Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-31

and salads every day. I have a firm
conviction that half the ills OF the
world are due to carelessness in this
regard. The looks are regulated by it.
| too; the eyes, the skin and the hair.
AS much thought to keeping oneself
clean inside should be given as the out.
/ have been in pictures so long where,
of course, you have little time for ex-
%ercise, so that | have to watch myself
more carefully than one who has the
opportunity for exercise"
Miss Doro's eyes and skin and hair
are convincing testimony of the sanity
Of the advice, which every medical man
would su~bstantiate as the best bit OF
health and beauty advice that could be
given.
Il wash my face with soap and water
although I have to listen now and then
to advice from people not TO do this.
But | don't see how anyone can be
clean without soap and water. l can't.
| know. | never had q massage in my
life. But naturally my face does get
cold dreaming enough when | I'm MAX
ing up. j.
but I'll tell you an awfully good
thing for the face. My mother has
used it for years and l use it frequent
ly. 1t cleans the pores out wonder
fully. And l think acts as an astring-
ent, too.
Studies Beautiful Women
80, I do something that / think
might be helpful. Before / take my
hot bath I smear my face with cold
cream and let that remain on while
I battle. The steam and the heat of
the body seem to make the cream pene-
trate the pores better and after my
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face with soap and water.
"That really is n helpful hint, as
| those of us who have stolen q march
on the facial m~asseuse at the Turkish
bath may testify to. l have applied
room and it is most effective as a mas
sage.
II love to watch a beautiful womala
L love to study her, Her grace Of
walk. her posture as she sits, stands,
! moves. People ought to develop a
! sense of beauty just as other senses
are developed. BY that | mean study
ing art as it is presented by the great
scIlptors. There Is q world of learning
in that for us women. Studying the
lines of a woman's neck intrigues me,
the back of the neck from the Shout
ders UT to the hair. / love that grace
full line there you see on some women.
And vet, so many women let them
selves slump. They let the head push
forward in a lazy way and destroy the
symmetry there. 1t is simply a matter
Of holding the head up as though II
were still attached to the spine. ] have
become so interested in it that 1t mas
made me watch out for my own.
Il think aesthetic dancing wonderful
ND to a certain point. 1t develops
the sense of beauty as it applies to the
body. But the mistake there is IN con-
tinuing on until one gets 'posey.' l
practice poses with statuary as my
guide. graceful, meaning poses, but 1t
is like practicing the scales in music,
the rudimentary effort must be forgot
ten in the execution Of a piece, or like
learning the technique of a song and
singing it without trace Of technique.
| think that the way to acquire grace.
In other words, learn and then forget
the rules"
ANSWERS to Beauty Questions-bx..
Gertrude-I don't claim my youth
preservers are the greatest discovery
of the age. But / do claim that practic-
ing these twelve most excellent exer-
cises daily will give you one of the
greatest discoveries of your life. They
will make a new woman out Of you in
less than two months, if you will do
them consistently and faithfully. You
need them. as do all of us women
whose work is more or less combining
and who must depend for our daily ex-