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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-26
Vice President of the
Argentine Republic Dies

Buenos Aires. June 26. - Palagfo
B. Luna, vice president of the Argen-
tine Republic. died here yesterday.
Senior Luna took ONCE as vice
president of the Argentine Republic.
October IL. 1915.
He had been seriously i'll for sew
sral weeks and recently was reported
to be in = critical condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
.
NEW STYLES IN JEWELRY
diamond Chain. From Forty TO Iifty
Inches In Length Are Being
shown.


CHICAGO. April I.-An expensive
spring fashion is the long diamond
necklace with pendant. The diamond
chains measure from forty TO nCtv
icnes In length From this gilt;eriu Z
loop hangs a large and handsome pend :
ant which. although detachable. forms
a concrete part OF the chain. pendant
ana chain comprising a single jewel.
The chains are formed OF the finest
platinum work set with diamonds and
are eiTher OF links and platinum chain
Work or OF boS-set diamonds Diamonds
surrounded by circles OF beaded or
plain platinum wire are used as the
larger links with very fine chain work
in platinum between: or the diamonds
are set IN mounting OF almost in
visible mill:gram platinum alternating
with Il single tiny platinum link
Tn. chains are worn with the more
drcssy and formal afternoon gowns
and are particularly appropriate for
the morning even for the musicale. ac-
cording TO the best fashion authorities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

velope shaped and mounted In oxy-
diced silver. One great square slab OF
turquoise nlatriN DTnamcntcd tho
mount and The original note was given
~ tn. smaller square disks of tur-
quo!Sc framed in tiny rims of the Sill =
veT which studded the suede OF the
lower part Or the bag and reached UP
on either side 10 within about an inch
Of III" bag mounting
StuddinS the bag material. whe ! h .
II Il" suede. mesh Kid or leather Is
4 nc" departure 70: the bag designers
mold on The Fancy o: the fair users OF
IA" finest semn"i handbags and
smaller purses.
There arc gold mesh bags spriukIcd
over with either sapphircs. e,ncralds,
hnlr'hSrta or ;ppa2eS and platinum
mcsg"S studded WIKI diam nds and e ne
modish "lack and wn!ic is carried out
~ TINS way DE IN" use Of faccted ONYX
outlined Ia white enamel and framed
n = rii' OF platinum 70 match the
mesh on purse 90 platinum Of the
mounting on - h!ack suede bag"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
Walter X. Benjamin

go Fifth Avenue, New York.
Is the leading dealer in autographs of ceIe-
hrities. Established 1897. Publisher 9TH,
Collector. 81 year. He buys and sells
letters and documents and invites cor
rcSpondence.
Catalogues Sent Free
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
Valuable Hints
for the Home
Hon. to Take the Ink
Stains ont ola
Carpet.

Tortoise she1l combs should occa-
eionally be we'll rubbed with tho palm
OF the hand to restore their bright
ness.
TO tako ink stains out OF carpets
and tapestry. apply unboilcd milk.
and as the ink rises TO the surface
mop # up with biottns paper.
ways be rinsed in cold water before
being washed in hot. Hot water used
first sets the curd. and the surface is
NV wien e-S buying fass n'n naaakerchie,s or
other linen goods, to lind gu, If they
are really linen. moistcn the tip OF tho
finger and press on them. II tho vet
is linen. but II cotton 1t takes some
seconds to wet through tho thread.
In cleaning oiicloth use vsry little
der the oilcioth and rot it. < little
kerosene added to the water improves
ii for cleansing. White spots from
splitting hot liquid on oilcioth may be
removed with Il few drops of spirits
of canphor
However much one likes chocolate
pudding, 1t Is often tribe too rich
teacupful OF Carolina rice slowly until
very swollen In Il pint and half Of
milk; or milk and water. The milk
should previonsl: be swce:cned with
two ounces of caStor-ssugar When
the rice has practically soaked up tho
milk. stir in two tcaspoonfuls OF grated
chocolate.
Stale bread. camouGaged. makes an
appetizng side dish for lunch Gu;
some neat rounds OF bread. dip them
in sweetHned milk. fry golden brown.
spread with jam. and servo very hot
Another way is TO cut up the bread
IN fingers, then proceed as ABOVE.
When fried pile them on a dish and
pour over hot syrup.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
WALTER D. MOSES & CO. stenwsy House"
The Easter Piano

