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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1017
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THE SPRING A YOUNG MAN'S FANCY PATSY KILDARE'S CHILDLIKE IMAGININGS
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EYING THAT MPULSE-A
TOUCH OF SPRING MADNESS
Hping A-Maying Often Fraught With Grave
j$g : Danger The Small Town Dweller Truly Ap
preciative of Cosmopolitan Life
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Pm
"MS ' l 'TnOBTllJ -tm-r, . , ... . ....
l iw"" .waij in one or nis nooK.i,
iWJvJ". I've forgotten which one. but it u-n.
S'Av -Conrad, says that come time In our youth
sfflj,'' come to a point where It seems
EStT Jlob. or go oft and get married, or do
i;;'t Bomeiiiing equally desperate. The former
&lHs rarely done, but tho latter well, this
mo urai ot my, spring is so seductive
,and falling In love seems to be de rlgtieurl
Too often tho man nnd girl who find
themselves perfectly happy when thev
fco a-MayIng together bellevo they were
destined for each other from tho begin-
.' nlng of time, and'wlth little consideration
of the problems of life take the matri
monial plunge. They fall to realize that
they will not gn through life hand-ln-hahd.
hunting violets and Quaker ladles,
hut must settle down to n prosaic every-
day existence flanked by roast beef and
potatoes.
It Isn't the person who thrills ou
ho will necessarily make you happiest,
but the one who makes you feel per
fectly at ease and comfortable.
Domestic tragedies could be averted If
youth had the happy faculty of Injecting
a little humor Into Its romantic day
dreams, of realizing that ery often this
Is only n touch of springtime madness,
end not real love.
aJuuiM. Vvn
Vyvettes
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,T,""T l'",r" rrnm fn American itlrl serf-
Inr Willi ItlA Milk nf milManl In m Vmrntr-t
snny liii.pllai buck of the .Mnrnr rontllute
hi i L """.ninsi iniiinme nnu noiv
istltu
thin
wrurli have hern siurd fur mir rnmfnrf niif
the whirlpool ot rmbntllrd Kurone. I find
nf
,.. ..... ....,.,.., , ,-i,.u,iiim-m r.uriiiKT. mill
L .V 'c!!'r1 ""' (rimnriit of true atone-
"-". iur inn iiukc mn Hnil milliner or wi
1 ij nun tells with n wonderful polnn
i . iVi ,0" nnu miitoim or the
T0 TOU know
- the small town
the man 01 unman of
has n keener appre
ciation of life In tho great city than he
who has spent his life as a cave-dweller?
The city affords more opportunities for
development, contains great libraries,
chools, art galleries, musical centers.
A hat both broad nnd hili, with
pompons two on top nnd an
other ns far nway aa possible, for
good mensure.
everything to stimulate Interest, yet the
people. In It very oflen know Ilttlo nnd
caie less about tho big thlncs happening
under their ery noses.
Hooth Tarklngtun and Julian Ptteet,
themselves "Middle Wosternc.s." as u
of the effete I'ast like to stylo them, sum
up the case of the small-town dwellers
most eloquently In "The Cminti Cousin "
When asked bv n New Yorker whv ib
IngeiH inaiiablv had so many literary
circles and cm tent events classes. Nancy
J'rlca from o-hlo says ery slmpl.v. "We
Iti the country are forced tn write about
the things von city people live." And
when she spoke nf New Yolk's Vtondei
fill sk.Nllne a Cotlinmile gazed at her tin
comprchendlnglv, then said be supposed
ho was so used to the "nondeifiit .-kj-llne"
be had never leallv looked at It.
wonderful pnltnnnt
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tnl. itlfiiAitft r? rvtiifi-r
(Inn nf lh trnl.l ..,.. ..i.i
unmniAtH.
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
Letters and question! submitted to thii department minr lr u-rlltcn im qiio ilir n
the paper only and sinned lollh fio tiomc of the tortler fijirtlnJ i;it' ric.t like those nlven
below are invited. It is understood that tho editor docs not neccswily indorse the
sentiment expressed. All communications lor this department should be addressed
at jolloics: THE WOMAN'S KXUIIANflU, Eveitiiio Lcdijcr I'hiladtlphia, I'a.
TODAY'S INQUIKIES
1. How Ionic should tsk he nllowed tn liroll?
3. .t hot tunporstiire does nlhumfn
9 fongulatp?
bfRln
S. How rnn tho tmrint" snd rore from npploo
bo iitlllird?
t. How run
Toll U worn?
Minliurn to iroinloit hfli nn
2. Vtlirro
willt lirforo
dfi Iho lirltlpcronni nnd !irt nmn
Hie Mrtldlnu ir-rpninni?
3 On Mhhh wide of tho urddlnir rliic 1 tho
onimitomrnt rliiR Morn?
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S INQUIRIES
1. Mntor may Intsrlnhlr bo ublltiitl for
Bilk In s rake rrtlpe.
