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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
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c. a. n, writes TO ask whether
when peroxide Of hydrogen be used
TO bleach. weaken and finally kill su-
pcrfuous hair it leaves a sleek, shin"
ing skin, and whether the hairs Will
return.
/ know no reason why the skin
should have the appearance You de-
scribe. There is no guarantee that
hair will not grow again unless the
roots ere destroyed. Even electrol-
ysis does not always have that ef-
feet But it is well worth the effort.
NJ. l.. asks advice about the treat"
ment of lips that look "hiue and
parchcd.
If your lips are blush you may
be aenemic Better see physician
about a spring tonic The protracted
cold weather may be accountable for
the dryness. Anoint them morning
and night before going out Of doors
with this solution:
Honey 49,. .,....'.'',,. ] OF.
Eau de cologne .......-. 1-2 OF.
Or with this salve;
Olive oil ............,..... j OF.
White wax ....,,,. l OF.
Spermacetf ..,......,-. / dram
A. b. writes: ''Pleasc publish Z
formula for a simple but cleaning
tooth powder
, Pulverized orris root ... 1 ozs.
Precipitated chalk ...... 2 ozs.
Pulverized camphor ........ IA OF.
II. W. VI. says: "Please advise
me in regard to my arms. They are
very small, especially at the wrists.
J am n very thin person and would
do anything in the world to get fat. -
AS to the arms pat cold cream or
cocoanut oil into them every night
before retiring. Wrap loosely around
them flannel bandages that have been
soaked in olive oil. To grow stouter
try to make over your temperament
Probably you are exceedingly ner-
vous. Most thin persons are. Guilt
vate repose. Try to avoid worry.
Sleep an hour longer at night and
take a nap every afternoon, If cir
cu1nstances permit. Drink milk with
your meals. Eat sweets freely. OF.
I've oil does not cause hair to grow
but friction with any oil or cream
has that tendency. That is one good
reason for not massaging the muscles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
Lobster a la Fermiere.

This is delicious, simple way of
IL cooking lobster for the family.
Cook the lobster in salt water, sep
arate the meat from the shell and cut
the meat in thin slices. Cover them
with Bechamcl sauce and keep them
warm. Take care to use plenty OF
sance.
At the time of serving arrange the
lobster in a deep dish, surround 1t
with hard boiled eggs and leave them
seven minutes in boiling water. For
FIVE or six persons allow lobster OF
one and half TO two pounds and one
egg for each person.
Lobster a. Ia fermiere with Becha-
mel sauce may also be served with
crust as a vol-au-veut. few sllces
of truffles mixed with the hard boiled
eggs add to the delieacy of this
dish.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
By Mime. Lima Cavalier,
the Most Famous Living Beauty

a good muscle building movement,
Third. Slap the neck smartly with
the palms.
Fourth. Lift the tendons at the
side of tine neck that are inclined to
grow mere prominent and ropey each
year. This lifting consists in seizing
the tendona in firm grasp and seem
ing to raise them 20 meet the head
This is painful, aud may even cause
slight headache at first, but these
arc only Nature S protests against
t-.e unaccustomed. Even Nature is an
old fogey about innovations.
Fifth. Grasp the large muscles at
the back Of the neck and connecting
the shoulders, and cliff these also.
Raise them as though il were your
purpose TO place them in the curve Of
the neck. This should be followed
by vigorous kneading Of the mus
cles.
The aim Of all these massage move,
ments is TO promote circulation in the
neck The yellowish, withered.loo1-
ing skin denotes that the blood flows
weakly in that part Of the body. The
fiebby muscles indicate that the mus.
cles have not been well exercised.
A good developing exercise for tho
neck is 10 let the head lie back as
far as possible on the shoulders, then
roll slowly from one shoulder to the
other.
The hands should he Immersed in
nourishing cold cream before F'feed
ing' the throat muscles This is a
formula for nutritious cream.
Almond oil 1-2 ozs
Lanolln .t-.,-, ...-.--.....-, 1-2 OF.
Spennaceti ..,.... ......... 1-2 OF.
Witch hazel ..-.-,.......... 1-2 OF.
Tincture of benzoin ...... 1-2 dram
Niuon de L'Enclos, one Of the
greatest beauties of French history,
had a beautiful neck, and to her is
accredited the use Of this neck
food:
hoseWater ,......'. -.....r-'. ozs'
Almond oil ........,.,.-... ozs.
Tincture OF benzoin ........ Id OF,
This Will be quite as efiicacious and
much less expensive without the altar
Of rose.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24