THERE is no time of the suitable than
L for giving the home that Piano. And when you
get the new Piano. OF course, you be its
true musical quality and durability.
The be
$ but for
wi bong
of
be bought ne
The Moses stock OF Pianos includes
standard makes.
Hardma
kimball-Stcck-Haincs-W
Sandard-Fianola Playc Piano
You
faction matter where
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
SERVANT PROBLEM CAUSES
DISTURBANCE IN BRITAIN
Girls Who Worked In NunitIon Plants
Arc Slow to Return 10 Hamc
Work.

W ASIiINGToN. April 10 tSpeciaD.-
England is facing an after the war
servant problem that is mucf more
GNaci!nG than any that dsturbs the
united states. where conditions have
hccn gradually reaching point AT
which the cook and houscmaid. who
performed indefinite tasks during un-
limited hours, fortunately are bccom
ing extinct types of workers
In London domestic service is roy.
organized. and the eight hour day has
b"cI dcCrecd, much to the discomfort
OF houSeholders. Girls who have had
three or four years experience as en-
ployces in munition plants are SLOW 10
return 20 their old labors for ,hrv
have learned the meaning o. special
lied tasks and exact hours Accorhinr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

burg Christian Church Monday even
ing. April %. al $50 o'clock
Mrs. Charles +. Bernicr and Miss
Anna g. iannas viii give an Easter
dance Monday nghs at the neid
house in honor OF the athletic
dances Of the TWO college clubs will be
given Friday evening ana SATURDAY
and Saturday afternoon. April % and
20
Miss Virginia Pritchard is at home
from the Womans Gollegl Lynch :
burg. for Easter. and has as guests
TWO of her schoolmatcs. Misses Mary
Stokes and Katherine Cocker, OF elm
ton. : c.
Miss Irene =. Stamp. secretary 10 the
assistant director OF the extension di-
vision for year left Thursday FOR
College Park. Nd. where she has ac-
Ceptcd a position.
sergeant Major g. T.. Swecker. O.,
WyihcYiiic. is the guest OF his sister
Mrs. - &. Henderson. Sergeant
Swecker was wounded in the Ar2o-ne
fores; battle, and mas been IN the hos
pital AT Fort Mclienty.
II. II. Ii!M attended ;he meeting OF
me Virginia War History Commission
in Richmond this week.
Mrs. Lignan :. Randolph. OF Balt-
more is the house guest OF Mrs. ELI
son \. Smythe
Mrs. Joseph D. Eggleston is visiting
her sistcr-in-l law, Mrs. T. II Johnson,
and other relatives in Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

10 reports received by ;he United States
Department OF Labor, the owners OF
nne residences. many OF which have
been occupied for war needs. find II
more difficult TO procure women than
10 obtain men for domestic service
II Is demonstrated that buffers and
footmen who have been through the
war are glad to return TO the old rou-
cine. ~htle the maids who nave known
ne delights of independence resist the
iiNine-in' system which limits their
freedom.
Tile standardized of housework is
one OF the next steps in industrial
progress. economists who have studied
the problem declare It is not many
years since nursing was as casual and
as un,raiaed an occupation as maid
service is today, and il IS u-cph.sicd
that a; time not IA" OF The skilled
worker who can cook scicntincaily or
care for rooms and wait on table will
nav" regular hours and Viii cOinman =
wages ADEQUATE to enable her To live
Independently.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

