Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-08

II we notice people at all we arc
s eTHnd t TO form OPINIONS. and II we con-
rs naturally pass Judgment. Unfortu-
nately. our opinions are generally
reached before all the evidence has
merely first Impressions.
Cultivate a kindly feeling toward
others. and the world Will look brighter
to you than If you are harsh and cruel.
There Is nobody SO bad but what
snd ,h ,s some good In them. Il is said,
some attractive n feature u can Se round
and blind ourselves to the bad, or We
snd doss o Sny ey sp0n 70 e Sps tbhnSs
tiful.
III Il your your own na heart and MIND are right
thoughts you Will not want to be
AROUND people who sec only the ugly
the admirable traits in 1T the People S o poa
know and the pretty side OF things you
see you will be sought after as an
agreeable companion. People will moro
and moro see the charging beauties
that such practice develops in you.
Aside from the impression you make
Ing for the best In them. you will find
cultivation OF such habit. You will
will make your life more worth living.
There are enough ugly and depressing
things on the surface without utilizing
| the magnifying glass to look for more.
Remember: II you are going to
search for only ugly traits In others
| you are going TO miss n great deal that
Is really worth seeing during your
Lillian RukselIs Anay,ers.
r. NJ. E.: 1t Is much easier to take
cold from being too warm than from
clothes always causes discomfort. and
fannels are great mistake. Heavy
stockings are not necessary to keep
arc deadiy brss Walk on [o eopd
day will do more to warm the blood
| than anything concocted to put into
| the stomach. Naturally. warm outer
garments must he worn in cold wealth
| or, but bundlinE up Is dangerous. No
| change In undergarments should be
made winter or summer to insure
health.
Mrs. b.. j.: In. a general way thin.
brittle. ridged nails may mean n lack Of
/ mended to eat more fatty things. such
ms butter and oil. 1t is certain. how
ever, that the brittle condition of which
| using soap which is not too alkaline
when you wash your hands, and by
giving them plenty OF grease, rubbing
II In when you wash your hands. The
more grease the nails will absorb the
better. they Will become. Holding the
nails In olive oil or almond oil is also
good. ! shall be happy to send YOU
! instructions for manicuring IL you will
send me stamped addressed envelope.
! Susie: The following exercise Ia rood
F.! for reducing the abdomen and strength
enins the muscles or the waist. which
VIII mike the waist smaller: Sit on a
"A NIL m, ha hlYan
The knees and feet should be close to-
gether. Turn the body. at the waist as
far far as possible toward the right and
ward and then back. Don't move the
feet or knees. Do this slowly several
s times tho another i.na. good exercise s to
tho waist. touching the floor with your
finger tips. You might not be able to
do this snon at IF first but With practice you
Celia: You can do much toward reg
ulating the circulation in the ears by
means OF application OF hot and cold
congresses. Fold small soft towels so
tnat they make a small square large
enough to cover the ears. Wiring them
! out of Ice water and apply them to
each ear. When they get warm wiring
them out of exceedingly hot water. as
hot as you can comfortable stand. and
on until they are no longer hot. Alter
nate the hot and cold a half dozen
times. Finish with the cold water.
r. ]. s.: Sites are frequent cause
of eye trouble In children, and also of
older people. They are due to the irri-
tation of the hair follicles out of which
the eyelaghes spring. They should be
onened as soon as pus is formed and
| kept clean with n solution OF boracic
acid. Puffiness under the eyes is usu-
ally doe to one of two things-late
hours or eye strain. Eye strain Is gem
orally caused by working or reading
in poor light or In too great n glare
either being equally bad for the sight.
DR. Brady's Health Talk |