Of the face deeply, but for simply
patting the cream lightly into the
skin.
II. p, requests '' Kindly tell me
how to perfume my cold cream. Also
my nails become snow white at the
tips. making the rect Of the nail look
peculiar. Also please let me know
how to massage the creases from the
base of the nose to the corners Of
the mouth -
If you are making the cold cream
yourself pour a few drops Of your
favorite perfume into it and stir 1t
in while the substances are cooling
That condition Of the nails indicates
imperfect circulation. I should see
physician and ask him for tonic
Iron ont those creases by an upward,
circular movement Of the third I'm
ger. When this has been done pat
that part Of the face gently, each
time the fingers being covered with
cold cream.
d C. asks: "WilI YOU kindly pub.
lish a recipe for a good skin food !
also one for greaseless, or vanish-l
ing cTeamo'
This is a good skin food;
Almond Oil, 2 ozs.
Spermaceti, 1-2 og.
White wax, IL OF.
GlyCcrine, 81 or,
Powdered borax, 3-4 OF.
Orange flower water, Ia OF.
Tincture of benzoin, 10 drops.
This contains lanoline and for tina t
reason NAV be preferred. for lanoline
is valuable skin food, its drawback
being that il tends to grow hair, as
do all animal fats Lan6ine. you
remember, is wool fat. Its end is
like its beginning.
Sweet almond oil, ozs.
Lanoline, ] OF.
Cocoanut oil, l OF.
White wax, 1-2 OF.
Spermaceti, 1-2 OF.
Orange flower water, ! OF.
Tincture Of benzoin, 10 drops.
If you use this skin food lotion
will be better than a greaseless cream
as supplementary cosmetic. Ny oh
lection to the greaseless creams is
that they usually contain powdery
substances that choke the pores.
Orange flower water, ozs.
Tincture Of benzoin, / dram.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
Partridge With Cabbage.

DARTR1DGES are so expensive al
IL the butchers that | will not
recommend them for every day use.
At times, however, they can be pur'
chased quite reasonable In the o'g
msrkets-as low as 81 pair. Then
again, most people occasionally hnd
some of these fne birds in their pos
session because they or thelr. triends
have Shot them. IT is, therefore, de-
sirable to have good recipe for COOK
;no partridge handy. AT the same
time this includes a particularly Val
uablc recipe for cooking cabbage; me
following, quantities are planned iol
four persons: , 6,o 90
Take two voung partridges, hVe 10
six truffles of equal SIZE, TWO tapie'
snooufuls of fat bacon, chopped, up,
TWO strips of larding bacon, one 'aree
or two small cabbages, salt ana pep
per. half a pound of breast pacon,
which YOU have passed through noI
water to remove the salt Inc 'Iu'
fes NAV be omitted II they arc no'
desired. s +b,
cabbage, remove the whlte leaves anJ
wash them with plenty or "ater ann
than cook them in salted boiling wa
tor at them cook twelve to fifteen
minutes. drain the cabbages, pass
them through cold water again. dram
them and put in saucepan with tine
bacon. ,,
Add two carrots, a bouquet COM
no.ed of a bay leaf, several sprigs oil
parsley and a little thyme we'll tied
toqether. Add some broth, not skim
med a pinch of pepper and cover the
saucepan. Put the mixture IN very
quick oven so thai the cabbages may
braise without burning. This COOK
ing of the cabbage requires about
hnlf an hour. During this time clean
the partridges, stuff them with the
truffies and bind the cooking bacon
around them Cook them in butter
in the saucepan. The cooking liquor
of the partridces should mingle with
the liquor Of the cabbages.
A quarter Of an hour before serv'
ing drain the cabbages in Il fine
strainer so as to extract completely
all grease and liquid produced during
the cooking. Take half the eabbages
and with them carpet the interior or
terrine (deep earthenware dish),
When the bottom is covered with an
even layer of cabbages. take the par
tridges, remove the string and COOK
ing bacon and place them on the cab
bages.
Surround the partridges with the
breast bacon. which you have cut in
small dice. Cover the whole with the
other half Of the cabbage, which has
been lying in the strainer. Sprinkle
with several tablespoonfuls OF meat
gravy which has been we'll cooked
down. and in which you may cook
some sliced truffles.
To trufflc a partridge, allow one
trnff1s to each person, Peal the truf'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24