Easter wccI, viii bring 'o the I-~Fr
p Of the rayts; ana Sinartr-i st-.Ge-
bod ~ the announccmcu; made az
coming attractions There Is :. dc
'ir'% In each Of Tic TWO h.lls.
long the features az the upeuIn.
" w'll be. Alfred !ai.il. tie amman
or. and his company l.atel. IS
4 known hcreaboiits fo- l.- lu.-
|sora,lon o: the iuL,crouSy fuu,!t
b in The Wizard OF on" WIN
|ic Nokes hc l. appearing IN vaudc :
|c IN Enthusiastically funny ski
b om!me comedy
The Decorators" the neUes. % Fred
la tn s hilarious pi'S Of bunoonery.
another interesting attraction Tw .
|DdcTinE decorators furnish the
There are coolies % FUN and som c
ttuck ana o'Neii viii be seen.
lly ShaituCk IS an old Hichmond
'oF ts. THIS Season she IS pTes,Hnt :
Tel. singing comedi.nne.
|.dna iieunctt. singer and come
|nne. Is also a beautiful artists mo-
Her face has adorned nagszin"
'c.s many times and is therefore
YublIc than her musical accom-
Il dents Further widening the
ic,y OF tho bill will come tic war
E.othcrs. who are billed the
'Id Cid'N plpU lcOt cHblilyEiS'S.
mother good holiday bill - prp,niS-
for the Weekend II embraces live
|ndArd keith features. all Of which
new I" Eichmond. ON this bin
[: Frank Stafford. character actor.
10. with his company is presenting
~ Van Wrinkles Dream Il tabled
|:hc famous play: The Reynolds Dme
IA DASH o. Class" novelty act.
|,fe and A!hc-,s. comedy variety
lists. who have an ella podrida dt
|as!ns things: Ilughie Clark. BLACK
II comedian. singer and dancer. VINO
offering monologuc called "chas-
the Blues" and Rose and Ellis
\, call themselves the Human
|hpinC Jacks"
ne Pa;hc news films Will he cspcc,-
attractive and scasonablc this
Tx
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20


iNchmond's laughing festival OF one
y VIII take place at the Academy
Musie. matinee and night. on Thurs
p. INC attraction being the funny
Ess COMPANY and production ;hat was
Pa here last season.
In brief. the story has TO do with
E uS. IN dSxs sI n hiS ,apar,men,
Ct that nc!ghborliRess IS AZ once
rr:b!c 10 indulge in and imposs!bl.
ayoh. In one apartmen: live Harry
pcdai on parties, ana sh" the high :
SociaDic little creature who cannot
prevented from smiling at straIg :
| IN elevators.
n tho apartment nboyc ,hon live
Enor and Signora Mont Iic is a
"pp-2 night star at the Metropolitan
|e'a tiousc: she The hma2onian who
|Hcd him out OF q Brooklyn cabaret
(,rimcnt above them live the Lar
Sc; welded after the first act Of
/ p!ay lie. poor dear. is q slave
|'uEh she finds ii hard 10 believe, it
rs not take the soul o. :. prophet to
mat once The tenor comes home
ckhiiaratcd TO know one apartment
/ IN The other, and SO got. b. mistake
10 tho wrong ono. thc compl!cations
the pla%wr!gbt's hand Not =,
|tncc for "a i,id-ilrc situations We're
;ses not piece OF characterization
|,ced, suffice TO say thai Twin
rs Is said 10 be the funnicsi play
written and ono thaS viii last
years. The demand FOR II comes
IN all over the world. Ee-idcs ito
IL runs n America London and
|strai'a. thus Year III spite Of war
[.nit3as y W!iI also Ue presented in
Fis. Rome Madrid. North and south
| lea. The following metro0oi.tau
|ncd!auS VIII again be seen: I'm
pete Hotchc. hIgustc Aranl!ni. I:eSs
Tord Ten Eyck Clay. iierher,
fh;, Josephine SAKE Margarc, phtl-
bi. Mar Brennan and others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

Tortoise she'll combs should occa-
eionally be we'll rubbed with tho palm
OF the hand to restore their bright
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
Victrolas and Victor Records

We are wholesale and retail factory distributors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
LATEST HANDBAG
-treen suede OF EHvelopr shape 6,
Mounted In OIydikcd
silver.

