Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-24

into which you have poured linsccd oil.
TWO ounces; limo water. two ounces.
wash the intiamed parts OF the arms
schliS with this. and aftcrward wrap
inc arms In loose. light bandages OF
cream itncn,' | said Had my friends
nan"s ocen sunburned like her arms.
! would have counSclcd washing them
IN the same cooling healing mixture
MY FRIEND is no longer I'm her first
youth. Though radically beautiful. she
mas passed that border limo of thirty
I'VE. after which. my esteemed collabo-
rator i'll the science OF health ami
beauty. Eugene Sandow. says. the
muscles OF the face slowly but in
evitably fall. After this strenuous
summer. In which she had been one
OF Tie summer capitals most admired
bellies. she had noted with chagrin that
not only were her cheeks trccklod but
that, ever so slightly. her checks had
begun to sag.
Brace Them" advised
How she sobbcd. through her
tears.
with ice" said. with the convic-
ton growing out Of my knowledge uf
how the so-calIed Freezing" process
causes first shock to the ccntcrs OF cir
cnlation. then renewed and rcstimulatcd
circulation. Pass "a lump Of ice slowly
over the checks in Il rotary motion
with upward pressure. The Immediate
result VIII he fine glow in the checks
and tho ultimate result Il sulidifyine
of the muscles
My friend returned from her con-
quests at popular beach resort showed
me also neck. yellow. after it's first
brown tan acquired by careless. lot,ur-
Ing at tho beach had faded advised
rs | always do, the simple rcmcdic.
first: lemon juice. one ounce; elyccrin
one ounce.
Sprinkle it freely on the neck and
pat it gently in. no sure not to rub il
vigorously into the skin for the skin
of the neck is very loose and is easily
dragged into wrinkles.
To Remove Frccklcs.
For frecklcs on her checks | recon-
mcnded this paste. much used in Eng
land: oil Of almonds, one tablespoonful:
English mustard, one Tablespoonful
Sprinkle into this enough lemon
juice to make u medium thick paste
Spread this on the checks evenly and
smoothly and leave II on until IL be
gins to stinp> Then remove it with a
soft cloth and pat cold cream into the
checks to counterfeit the rcdncSs and
pain of the mustard application
need hardly toll any thoughtful reader
To Let no part of this mustard plaster
mtrudc upon the eyes or eyebrows.
This application may he used twice
day. until the scarfskin bcGius to
peel off. For a time the newly formed
skin will he sensitive, and should hc
washed only with rose water or dis
titled water.
Tho sun frowns my friend had con-
tra"tcd from lounEing on the beach
and staring along the white stretches
OF sand in tho fun blaze Of the sun.
told her they could gradually he
.oaNcd away by applying handagcs
made Of slices of fresh curumhers To
he forehead. y cooling band uf this
iGroSS the nose would lesson it's rcd
less
Because her chin and checks shared
In the sun scaldinG that the bandages
be placed also about them.
In the same way cooling paste
made II oatmeal, ono ounce; lemon
Juice. one ounce; bcnzuin, onc-hult
ounce. can tie applied.
\ third preparation that is good
nstr.nGrnt for drawing together tho re-
faxed skin of tho forehead which has
produced wrinkles: whit. Of one egg,
On" tcaspoonful OF alcohol
Bee stinEs arc among tho pests to
b" dreaded in summer. For these adj
wise that a piece IF lint b. dipped into
he following, and renewed again aud
again upon the wounds until tho in
iammaticn has disappeared: white Of
ono egg. alum. onc-quarter ounce.
Drop the alum into the white of egg
and stir until IL forms a solid mass like
Selatiuc.
Mosquito bites are allayed by the APP
plication Of the following: pulverized
camphor, one ounce: pure carbolic acid,
one-halt ounce; alcohol, ono dram
Din into this lotion n piece of lin,
or absorbent cotton, ana iastcn with
band"gcs upon tho innamcd parts re
new Is often as necessary uutil the
rai" is gone.