Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
'aID5NOsEs OFTEN OCCUR
NAENClOTHEs ARE TIGHT
Zen Often BE Improved by Gently
Pulling 1t, Beginning
~ ~ at Bridge.
BIZ LINA CAVALIERI

When not due to overindulgencc ir
alconul. an excessively red nose i:
usually the result OF indigestion ol
M clothing that is too tight. In the first
stages OF the trouble would battle
the tunfortunate feature with this To-
81 ton; distilled water, 30 grams; rose
81 wator, 50 grams: tincture of benzoin
81 gram: suiphatc of potassium. ] gram
TX the rcdness has persisted so long
would massage the following prcpara-
tion fress.y INTO the affected organ
9eettfied Alcohol, grams; pure glyce.
grams; cherry laurei water. S grams:
precipitate OF sulphur. grams.
Also it is essential, that you eat
s.l,ltin foods, very little meat. many
drink water freely between meals.
You can often improve the shape OF
in ugly nose bx gently pulling il. be-
Z eyes. and pressing the cushions OF no
thunb and arst finger against the
slowly. gently, Dut with arm Iressurc,
20 tho tip. Dip 81 soft complexion
Srusn into green soap, which, you
pTobahiy know. is a liquid; aud SCRUB
the parts affected by blackhcads. The
more obstinate OF them may have TO
bt pressed gently out with the fingers
II comedone extractor -iterward
apply cold cream 10 heal the skin irri-
9tatcd by the treatment.
When Nose Is Oily.
Should you happen 20 be afflicted
With that bane ot IN oily. shiny nose.
ny busting il repeatedly VITA this
rulveriScd orris root, ounce: pulvcr-
ICED spcrmaceti, dram. Min thor
ougily AND keep in dry place
!; is we'll known to the medical pro-
!assion shat q soaring diet. chiefly. OF
,frui: and liquids. and copious water
shrinking. would soon clear the com
t;ciear It, a pinch OF iodde OF lime in
"a glass OF water IN daily. doses for
ffweek Will aid in the body cleansing
satilictcd with unsishtly boils. y few
sTprkish baths will aid wonderfully in
1.-THE work.
: Sometimes it chances that the nose
tis harassed with continually recur-
ring. crop OF blackheads., particularly
in the creases on the side For this
hing tic affected parts With green
sopp. using y complexion brush. When
they have been properly sotisned. then
..'ress out tho hltckheads with the side
Hbf Il needle that has been sterilizcd
10y passing il through flame or
through boiling water. After press.
ing out ,ac blackheads. put cold
cream on The affected parts 10 hea!
thGy irritation.
After this treatment you are likely
t"ybo distressed with enlarged pores.
wldch arc ready 10 become filled once
mare with an accumulation OF CRIME
.lrrd -.scbaccous matter until new crop
acknowledgements result. 10 AVOID thlS-
bati,e the nose frequently with this To-
lion. which is most excellent for de-
crcasing the size OF open pores and also
for checking any tendency Of the skin
toward excessive GreaSlncSs rosewater
ounces; elder flower water. ] ounce:
tincture OF benzoin. IA ounce; ;anntc
acid. grains
Indigestion Also Cause.
Ii It is indigestion that has caused
this unpleasant redness of your nose.
then YOU need not despair, for indiEes-
ton n all its various forms can be
corrected If you will 20 the right way
about II.
The hes, method of curing it is by
--wailiinE in connection with Il curcfu!
diet. Indigestion is Il physical lailing
especially peculiar to some il"u and
70 smany women. Walking bs ring
i.s:F into play unused muscles and hy
long walk always does, relieves this
condition. Bear in mind that whatever
clears the internal organs brightcns
he eyes. Whatever promotes decp
breathing lays in n new stock OF vigor
. Is. we fill our cellars with coal in the
& winter.
Mslils habit for the purpose 20 o.
curing your indigestion and restoring
your nose 10 its normal appearance
you must see that il really becomes
daily habit. Don't stop indoors be-
raining. The rain won't hurt you in
me least. In fact. the daInpncss IN the
air is particularly good for your con-
n'cHion. Wear your raincoa. and ;ur-
liar: Put on your rubbers and Slt YOU
Mmhreln AT It's most coquettisn angle
its. and the walk Will do you world
III.