't.W YORK. April lo.-TAn authority
icsclry styles has this TO say re-
ding some o. the latest designs in
ldhags:
one of the mos. striking handbags
ave seen is Of Sca-grecn suede en-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
BLACKSBURG

ELACKSBURG. VA. Ap.il ls.-Mr.
and Mrs Waiter r. Stanger have se1t
out cards for the marriage OF their
daughter. Lucille Katherine. TO Henry
.. COOLEY, OF pipcrs Gap. Va The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

cure footsick: Your feet feel tired,
ed up, chafcd, aching. swcaty and
y need "Tiz."
riz" makes feet remarkably fresh
sorc-proof "Tiz" takes the pain
ourn right out OF corns, callouscs
bunlons. "f'iz" is the Grandest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20

Committee Of Congress has been con.
signed TO "a cabinet along with other
sets used by Presidents on historic 90.
caslons. IL is a lain dinner sot. deco
rated WIN single stripc OF gold. aud
Was used for the first tino AT the
league OF nations dinner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-20
Preserve Chin. Dishe.,

WASHINGTON, April 13.-China used
on the White House table for the din
nor conforencs February 90 at which
FFresiaent Wilson on his return from
with members OF the Foreirn RoiationS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
LLUv1A EN- LOS JARDINEs

Llueve, llueve en- los jardines
Y chapotea .el jardinero,
Calvo y girls, por el sendere
De los palidos jazmines.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
ABANICOs DE PLUMA

Los abanicos de fantasia sirvieron
de introductores los grandes de plu
mas, que Sc habfan olvidado durante
muchos amos sin que una mano pia-
dosa los sacase relucir, mientras
los chiquitos con varilIaje de marfil
los substituian. F
Despues, durante un brevisimo pc
riodo hemos visto infnidad de aba
nicos mas menos bonitos, de todos
estilos y tamanos, por fin volvieron
a hacer su aparici6n en- las grandes
fiestas aquellos que aludi al prin
cipio de estas lineas. Y que son, en-
verdad, un complemento ideal de los
trajes de bale. AZ
Tienen ell varillaje de carey cl
pals tornado por varias plumas de
avestruz Y vaporosas de diferentes co
lores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27

progreso positive, mas humane, mas
ecuanime altruista, van despertando
llenos de entusiasmo, llenos de ese es-
pfritu divine q. cual lenguas de fuego
recibieron los primerose cristianos en-
los comienzos de nuestra era, segdn
la tradicion.
Y comprendiendo que esa aurora
refulgente anuncia ell esplendor de un
nueve dfa, que nos acerca mas y mas
a nuestro perfeccionamiento moral, Sc
levantan decididos cumplirel deber de
grado que les impone o seiiala la ma
no del Eterno, pues hG lLegGdO Ia ho-
rd de todGs las reiUindicdciones
Y Puerto Rico, esta isla que siempre
demostro ser progresista; que STEM
pre- ha permanecido como los israeli
tas en- el cautiverio; I; como los pola-
cos en- la esclavitud; embebida en- el
ideal de redencion, y adorando de 70
.dillas la estrella de su bandera infeliz,
d la que anna con amor at1,icO e iptUe1ass
SOY sin embargo, este Puerto Ri
co que parecia tan adelantado civica-
plente, Sc muestra ahora un pueblo obs
curantista Y retrogrado, que Sc resiste
"a reconocer el derecho divino conce-
dido por Dios rnismo al hacerlas Sc
res humanos-de sus madres, de sus
esposas y de las hijas de su alma!
Y no para aquf su aberracion. I Que
sera de nuestra isla gentil cuando el
fuIgurar de todos los pafses obedien-
ties al mandate de Ia Civilization 10
deslumbre, y quede envuelto en- su ne
grura, como ell pat1tto obscltro de 10
atrasddo, hacienda pandant con Tur
quia y algunas tribus del Africa? !
iQue Sc terne en- nuestro pals?
Que lassclases analfabetas tomen fuer
"a en- nuestras aetuaciones polfticas?
Para ESQ hay un remedio efcaz. Va
yam todas las mujeres de Puerto Ri
co votar, sin distinction de classes
nj de partidos, y las mujeres educadas
est-ran en- mayorfa.
feSLflnJaSe el VoCO como meulO ue
estirpar ell analfabetismo.
Sc tepe, dicen, las mujeres cato
licas. iQue tiene que yer hoy la reli-
gion con Ia politica? mo son catolicos
tambi6n los hombres?
iSeran menos patriotas las puerto
rriquenas que las demas mujeres del
mundo, cuando en- la gran guerra fue-
ron hasta las duquesas y las prince
sas a arar la terra, y q confundirse
con los soldados, llevando cabo los
oficios mas humildes y los mas va
roniles? 7NN
;No deploraran algdn dia nuestros
psisanos, el haber tenido Ia desgracia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
Ell BUEN SENTIDO
Y Ell CUTS