S your neck beginning tc look old
Is the skin growing tiabby! Are
the muscles sagging! Is the skin
looking yellow? Is it. no longer
source Of pride and pleasure TO
wear V-shaoed or low cut gown?
Do not despair. for the aging neck
is not an infallIhlc sign OF growing
old. 1t is ouly one of them And
Won have my assurance that You can
make it look youthful again. for
nroof Of this let me point YOU TO the
great singing teachers. yes, and the
great singers who arc their pupils Al
most every one oil them-indeed,
cam think of no exception-has 4
round, white. youthful looking throat.
One of the most beautiful necks /
ever saw. white, strong, girllsh, was
that OF the celebrated vocal teacher
Nine. Marchesi. when she was sew
cntv
But while this is true, it is also
true that YOU should begin giving the
neck special attention before you are
thirty. 1t were better if you began
when YOU wore twenty five.
First, look to its careful feeding
Give it at least one good meal day
by rubbing cold cream literally into
the front Of the neck ct night before
retiring.
Look very carefully 10 the polse Of
The head. II the head be held proud
". the chin up. the muscles OF the
neck will also be held firm. But if
YOU permit the head TO droop the neck
muscles share the sagging.
Never lie with the head high One
small pillow is enough for any one,
except the insomnia. If you can
dispense with the small, fat pillow
and lie with the head and feet. on a
level, so much the better for the
neck.
The neck thus trained, aud with
the additional training of deep breath
ing, learned by vocal lessons, should
never grow old. | advise every wom-
an to take vocal culture for herself,
even though she have no liking for
music, simply for the sake of the
beauty Of her neck. The most beau
tiful necEs in the world are those Of
singers.
But if these preventive measures
have been neglected and the neck is
losing its roundness and its firm as
pect, have recourse TO that great body
builder, massage. There is special
massage for the neck, and it must be
inteiligently given.
Pirst strengthen the chin muscles
by pressing firmly upon them with
the backs Of the hands. Turn the
hands, with the backs upward, and
letting the finger tips meet beneath
the middle of the chin. Press with
all your strength on the muscles OF
the chin, working backward and up
ward behind the ears to the hair
line.
Second. With the tips Of the FIN
gers quite meeting at the point OF
the collar bone in front. draw the
hands with long, slow strokes upward
to a noint beneath the ears. This is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24

u. G.. asks for recipe for 90
mouth bath:
Salt water, strong and warm.
excellent. SO is bicarhonate' Of "a
IN one part to three solution.
This is the famous Eau de Bott
Alcohol, l 3-4 quarts.
Anise seed, 100 grams.
Ground cinnamon, 80 grams,
Ground cloves, 80 grams.
Essence Of mint, 90 grams,
Cochineal, 10 grams.
Quinquina. 10 grams.
This is easily prepared at homea
Water (hltered If possible), / Of
Alcohol, l pint.
salycilic acid, 7 1-2 drains.
Oil OF peppermint, 15 grains.
Orange flower water, Is grains,
This myrrh lotion is one of
best;
Orange flower water, ) ozs.
Tincture of myrrh, 5 drams.
Pulverized gum arabic, 2 1-2 draS
Pulverized gum mastic, 2 drarn1
Balsam of Peru, IL dram.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
-O-na Stomach Tablet!
Best Indigestion Prescription on Earth-Mone
Back If They Do Not Promptly End Gas,
Sourness and All Stomach Agony or
Misery-Only so Cents.

" clean up your stomach and put u
such splendid shape that you can ea'
hearty meal without fear or DISTRESS
MONA means that dyspepsia
gasS-itis or catarrh Of the stomacn
whatever the doctor chooses TO call
will bother you no more.
MONA Stomach Tablets are "a
ply splendid for any stomach sicKae
such as vomiting of pregnancy, res
Of over,indulgence in eating, drlnki
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DRUGS, "The Never-Substitutors
five (5) good stores, and druggll
everywhere-a large box for DO cen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
Omelette Savoyarde.