S. Tho flaTorlnic rhould, rthoootor polhlo, ho
ddrd to dlhps sflfr rooklnic, othomlio It lno
much ot tin ttrrncth.
"t 3. Tandlo tuh ran be mplteil, lralnd
throush choetocloth and utilized In urallnc Jrl
11ft and pmrrtfi,
Cooked Salad Dressing
To the Editor of Woman's Page:
Dear Madam Can ou tell me hon to mak
cooked aalad drceeind' HI.SIK T).
You will find this a satisfactory lecipe.
Two eggs, one cupful vinegar, two cupfuls
milk, one tahlespoonful oil or butter, oiia
teaspoonful salt, one teaspoonful inustaid
and one-quarter teaspoonful pepper. Tut
the oil and dry Ingredients In a bowl and
mix thoroughly Add the eggs, beat Ave
minutes, then add the vinegar and beat one
minute. Now add the milk, place the bowl
in a pan of boiling water and 100k until the
mj sauce thickens, usually anout ten minutes.
Stir constantly. That wlilili 1.011 no not re
quire immediately can be bottled for future
use; as It will keep a shot t time.
iMore Milk in Cooking
To the Editor of IComan' Page-
near JIadam Milk aoupi provide an ncl
lent way of supplying protein at h low 4 oil.
sometimes It may bo mixed with a ueak btork
' nd aometlmea, aa In vegetable purees. It may
forfn 4he baala of a dish of bean. pea pota
toea. corn or celery pulp. Milk saucea are
valuable nnt only for the nutritive value, but as
a help In u-ilnr up left-oers.
Small pieces of meat can be made attractive,
by nUnclng them and servlnc them on ma-it.
with a creamed saure, and wnrme-1 over ege
tables are muoh lmproel by a saure.
There Is no end to the puddings and other
desserts which can bo made ulth milk, blanc
manse. Ice creams. Junket taploi as, cu-iturds.
rice. etc. (Mrs.) C. J.
Orange Filling for Cake
To the Frtltor of TTomrm'-i Page;
Dear Madam Can you tle a recipe for oranao
flUinat for cake? K.
One-half cupful sugar, one egg, one heap
ing tablespoonful flour, one teaspoonful but
ter, grated rind and Juice of one orange,
one-half teaspoonful lemon juice. Mix In
the order given and bring tn a boll, stirring
constantly, then cook for ten minutes In a
double boiler. Spread on cake while warm.
Sally Lunn
a-rt the Kditor ot TToniait's Poor.
Dear Madam Please print a recipe for Sally
Minn. 1 airs.- u. 11.
Two cupfuls flour, two tablespoonfuls
cucar. two eggs, three teaspoonfuls baking
powder, one cupful milk, one-half teaspoon
ful salt, one quarter cupful melted nutter or
shortening. Mix the dry Ingredients nnd
sift several times, add the well-beaten eggs,
the milk and shortening, beat well, pour Into
shallow greased and floured pans and bake
twenty minutes In moderate oven,
. Oysters Out of Season
To the Editor of Woman"', Page:
Dear Madam When do ojsters r out of
season and whv aren't they eaten In the sum
mer, because they are scarce or not good?
N. M.
ES?T 11 1 nui tuiniururu pair iu cv ijyeicrn
iL-yv.fMM tVij. Ant nf tav until IVia flt-et' nf Can.
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Ltf-il-R-- f ember.
To Make Noodle Paste
To the Editor of Woman's Foot;
Dear Maddm Can you sits me directions for
making noodle pastej f KKFIB C.
i ' Beat one egg lightly, add one tablespoon-
' A,V fut waiter, one-quarter teaspoonful salt and
jt-t'Sffour enough to make a stiff dough; knead
Vll ior inree ininuic, auains; more nour
fneceesary. ft oil out as thin as possible.
t lnjstrlps ana cook tn soup or bolllns:
ter.
ni
Removing Scorch Marks
li-fptke Editor of Woman's Pate:
1 'Bear Madam Pleas tell me how to remove
irom a wnue waist. jvi. u.
ret the spots with cold water and place
1 garment in the strong sun.
,'
To Wash VeiU
iti, Editor of Woman's Page:
juaim ooms urn ago you cava a
suagesllon ror wasning ella. but I
sti remember whether you aald to use gats
I r ilcohol. Which waa It? (Mra.) T. L..
3lBi'th veil up and down tn alcohol, then
.ImttMlia.tt as diy as possible and shake It;
:witr find it has lost none of its crisp-
h-ll"
'CIcMssis; jBiMtle Glotea
ii wmmt rue: .
s tn. sm now auay swvw
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I l.lnen. kitchen. Ilncorle. tllk nlmkirii; nnd
mlsrollanconn showers ere lhni mot freniirntlj
glien for prnieilhe luidci
Hi, ink.
briile should write per(nnl letters of
to nil tlioe who have mmi prl'ent tn
1. The mother of the hrlrii niriiples the llrt
pew nn tho left side of the rrnler nUle nf the
rhurrh durlnir the ceremony.