Hasta en- las investigaciones' de la
ciencia en- 10 que a la belleza del GU
tis Sc refere, va imponiendose la doc
trina del buen sentido. En- lugar de
obstruir ell natural funcionamiento 'ic
los poros con el uso de cosmeticos, Ia
mujer de talento adopta en- la actua-
lidad ell "metodo de absorcion", que
consiste sencillamente en- eliminar por
medic de absorcion el cults exterior
marchito Y gastado, que por cualquier
razon la naturaleza no ha desprendido
en- la forma usual en- una piel sana
v joven. Bajo el cults exterior, rugoso
v manchado, toda mujer tiene una
piel hermosisima. ~ s2Et
Para extirpar este velo- de aspec-
to desagradable, las mujeres inteli-
gentes usan simplemente un POGO de
buena cera mercolizada extendien-
dola sobre la piel como 81 Sc tratara
de cold cream. FL resultado es inr
diato, pues, en- POGO tempo la cera
absorbe la epidermis externa de poca
vida, cayendo aquella en- forma de-
copos microscopes Y descubriendo ell
c',tis ho'l'simo y joven que Sc encuen
ira debajo. !
ST desean hacer la prueba, adquie-
ran en- la farmacia un POGO de buena
cera mercolizada, aplicandola por las
noches a rnanera de cold cream sobre
Ell cults. ss
Nadie tiene de desagradable y Ell
resultado que con tai procedinniento
,e obtiene es rnaravilloso, pues devuel
We la felicidad cuaquier muier, que
puede sentir entonces las delicias de
un CUTS lozano fresco.
Tenga entendido que el producto
genuine Sc expende al publico en- un
envoltorio de carton blanco, cuya GU
',ierta exterior tiene la inscription
en- ingles 'pure mercolized wax" i'm
oresa en- azul.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27

no debe usted dejar de secarse bien
las manos antes de salir al aire libre.
81 - olyida usted de tomar esta pre-
cauei6n. entonces CORE usted el peli-
gro de tener las manos todas cuartea-
das. en- unas condolences que no son
del agrado de las mujeres de buen
gusto.
81 las manos son de las que siempre
estan secas y lucen delgadas, yo len
aeonsejo que Sc las froten tres veces a
la semana con aceite de olivo.
Pero para tener las manos bonitas,
que este les pase en- el plazo mas
cortO possible, debe usted darles masa-
je con una pomada de Cold Cream sim
pie y usar guantes de cabritilla todas
Las noches. Los guantes deben tener
por 10 menos dos tamafios mayores que
los que usa usted para sus salidas de
casas y estar todos llenos de agujeri-
tos para que Sc falieite la ventilaci6n
dc las manos.
Ahora en- cuanto al modo dc darse
el masaje a las manos. Para la cara es
mejOr el movimiento redondo, pero
para las manOs debe usted darselo 10
largo dc Ia mano. De la mejor manera
que puedo 20 describirle el modo de
darse masaje a las manos, es indican-
dole que Sc imagine que sc esta usted
poniendo un par de guantes por pri-
mera vez. Tiene usted que tirar de la
piel de cada mano ligeramente hacia
atras por 10 menos veinte veces. Des
pues tirar tambien de las puntas de
los dedos hacienda preston entire am
bos dedos que quedan al lado uno del
Otro. Tambien podra usted comprobar
que el jugo de lim6n simple lie servi-
IA de mucho para conservar las ma
nos blaneas y libres de manchas.
Elimina prontamente las particulas
que denotan POGO aseo y que Sc in
crustan en- el cults, asi como la de las
uhas, y haee desaparecer de un todo
las manchas, haciendome abrigar la
ereeneis de que este ingrediente no de-
biera faltar del tocador de las mujeres.
81 Sc desea que sc considere a una
mujer con las manos bonitas, esta ha
de tener igual 6uidado con las ufas
de modo que est6n siempre presenta-
bles. Deben limpiarse bien todos los
dias y atenderlas con un tratamiento
de manicure, aunque sea unos minutes
eada dia, y una vez a la semana re-
cortar los bordes y emparejarlas. Des
pu5s Sc deben limpiar un POGO para
auitarle los bordes asperos que pu-
diera quedarles.
Las manos que son muy afiladas o
delgadas, denotan generalmente las
condolences fisicas de la persona. Ha
ga cuanto pueda porque su cuerpo al
.,7ee el peso que debiera tener, en-
condieiones normales, y no tendra us
~ dificultad en- conservar sus manos
en- sus formas naturales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27

