Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-09-07
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The Use and Abuse Of Powder.

ace powder can be abused il not
used discreetly, just as perfume, lip
rogue or n article OF milady's toilet.
rev people will deny that it is a
necessity to the well groomed woman,
nut OF course there are many badly
groonncd women who employ Innocent
powder TO cover a multitude of pinlHles,
rather than sin.
The way in which women use powder
cutters as much as the women them
selves. ! hear one declare that only a
we'll worn charnois can be used, another
saws this IS too drying and thai a soft
hlt OF flannel is better. The third turns
up her nose at tho mention of flannel
and EoGchcs for SONIC SOLE o. prepared
cloth which is on the market 10. the
purpose.
Another says that these are not san-
ltary and proudly asserts that a fresh
bit OF abSorbant cotton is the only
right thing that any with any
sense can possibly use.
One says a dry towel another a piece
of white silk stocking. and ssil! another
thinks a bit of Turkish toweling cor
rect, and so the battle Of the ASWder
rag continues to be waged.
The secret Of using face powder with
cut bad effects depends on whether the
face is, or is not, thoroughly cleanscd
should be applies and wiped off w1tn a
clean soft towel. This will leave the
pores clean and free for several our
and at the same time improve the color
and texture of the skin.
The wise woman will cloose her
powder rs carefully as her physician.
h will select the tinge best suited
to her complexion, apply il carefully,
never neglect to brush it out of her eye
brows and lashes, and always leo& The
better for using II.
Headaches and Beauty.
Although a headache is booked upon
as a very ordinary ailment, it some
times grows to be an annoyance as we'll
as \ destroyer OF beauty. No one can
look really charming, or even fan TO
show traces OF pain, while suffssfAg
from a %plinding headache.
A headache always has a cause, osu-
ally in some other part of the body, al
though the eyes are often the cause.
or course a neryou shock. VERY or
some trouble may be the cause OF the
headache. which, while painful. rs not
necessarily alarming. But, if q Ger
tain kind Of headache recurs at 1se-
quent intervals, it is time not only to
find a cure, but a cause.
One should not try headache rome
dies p~romiscuously without a dostOr's
advice, unless one knows what IL IN
the dose: because headaches which
show a tendency to become chr0n1c
are not properly headaches at all and
cannot be reached by heachache msdi-
cines, or at least permanently cured,
as such headaches are sympathetic
messengers from the brain recording
a disturbance somewhere else in the
body.
The trouble may, Of course. be in the
head. The ears, the eyes. the nerves.
or adenoidal growths-all cause head
aches, and the first symptom of an
abcess in the inner ear is a headache.
Kidney trouble is often indicated by a
headache and we all know that most
of the ordinary headaches are directly
due to the stomach.
Probably it is as well that such a
forcible reminder tells us something Is
wrong, If We arc only wise enough to
listen to the persistent hammering.
A headache is often due to an empty
stomach or n stomach overloaded with
indigcStibie food.