FRY some chives in butter and
IL little lean cooking bacon. Wh
the bacon begins to take'a &c
brown color add some eggs, VIII
YOU have previously seasoned W
salt and pepper and beaten as for
ordinary omelette. This omele1
should be no thicker than pancal
When it is we'll cooked on one 81
turn it as you would a pancake
This omelette is equally agreeal
10 eat hot or cold. In Savoy
peasants carry it about with them
their midday meal, Arranged as
sandwich it forms a very good d
for hunters or picnickers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
Rabbit a la Savoyarde.

TT AvlNG fi skinned " and cut your
and seasoned If with salt and pep
per, then put it in a frying pan, in
which YOU have heated two table
spoonfuls of butter. At the same time
throw in about four ounces of lean
cooking bacon cut in pieces. Let
the rabbit cook on a moderate fire
for twelve TO fifteen minutes. Then
add a tablespoonful of onion. chopped
fine, and little mite of crushed gar
lie. Let the whole cook FIVE to six
minutes more, then moisteu with
glass of white wine, When the wine
has been we'll boiled down add doz-
en- small mushrooms, which have been
carefully cleaned and washed. and
small pinch of parsley, chopped fine.
Cover the saucepan and let the cook,
ing continue five to six minutes more,
then finish the sauce by adding sever
al tablespoonfuls Of good fresh cream.
Let it cook then several minutes
more and serve
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
Six Practical Partisan Recipes
No. rs OF the Fine Art of French Cooking.
BY A. EscoAier the Greatest Living French Chef.
wing French Chef.

fes carefully, then divide them in two
or three slices, according to their
size, Prepare seasoning of salt,
pepper, spoonful Of brandy, a little
grated cooking bacon. little pinch
of spice, and small spoonful Of
chopped truffle Mix the whole with
care and garnish the interior Of the
Dartridpes with n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
Little Squashes Stuffed.

~ WIDE some small sQuashes IN
IL two. cutting them lengthwise.
Cook them in salted boiling water
for S to 10 minutes. Then drain them
and remove the centers, which con
tain seeds. Place these squashes on
a shallow gratin dish which has been
previously buttered or oiled. stuff the
half squash skins with boiled beef
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
Never any distress after eating II
you use MI-O-NA-Always keep
some tablets on hand.

If you want to be healthy, 6rst be
wise-a whole lot of ailments are due
to an unclean stomach.
Clean up your stomach drive out the
poisonous gas. the sourness, stop the
fermentation and heaviness and you
will find that nervousness, despond.
ency. dizziness. sick headache, sleep
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
No. 168---IS Your Neck
Growing Old?

EWY HE neck quickly beays advancing age. Nine Cava-
hc says 'You should begin giving neck especial
attention before you thirty. 1t better you be-
gan when you twenty-five. As usual she gives sound and
explicit advice how prevent the of the and
deepening Of the Of the neck and how these
once they are acquired She tells how feed the throat muscles
and how to soften pumpen and whten the skin of de neck
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
Mushrooms a la Creme.

g LICE the mushrooms and th(
~ stew them in butter with ID
spoonful of chopped onion p
one-half pound of mushrooms. u
onions should have been cooked
butter without being Drowned. Win
the mushrooms have been stewed dra'
them, cover them with boiling croa
and boil gently until the latter
well boiled down. At the last N.
ment finish with a little thin ereal
and dish In timbale,
Cepes are another form of mus
room more commonly used in Franz
than elsewhere They are easily o.
taInable, however, in the large citi'
of the United States.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24

hash mixed with boiled potatot
drained and mashed, or with sausan
meat. Sprinkle the surface vii
bread crumbs and moisten with mel
cd butter Put the squashes to COO
in a gentle oven for 80 to 35 mi1
utes. At the moment of serving 20
NAV sprinkle on the squashes pine
OF parsley chopped very fine. N
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-11
UPLAND CORN NEEDS
A GOOD HARD RAIN
ALI FRUIT TREES ARE GROAN-
NC uNDIH THEIR HEAVY
IDlD,

