomplishments the
unlimited possibilities.
But there is also useful teaching that be done
by showing that which shocks and offends but which
ACTS AS A WARNING AND AS A CONSOLATION
You can warn young against the effect of dis.
sipation and evil conduct by showing them the result
of such conduct.
You can encourage human beings to endure the
suffering and injustice Of todaysinoe they must en-
dure them--by showing them the conditions infinitely
endured by men in the past
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-11
The compulsory bath in salt
water after fIogging.

he compulsory bath in salt
water after flogging.
compelled to drag a pun
ishment haIl' weighing sew
enty-two pounds.
= 8 =
No mind can imagine the
horrors of such prison ship
and she was only one Of a
feet.
And remember, in order
to realize how recently we
have emerged from absolute,
unmitigated bafhsrisrn, that
man was sent aboard this
ship, sentenced to transport
tation for life, ''for stealing
two-penny pic"
Men were subjected to this
horrible punishment for
stealing a pie or a loaf Of
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-11

Usually on this page the effort is to put before our
readers, however crudely and simply, suggestion
of an idea eevating encouraging and pleasing at the
time.
To-day, for change, call your attention to
pictures of conditions they have been in the past
These pictures shocking but they teach les
son and carry message of encouragement
Those that are pessmistc feel that the world does
not improve rapidly enough to suit them And those
dull and unable to read the history of the past and Of
the present even dare to say that The world Is going
backward
Look at these pictures study their meaning, and
you will see THAT THIS WORLD DOES PROGRESS
A1ARVELLOUSLY, THAT HUMANITY is MOVING
ON FROM CRUELTY TO KINDNESS WITH A
SPEED ASTONISHING AND CONSTANTLY IN.
CREASTNG.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-11

HERE are two ways Of teaching in
this world, two ways of encouraging
and inspiring hope.
One way, and the better way, IS
to show to young children and to
grown rnen and women that which !.
good and beautiful
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-11
two pounds,

Men Were Tortured in Days Past
With the Lash, the Red-Hot
Branding Iron and Nth Every
Internal Device Of Torture.
They Are Punished and Tor
tured Still With Anxiety, Worry
and OUerwork. But CONDI-
TONS ARE BETTER.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-11

of the past the vile and shameful fortunes born of re-
llgous bigory and superston-the dreadful suffering
to which Thousands and hundreds of thousands of hr-
beings have been subjected-BECAUSE THEY
WOULD NOT SHARE TIE RELIGIOUS BELIEF OF
SOME BLOODTHIRSTY HUMAN TIt aER
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-11

These pictures of prison life, as it existed on
the old Australian convict ship Success. That ship,
which carried convics miserable victims of the English
system of justice, the only survivor of the old British
prison feet
This vessel is used as an exhibition ship
The old that made her disgrace to this planet
are reproduced inside her haN IN ufeiike fashion
When you study these scenes Of cruelty and afro
cious torture, when you realize that they have disap
reared forever from this earth, except isolated saw
age corners of the world where revert to animal
ism and when you realize that these of cruelty
brutal esthey are were as nothing compared with
what preceded them, you realize that this world DOES
ADVANCE
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WITH THE BOWLERS

Lunch vs.. News Leader, alleys and
s.
Thursday. August Journals We.
virginians, alleys and .; Richmond
Lunch VS. Virginians, alleys 4 and 5,
double header.
Second Round.
Monday August 5-Times- dispatch
VS.. Richmond Lunch. alleys I and s;
Journals We. Howitzers. alleys and
3.
Thursday, August S.-News Leader
VS.. Nirginians. alleys and s; Palace
VS.. Hanover, alleys and D.
Monday, August 12-Palacc VS..
Richmond Lunch, alleys and s;
Journals VS.. News Leader, alleys I
and S.
Thursday. August l5-Howitzers VS..
Hnnovers. alleys and s: Times-Dis-
patch vs. Virginians. alleys and 3.
Monday. August 19--Howitzers VS..
Palace. alleys and o; Hanovers VS..
Journals, alleys I and S.
Monday, July S--Richmond Lunch
VS.. Howltzers, Alleys and S: Palace
VS.. Nirginians, Alleys and s.
Thursday, July 11--Timcs- Dispatch
! VS., Journals, Alleys and f: News
Leaders Us. Hanovers Alleys : and s
Monday, July 15-Times- Dispatc
J - -NtWS S"hucF, Alleys and :
KichmoDd Lunch vs.. IIanovers. Alleys
| { and 3.
Thursday. July 1s-Journal VS.
Palace Alleys. Alleys and s; Vir-
sinians vs. Howitzers. Alleys and S.
Monday. July 22-News Leader vs.
Howitzors. Alleys 4 and s: Richmond
/ Lunch VS.. Journals, Alleys and s.
Thursday. July 25-Times-Di tct
VS.. Hanovers. Alleys and s; Palace
VS.. News Leader. Alleys and q.
Monday, July 2s-virginians VS.
ilanovers Alleys and S: Times Dis
patch Va. Howitzers. Alleys and q.
Thursday. August 22-Palace Va
Times-Dispatch; Alleys and 8; Rich
mond Lunch VS.. News Leader. Alleys
| Z and S.
| Monday. August 2s-Riehmon nd
| Lunch/vs. Howitzers. Alleys and s
Palace VS. Virginians. Alleys and s
Thursday. August 29-Timcs- III Is
patch vs.. Journals. Alleys I and s
J News Leader VS.. Hanovers, Alleys 4
and 5.
Monday. September 2-Times- Die
patch vs.. News Lender. Alleys and
s.: Richmond Lunch vs. Hanovers
| Alleys 4 and 5.
| Thursday, September. 5--Journals vs
Palace. Alleys and s: Virginians vs.
1iowlt5ers Alloys and s.
Monday. September 9-News Leader