The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-04-09
WAKING Up
AGAIN WOMAN CHANGES
THE MOVIES TODAY
BOBBED HAIR HEADACHES

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B0BBED HAIR HEADACHES
The War Department, rubbing
its eyes and waking up little, or
ders eighty-fve flying machines,
made in the United States. For
ten machines by the Curtiss COM
pany $3.50, 900 will be paid, and for
seventy-five from the Douglas COM
pany $8a3,o00, about. That's
start and, multiplied by hundred,
it would give the country good
beginning for an air fleet.
Fortunately Henry Ford and his
son Edsel B. Ford are in the air
craft field. They will let US know
what a flying machine ought to
cost, and something about the
theory that the flying life" of an
aeroplane engine is only about 100
hours. The Fords will give you
an engine that, without expensive
renewal of parts, will fly around
the world ten times. They don't
believe III an engine as short lived
as an ice cream cone.
Just as the virtuous complain
that women leave nothing to the
i'm; 'gination, they suddenly decide
to cover up again. "Drcss is to
be more SUBTLE this season than
in other seasons.
That isn't saying much, for there
is nothing subtle about lady
barebacked to her waist in the
evening, with a skirt above hen
knees in the day time
Rnt fashion really means to re-
form for the moment. Arms that
have been naked from the top OF
she shoulder down, looking in
scmc notified cases like butcher
shnp sxhihit, are now to be GOV.
ID With soft mysterious veil
inr.' Taanks for that, with or
without TIE mystery. And shawls
of brilliant colors, worn ito re
veal p ality," will cover up
almost everything.
Thus again we learn that Il
is always darkest before dawn.
Women go just so far n one di-
rection, then turn around and 20
the other way, that their charm.
Clothiers gathered "a solemn
conclave decide that the "real gem
tleman" nust have different
necktie for every shirt, thus
demonstrating his artistic taste
and his exclusiveness. Exclusive
ness, doubtless, Is desirable. But
if each young American, for each
fancy shirt and necktie that he
would like to lave, would develop
a real working idea, the country
would be better off than with every
necktie factory working full blast
A man known only by his clothes
belongs in the parrot house.
Twenty-one years ago about
250,000 people went once week
TO the moving pictures. The price
of admission was actually five
cents. low between seventeen
and tv two millions go TO see
the NOV pictures sgularly, and
the price ron up to three dollars
a seat. erprises grow rapidly
in the ii States when people
become isaliy Interested.
IL your friend has a bad cold,
be polite, smile, bow, say Il never
saw you looking better" but don't
shake hands.
That is the advice of DIR. Sund-
wall, of Michigan University.
Influenza is spread by handshak-
ing. You get the germs from your
friends hand, transfer them TO
your handkerchief and then to your
nose.
Handshaking is foolish and ar
chaic, anyhow, as foolish as Indians
rubbing noses. Primitive man
StTGtGHCu out ms IfkHt hdliu W
show there was no knife in it, and
to reassure the stranger. That's
hardly necessary now.
1.-THE shingle headache" or
"bobbed hair neuralgia" has ar
rived, and was inevitable. Silly
women, not content to cut their
hair short, actually allow the bar
ber to shave the back of the neck,
uncovering that part of the body
most sensive to cold, the little
hollow at the base of the skull.
Cut your hair that way, then
motor with your back to the
driver, and you have found the
short cut acute neuralgia and
pneumonia.
at Council Bluffs, Jasper Nc
Donald, negro, twenty-si D years
old, pleads guilty to criminal
assault, and within an hour Is
sentenced to life imprisonment.
That is better than a lynching
because of the effect on public
opinion and respect for law. There
is, unfortunately, the possibility Of
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