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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-16
HOME GYMNASIUM
FOR WOMEN
BY PAULINE EURCONG
No. 57-Correcting Round
Shoulders.

Round shoulders are caused by q
displacement of the chest, collar
bones and shoulder blades, and II Is
not possible 10 correct one without
improving the condition OF the
other. and IN doing so you will also
readjust the vital organs contained
within the bony framework. II is
not generally known that the round
shouldered person has actually dis
placed a great many organs OF the
body. leaving them TO hang loosely
and press against each other, until
none Is capable OF performing the
functions intended by nature.
The only real cure for round Shout
ders and protrudlng coilarbones con-
sists OF systematic exercises and ha-
bltuai erect and correct standing.
Shoulder braces viii not correct this
common physical defect. and only by
strengthening the muscles surround
ing these parts will any Improvement
DO noticed. II In n we'll known fact
that this condition il more easily cor
rected In the slender and delicate per-
son than In the robust one, but OF
course the exercises must be taken
with great care M TO their kind and
duration. II INDUCED In by those who
arc not strong.
At least ten minutes OF the milder
exercises should DO taken each day
and the length OF time Increased as
you become more practised. For the
beginner and those In weakened con-
dltlon several simple exercises should
DO practised for tho frat month.
These consist OF arm circling. with
arms outstretched. palms upward.
chest and head high and heels to-
gother. As tho arms are raised in
hale a deep full breath and hold II
while you circle the arms five times.
Lower the arms and exhale.
OF the more severe exercises for
round shoulders, chest raising from
tho wall and, later on, from the floor
are the most valuable. To-day's illus
tration shows an exercise which is
much more severe than IL looks.
stand erect. feet together, arms and
hands In position shown. weight on
the balls OF the feet. Press the knees
back, lift the chest up and foreward
and draw the head well back. Take
n deep breath and hold II. at the same
time lifting the chest and shoulders
higher and drawing the hands down
az FAR as pose. BILE. EoId the breath
and tensed position for about ten
seconds and drop arms. and relax
thoroughly before repeating the exer-
cise. This Is severe exercise and
should not be overdone.
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UIoBtn ana Nhttr, OF nhlI lennon Jul'e
and water.
DOROTHY asks; will you please
state In the paper the difference be.
tween hard corns and vascular corns?
My toes are very tender. skin poels on
and notice n bad odor. Can you help
me TO overcome this? Please give
good liquid rouge formula. I suffer
from poor circulation and headaches,
blood seems TO stay in the top Of the
head. What can / do to relieve the
pressure 2"
Corns are a part OF the cutlcle made
hard by pressure and are Of three
different varletics-hard, soft and vas
cular. Hard corns are deep rooted
and very difficult to remove. Vascular
corns arc callous spots and also come
from pressure. These usually appear
on the soles OF the feet and are often
painful and dif'lcult to remove. Soak
the feet in very hot, soapy water ten
minutes and then cut the corn
with a sharp. narrow pointed knife,
which has been previously steriliZcd
by dipping in boiling water and then
in peroxide. Touching the callous
vascular corns with a sharp pointed
stick of lunar caustic, being careful
hbN W lViitn any DuTI W ule IoOts VIII
remove them II the treatment Is con-
tinued several nights. Wear a chamois
pad over the corn to relieve pressure.
Offensive odor of the feet Is often
the result OF excessive acid In the sys-
tenn, which causes the feet 10 burn
and perspire and frequently splits the
skin between the toes, which makes
them very tender and painful. For
this trouble battle the feet every night
In warm wator and soap and after
drying gently apply talcum powder
freely between the toes. Wear differ
ent stockings each day and watch the
diet to correct the acidity. Drink much
water during the day. The following
in reliable and harmless LIQUID
rouge: Alcohol. one ounce; carmine
(powdered) one-half ounce. Soak
these two together in an air tight
bottle for two weeks and add two
cups OF pure white wine vinegar.
Keep tightly corked and shake we'll
before using. You can improve the
circulation with outdoor exercises
and deep breathing In the fresh air.
Any leg-swinging exercises will bring
the blood down from the head and re-
lleve the pressure.
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a large percentages Of those arrested
for overspeeding are owners. At
tempts in the Legislature to remedy
this so far have failed. There are
powerful influences against such an
amendment to tho law. and up TO tina
time they have been successful.
Another weak point is that the
present machinery does not auto
matically detect persons who are sec
ond and third offenders at the time.
The Police Department keeps records
and the police officer telephones to the
department to get the record before
the case comes up. This is uncertain.
"Fingerprinting chauffeurs and
drivers wouR provide detection. but
as great numbers OF cars are run by
owners there is a strong prejudice
against 1ngerprnting. The Board Of
Magistrates ana M self A.-' g .,,-....-~.
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bout putting IL into eject.

about putting II into effect.
Another weakness In the law. in
my opinion, Is the fact that the Secre-
tary OF State does not act until ad-
vised by the Magistrate. Where tho
records at his office show three con-
victions he should be compelled 60
revoke the license without waiting to
hear from the Magistrate.
THE greatest power over chauf-
feurs and drivers of motor vehicles
Is the right to suspend or revoke
licenses. The suspension should be
for any time. a month, two months,
six months or a year. In London the
police suspend or revoke on an aver
age about 5000 licenses every year.
There 10 only one real substantial
remedy for the whole situation, and
that 10 that the City Of New York
should be given entire power over
licenses on all those who run motor
vehicles Of all kinds. This power
should be lodged in the Police Com
missioner, and tho character Of the
applicant should be most carefully
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F. W. writes: You recently gave
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Letters From EUenins World
Readers .FOIlolOing Mics
Fuyi0ngs Lessons.

