The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-04-04
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For Women
TIPS-HlNTS-HELPS
Keeping ahead Of the Times
! BY MARY MOORE !
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DO YOU KNOW? -.
You can remove fingermarks from
wall paper by rubbing the marks with
a gum eraser or with soft bread.
Watch for signs of these marks and
remove Immediately. For grease
stains, try covering them with talcum
powder or cake magnesia. Rub off
with clean brush after day or so.
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For best results when painting, the
temperature of the paint and the tenn
perature of the surface to be painted
should be approximately the same. If
warm paint is applied to a cold sur
face the paint will run, or streak,
whereas, if cold paint is spread on a
warm surface it may expand in vol
ume.
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Lightly waxed woodwork cuts down
cleaning. Rub spots that are around
door knobs and windows with a thin
coat of floor wax. This forms a pro-
tective coating, making it easy to wipe
off finger marks.
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BABY TALK
If you would give yourself peace of
mind, supply your five-year old with
necessary outlets for his growing
strength, and allow him as much in
dependence as is compatible with his
safety. In addition to providing him
with such outdoor toys as roller skates
and scooters, give him variety of oc-
cupations indoors. You will find this
better than clamping the lid down on
his many sided nature.
Give him materials for creative
work like few simple but good tools,
nails and pieces of lumber, preferably
soft wood; clay and bread board to
model on; big wax crayons and large
sheets of paper as we'll as soft pencils;
paints and big sheets of drawing
paper and even blackboard; scissors,
good but blunt ones and colored paper.
Add smock or an oilcloth apron to
wear and chalk up few peaceful mo
ments for yourself.
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HERE'S TO GLAMOR
For those of you who would be
beautiful make these eight rules
daily MUST:
Regular habits of elimination;
Plenty of sleep-to keep your skin
aglow and alive. insufficient sleep
will make the eyes dull and the skin
dry and sallow.
A daily bath and fresh underthings;
Outdoor exercise and fresh air-to
keep color in the cheeks;
A diet of plenty of fresh green
vegetables, fruits and milk for health
and vitality;
Daily calisthenics to keep the fig
ure smooth and youthful;
Six to eight glasses Of water daily
to flush the system and keep the skin
from becoming dry;
Brush the hair and thoroughly
clean the skin.
DRAMATIZE YOUR EYES: Make
up for eyes is pretty essential these
days of bizarre fashions and vivid
,olors. Much care should be taken
though to make sure you purchase
harmless makeup. There are a num-
Der of safe brands of lash coloring and
brow pencils, and beautiful curling
lashes may be effected by the use of
a lash curler. Use eye shadow only
in the evening, and select eye shadow
according to your own coloring:
Light blue for blue eyes; Dark blue
for gray-blue eyes; Violet for hazel,
brown or dark eyes of any shade; !;
Gray for light brown or green eyes;
Brown shadow for deep gray eyes.
Mascara should be brushed on with
slightly dampened brush on the back
of the lashes first. Allow to dry and
then apply fresh bit to the tips of
your lashes in front. Don't use on the
lower lash. Try an imperceptible
line drawn with brow pencil along
the roots of lower lashes.
Allow your eyebrows to keep their
natural arch and thickness, pluck only
the stragglers. Brush your brows to
keep them glossy and smooth.
Complete little eye makeup kits may
now be purchased and they are as
necessary as your manicure kit. Try
one.
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WOMEN IN INDUSTRY
Ethel NJ. Johnson, Washington rep
resentative Of the international Labor
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Association of Accident Boards and
Commissions, answered question i'm
portant to all women in industry
Does the older woman constitute a
greater accident risk than the young
er one, and is she, therefore, heavier
burden on industry from the stand
point Of compensation cost?
The answer was drawn from an
analysis Of an investigation Of the