~ todo los encantos feneninos
ninguno - tan atfayente como unas
hnanos d. muler suayes y bien cui'ia-
das. Todas las mujeres pueden tener
laa manos sn esas condiciones si solo
trntanen de hacer Il neecsario esfuer-
70 para clio. 81 aun q tfabajo De Ia
casa e. ereuza suheiente para que las
mulerea tenran las manos gruesas,
euartendaa y enrolecidns, cuando es
tan farii eonseguirre unos guantes dc
gora.
~ 80 fuera q declr en an solo para
70. hariendo un eonlunto d. toda mi
erperienfla, dandoles mi conseio aeer
"a a. ID que dehe haeerse para cui-
daF bien a. ias manos. diria No dejeH
qas 81 ies eafrisH ias uianos. ~ con-
seIo 81 fkeil d. oomprender. 81 listed
tlsns 81 euidado de no dejar que 81 le
ensucien hs manos iamas. vera usted
cue siempFe estaran sunyes y blancas.
conservnndo Hu natural tamah0 y f.
gura.
Muy poeas muleres saben como de-
ben lavarss ias manos. Algunas 10 Ia
cen con rueha frecuentia y otras muy
pocas yeoes uno de- los primeros man
damlentos cue 80 le impondria e. que
-se lave usted sus manos en- aqua H.
bia o caliente. 81 - ve usted obHgada
q usar 10 cue ~ llama aqua pesada.
ent0nces debe listed suayizarla usando
un POGO De b6raR. una eucharadita pa
"a AN htro de aqua. Despues echese en-
era aqua IN jab6n bueno. Debe listed
usar varios hasia eneontrar unO que
u siva bien III cults. cuando ya haya
tenido Il iab5n en q aqua 81 tempo
necesario para que produzca una bue-
ma eapuma, entonccs meta en ella las
manos
Despufs que se las haya lavado
bien con esta aoiuei6n, dehe secarlas
llgeramente con una buena tohal'a de
felpa. Anies a. que se hayan seeado
snleramente tome de sus efectos De
t0cador un pomito de una soluci6n que
use para blanquear y suayisar las ma
noa Efta foluci6n puede hacefse en-
dos partea De- aqua de rosa con una
a. glicerina. Sc u puede agregar a es
a solucidn Ia euarta parte De una on
"a DE- untnra De benzoina y diez go
tas de aeido carb6lico. > esto Ia hace
eKceiente muy efectiva. Fr6tese las
manos. que suaves y blancas le que
dan. 10 que e soprendera agradable-
mente colm6ndola De- algeria.
Las manos deben lavarse de este mo
% 10 meuos dos veces al dia. mas
si fuere possible. easo AZ que sus ma
nos hayan estado eSpuestas a echarse
q perder. poFque haya heeho usted al
guna labor cue Ia periudique en- este
nentid0.
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