AGNES &. writesi Following your
directions In the paper. as to the use
OF henna TO make the hair "A golden
shade, l want TO say that l have used
tho same many times. and nave not
gained satisfactory results. VIII you
please state In tho paper how long II
will take 10 Tighten dark fIair?"
L have known of several cases
where the henna absolutely refused
70 take" and for what reason
cannot say. l am wondering II you
used the powdered henna and not the
leaves, also IL you used and Kept the
paste very hot. II does not make the
hair golden, but reddens II. Only
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Acid Stomachs
Are Dangerou
AoouT NiNE.TENTHs OF AL
eroMAcH TRouetE SAID TO DC
DUE TO ACiDtTv.

OOt ~ hStpttN.
a ehyssoisn's Advies on Cause and Cure.
a New FORK Physician who hs. made
. special stsdy OF stomach ana intestinai
diseases says that nearly all Intestinal
tsosbies. as well ss many diseases OF the
vital organs. are directly traeeabie 60 a
eeEnsed condition Of the stomach. This
m turn IL due about nine times out OF
ten to excessive aeidity. commonly termed
sour stomach or heartburn, which not
CRIB irrftates and infiames the delicate
lining OF the stomach, but also may set up
sastritis. and In . large majority OF cases
esslric ulcers are accompanied by hyper
ssdity. II 10 Interesting 20 note that he
cesdemn. the zee % patent medicines.
v designed TO act upon the stomach lin
ne, stating that the best results are oh.
tefnsd by the use OF simple antacld
which acts upon the coHferts Of the
s<cSrse en- and reutrsii,es the acidity % the
fscd, thus removing the source Of the
treubis As an antaeid he presc ribes
efSssnsry bisurated masnesie. He con-
tends that u IL a. foolish TO treat the
stomach itself as u would be for man
sbs stepped on q tack to- rub ilnimsnt on
the foot without first removing The tack.
Remove the tack and the foot VIII heal
Hs~if--neutrsiise the acid and the stomach
tsoubiss will disappear. Irritating medl-
90 bons &c the content. OF the stomach
stmain acid; remove the scidity and
ehere VIII be no need for medicine-the
infiemsd lining OF the stomach will then
neal itself Sufferers from aoidity. sour
s<ensch ana heartburn should get small
bett1e Of bfsuratsd magnolia from their
dfuegist, and take tcaspoohful In q
aRaftsf of q glass of hot or cold water
star each meai, repeating in fifteen min
u1ss n necessary, this being the dose
which the doctor has found most effica-
cious IN all cases.--Advt.
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Torpedo Guards for warship..

WASHINGTON. Nov. 16--Rear Ad-
miral Taylor. Chief Constructor Of
tho Navy. has developed a plan for
protecting dreadnoughts from tor
pedo attacks. The Navy Department
is carefully guarding the patents. The
two dreadnoughts which will be
given out by contract on Wednesday
will be equipped with tho new device.
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Readers OF Aiss Frrion0's drtt
c'es are invifed to prfte to her, IN
care Of The Evening World, re-
ouesfino information that piH aid
them In foiIototn0 Aer illustrated
lessons.

peroxide will make Il yellow. The
henna makes tao hair a beautiful
bronze shade. 1t Is absolutely neces-
sary TO give the hair a thorough
shampoo. to remove all traces %
grease, before any preparation will
AFFECT the color. All soap suould be
removed also and. the hair and scalp
left perfectly clean.
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ANNIE NJ. writes: Twill you plea 50
state II hot water Is weakening TO the
lungs. My nose gets very red and
shiny when ! go out in the cold. What
causes this. and Is there anything to
prevent II? VIII alcohol promote the
growth OF hair on the face7'
As you did not state whether the hot
water Is used internally or externally,
cannot avise you. However, 1 do
not sec how II could affect tina lungs
n used either way. The red, shiny
nose IL caused by indigestion, rich
foods ana poor circulation. Light
diet and fresh air exercise will pre-.
vent 1t. No. alcohol will not grow
hair.
#. w. writes: You recently gave
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0es nnglo.i6dfiden Gmatismus.
iSprahe, i1on un0 t~Dunoerbar, Der
tits, Der iid oeiner~ i9Gmt? SITS
elmer Der oielen ~trniirigen @eieaen,
bic, obtDobl 6euti9 ODER bon Gent.
iden abitnmmeno, 0ih nift mehr
fennen molten, neil ie bic S60nbeit
oes @ep1ri0eg 6eines @eiites niht
ie1en uno fniien tonnen? ODER It'll
Elm 8ertreter 1merifaiiher Sod.
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aetDoltieen Sdopfungen oeaiti6en
Settles Der fid MIR 0ieies Mae0iuns
beOieneu fonute, Der ourd ben Geut.
iheten Der 9entiden, ben Berg.
mannsiobn W1rtin 2Htber, Elm
auuitruerf seidaffett, oos bic boz.
fcmmenite 9ormonie gum Aus0riid
bringt 8. ct. Chamberlain, Der
begeiiterte Ginger oeutiAer Spra.
DE, dubert iid in ieinen ariegsouf.
idsen balm, n1b bic WleniGen mill,
fen einIeben Iernert, 0aB, Der nihi
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Sin ebrlD. @ertrtter Sts ansIB.ame.
rifaniiden Ganatismns.
Bon s. s. Steger gIottsmoutb,

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driitEidea Nldttern unIeres Ganoeg
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all England ausaeIiefert peroen. ME
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Der Qlitglieo oes engliiden Barla-
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peroen f0Hueil, wetn reGtseitia uns
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3immer iebes, 1909 q. 30. Ctr,
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farms an b~erfamfen.

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