The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-12-19
: n.,fH BEAUTY ALL IS
EASY, SAYS CORLISS
GIRLS CAN GET LONELINESS
IN ANY DRUG STORE, SAYS
THE YOUNG WOMAN.

NEW YORK, n Y.-Loveliness
can be purchased at the corner drug
store-to be beautiful one needs only
to know how to make ones self So
in the opinion OF Corliss Palmer, for
mer Macon, Ga. hotel cigar stand
girl who later won a magazine beau
ty contest conducted by Eugene V.
brewster, whose wife now is suing
him for desertion and alimony, while
Miss Palmer and her mother and lit
tie brothers and sisters share Brew
ster's home in the Normandie Heights
colony OF Morristown n. ].
Probably few women have had such
opportunitv to express their views on
beauty as has Miss Palmer, who, after
winning the beauty competition and
becoming the publishers sweetheart,
became beauty editor" of Brewster
magazine, Beauty
Path to Beauty.
Some of the most pungent and en-
Tightening axioms uttered by MISS
Palmer through the pages OF Beauty
and revealing a deep study OF the art
of winning men follow:
With beauty everything else comes
easy.
Don't forget that beauty is power.
There is nothing more potent. 1t is to
a woman what capital is to a merchant.
Its absence is a misfortune; its culture
wise and proper
There is no doubt in my mind that
Eve ate the forbidden fruit because
she had read in the beauty column
of the Eden Fig Leaf that apples were
good for the complexion.
Pandora'S box was, no doubt hlled
with face powder, which has wrought
more havoc and made more history
than gunpowder.
1t is every girls duty to make her
self as beautiful as she can.
Discard the old fashioned notion
that you should not use powder, rouge,
lip salve, etc. 1t is the modern idea.
Everybody's doing it,
Thou shalt assist nature whenever
possible by the use of cosmetics and
other remedies, remembering that we
live unnatural lives and therefore must
adopt artificial means to preserve and
enhance the beauty that nature hath
given.
A pretty mouth and velvety lips car
ry the mind to the land OF romance
and love.
The lips are loves delicious weap-
ons OF attraction as we'll as her seal
of approval.
The famous perfumes of Arabia are
enhancing, but there is nothing sweet
er than the natural scent of a woman s
hair
If Mother Nature has not bestowed
upon a woman the priceless gift of
beauty she must seek Father Art.
Milady must not look made up, but
natural.
Think OF something pleasant upon
arising in the morning, and again be-
fore retiring at night Especially at
night
There is nothing more irritating to a
woman of refinement than to see a
man sit with his feet on a table or
desk. Yet beauty specialists say that il
more women affected this habit there
would be less tension of nerves and
more real poise among them.
A little red or pink tend to reduce
the blemsh of a pimple or wart.
There is probably no woman in the
world so beautiful but that she can be
made more beautiful
lips and you will make friends.
Ii is not the province OF man to be
beautiful. Yet every man should strive
to look his best
There are other things in this WorlC
besides beauty. Don't let it run away
with you, my dear.
You have mere physical beauty, be
ware You may have admiration bu
you have not love,