Upland corn IN Tulsa county Is
needing rain and wln begin 20 deteri-
crate 10 Il docs Tot get ample mriH-
ture within The next ihreo or for
days. Corn IN thi lOwlands ~ as yet
uniniured, and may escape dbina1H as
much ~ " has Teen In rilk ard iaf-
sci for two or hree weaas. 4 rs'n
AT his time wou,d insure the hig-,it
corn crop Tulsa c5une has Ger saih-
cred.
Cotton b. fourishing Hn ,r he ad-
vent of the hot weather, Ding 20
has been nccdi ~. The cll m acre-
age 10 this cOuaty is smaller thun
last yeaT and come ~ tEa pnrtil b
was destroyed by ehinch 1uls auI 9TH
er Parasites
Almost every farmer ~ She 1ulta
trade district has forage g. u sr'A nS
and there Is promise " % h.lntl"I
yield ~ kafir, cane and millft.
Sever was the fruit prospect better.
Peach plum ana pear tr 's are Er)un-
Ing beneath their hurl rs of fiI'i
Grocers say peaches may drop 17 OW
as 20 cents a bushel before -dt sca-
son is over, owing 90 rhe 'Iorn Gus
crop
Gardens are flourishins and non. e
grown watrrmcl0ns and ralloi pup"s
VIII soon be on the market.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-11

HOUSTON. Texas July lO.-Accord-
ing 10 the view OF COL II. +. Mcguire
of Houston, the Texas members Of the
republican national committee, the
men who are supporting and orsaniz-
ing in this state the third party, or
progressive party Of Theodore Roose-
Welt. have no status IN a republican
primary
II believe" he said In "A statement
issued Wednesday, that the majority
of the men who attended the confer
cnce IN Dallas Tuesday Will not under
take 10 participate In a republican pri-
mary unless they intend 10 vote the
republican ticket. and If they should
undertake 20 participate, they could be
properly excluded"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-11
MERCURY WENT Up
70 102 Yesterday
TULSA SHELTERED NESTERD NN.
THE HOTTEST DAY OF
THE YEAR.

The hot south winds that have been
blowing for the past week again
swept this section yesterday. bringing
the temperature to the highest point
recorded this year l02 Not single
prostration was caused, but many suf-
fercd from the extreme seat
The temperature has been steadily
climbing this week. Monday Il reg
istered g5. Tuesday g9 and yesterday
1t shot two degrees over the 100 mark.
Little prospect Is held out by the wea-
ther bureau for cooler weather before
the end Of the week.
Many thermometers IN the business
district showed 1l0 degrees In the
shade yesterday, and the asphalt
streets fairly swcltercd under the
burning rays Of the sun.
To date, not "a single prostration has
been reported ana crops seem to be
standing the weather well, although
rain Is badly needed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-11

Athens, Ga Eugene It Grace. who
lies helpless In the home Of his mother.
paralyzed by bullet. which he de-
olares his wife. Daisy Grace. fired into
his spine while he lay asleep IN their
home, has declared that II II costs him
his Ne he VIII 60 on The stand when
his wife Is brought 10 trial July 20
lu am effort 90 prove her guilt. and 10
put her behind the bars Tor a long
prison souteb'c. after that de-
cl1r,d Grace, 81 will divorce her so
that she may never again call herself
by The name Of Grace. These things
] VIII DO or die trying
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-11
Cnpital Sculng Bld Elamplc.

WASHINGTON. July lO.--"Wash-
lugton ls setting q bad example for
the country said Representative VIII
mm $. Howard Of Georgia, when ne
Introduced bin today forbidding
work on the sabbath in the District
ot Columbia Nj, Howard would
close down every Industry save thosy
Of necessity and charity on SUNDAY.
Ills bin would exempt newspapers,
drug stores. street car lines and pub
lic utilities. lie said the government
was one Of the chief violators Of the
0ay Of rest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-11
Wns Charged Wlth pciJury.

John Brown charged with perjury,
was Yesterday arraiRned before jus
tlce Slack and held lu $1,000 bond for
"a preliminary hearing. Hc made the
bond and was given his liberty. Brown
is charged with swearing hat horse
which he mortgaged, belonged to him.
when in fact It belonged 20 another
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