The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-29
(Edited by Dr. David 1T. Reeder,

! | LaPorte, Ind.)
 l FACE FASHION: CCo0tiuUcd) As stated in my previous lectures we shall now take the two most important ! beauty requisito--EaEr and complexion. i You say you never did have any sue ] cess with creams and powders and ! cosmetics and rlassa Ee. Well, I am
 not surprised at that. Such things are made to sell, and if the magical
 virtues attributed to them were true, there would not be 50 many brands i on sale, as every woman would have 1 a most beautiful complexion from the
 use of the one box that she has 1 bought, and some women who have
 dozens and dozens of them, would be 1 so beautiful that the roses and vioIets would hide their heads in shame. No, no, q thousand times no. Creams, pastes and cosmetics do but clog Up 1 the pores of the skin on the face and cause it to exhibit all abundant cro-, 1 of pimpIes, blac!lhea Is and enlarged l pores. \ coarse rough skin. with plentIy of wrinkles. is the usual re- 1 suit of creams pastes and message ! especially when the massage is ap- ! piled by the unskiIIed hands of the i average woman.
 l The first requisite to a clear. fail l and healthy face. that will always be in fashion. is freedom from corsJipa- i ton, and the second is the 5udiciOus Use Of q suitably prepared rotist sCan. The third requisite ts an abundance of pure water both inside and out. Freedom from constipation. as you perhaps know, las been a hobby of mine for years, and f you suffer. just form q habit of drinking from three to four quarts of rnro water 5aiIy- How quickly the sy~-ern will respond to this pure cleasing fluid, and the roses will be painted underneath the skin on the cheeks but they wont shine through unless you remove the dust end dirt and grease and grirne that is bound 10 acs umu1ate and clog up the pores unless you carefully wash with 9 good soap and plenty of warm not hot} water every Eight before retiring.
 To many women the question of suitable toilet soap is a serious one There are hundreds of kir5s adver- tised, and according to the claim Of the makers, each one is better than the other.
 In all my books and lectures. I have always advised my students to keep closely to nature as possible, and 5n seeking for remedies of any and all kinds. to get those which come from
 
 is made from fats properly mixed with saponifying agents. and many ct the highly scented and advertised soaps are made from putrid and Gas- eased fats, so highly impregnated with free alkai, as to make them not only injurious to the skin. buc an actual cause of disease Nature. however, generous Mother Nature, supplies US with baImy healing oils. and among all of those which she gives us. there are perhaps few that possesses the healing properties as the fat or oil that can be extracted from corn or the product of palm trees, and these oils combined with other nature remedies can be and are used in g, soft soap, which reccomended to my readers. many years ago and for the making of which l gave the formula in my lectures which is available to all.
 presume you have read my Iec- lures on falling hair, i1 which the use of the soft soap and potash soap is described.
 In treating the face. first rinse it in warm soft water. This relaEos It thoroughly with a cloth. I never