Visiting Nurse Society
7ft the l:dtnv of irojiinu's Page.
Ileal Madam VMM Mill klndlv tell in. where
tn write or net Infnrnmilnn inncernlnc tho vieit
Inir Nurses' .SllLl.ltllln' When will lhi Slnte
board eiamlniitlon for nurses be held? O. n.
You can olitnln full liifiiiinntion at the
central ofllce of the Visiting Nurses' Society,
1340 Lombard street. No doubt some nne In
charge there cm give jnu the il.ite set for
the next St.ite lioanl rxamlnatlnn; It not.
write to the Bureau for JtegiMratlon nf
Nurses, State Capitol, Hnrrls-burg.
Take Flag in at Night
'to the Editor of U'miifjH' Page
Dear Madam N It true thHt It Is nor rui
tomar tn leave the Amerknn tl.11: out at nlkhl?
1 utiderstand boats are not nllowcd nn the Dela
ware Itlver at night. Is this so nlo? I. j
The flair is hoisted each moinlng at sun
ri"e and lowered at sundown by those In the
CJovernmeiit service, and l not supposed to
be left nut at night.
Navigation is suspended on the Ilelawnre
between fi p. in. nnd fi a. m. during the war.
Ghing Shower for Bride
to the Editor of Woman's Pour:
Dear Madam-I wnnl to give a shower to a
girl who Is in he married shortb anil I am
anxious tn make It a surprise parts t want
tho other girls who work In the nltli e with us
to mine to tho party, lion shall I go about
asking them nnd what kind of a stumer wnuld
jou advise me to give? QI'KUNin.
The best wuy to invito, the clils who are
with ou In your otlke would lie bj word of
mouth that Is. do not write Invitations,
but tell euili girl nbout our plans fur the
shower and ask her tn come. You will
have to be careful to speak only tn one or
two at a time, its the Klrl fur whom the
party Is tn be civ en will be sure tn notice
that something Is going on nbnut which she
Is Ignorant nnd It mlsht hurt hci feelings
or Kive nor an Idea of the surpiiso In slot
vhK ner 10 come in nnu spend tho eve
ning with nu ami only Kive her the Invit.i
tlon casually the day before. r Men the
day ou plan to give the shower Then
nfter she has atriveil let the others conm in
fifteen or twenty minutes later If theie
are many it would he nice for them to ni
rive Jn a body and ptesent her with all the
packages at onte
Your second question Is answered under
"Today's Inquiries "
Favors for Luncheon
To the Editor of H'oirum's Page,
Pear .Madam t Intend giving a luncheon for
eignt Bins ine latter part of this month and
nuui'i itno n i-v euKKriuiuns as in tatllP llecnrn
tlons and favors. 1'lease autrei a menu.
(Mrs.) 1 N o,
Theie Is nothing prettier this time nf
year than spring flowers for decorations.
Use n combination of pansles. wild orchids,
jonquils, pink roses, sweet peas and stevla
with feathery ferns. Place these (lowers in
a round, rather low bowl and at even spaces
about the bowl place eight tall, slender
vases nilffl with the same kinds of (low
ers. Let the vases be arranged about an
Inch beyond the outermost (lowers In the
lai ge bow I.
Tiny powder boxes covered In .hlue and
pink damask and dull gold braid would
make pretty favors. These may be pro
cured at department stores for a small
amount.
For luncheon serve fruit cup. Jellied con
somme and small salt crackers; broiled
squabs, new peas, new potatoes and currant
Jelly; fresh tomatoes and lettuce with may
qnnalse, cream cheese served In balls and
hard biscuits or wafers; chocolato cream
filled chocolate eclairs and coffee. Have
small dishes arranged 'on the table contain
ing plain olives, stuffed olives, mints and
salted nuts.
Clothes for Camping
To the Kditor of Woman' roar;
, Dear lUdsjn Can yon suggest a suitable ma
terial for underwear for ramping T Then will
be no facilities for Ironing-, so It must be some
thing which can be, washed and worn without
Kantcr Sunday
A happy raster' If .vnii've thought of
urn this Mining morning, and I'm mho vim
have- voiiid pmhahly guessed that tt
s'omiwe. Ko jou wouldn't have been sut-pil-rd
an hour ago when (ho Mrdntn-Chrf,
llndliig nt office inomenlaiily converted
Into 11 workshop with ribbons nnd bows
all over, ejaculated iu n puitrled wuv,
"Americans must remain Ilttlo girls a long
while to Imagine that grown-up pnffin could
be minified. hi (hat mil." To ulilrh I n
plleil (not being Iu the least 11 ft a Id of lilml
Hint he was evidently no psychologist, nnd
he retienled, laughing good nnttiredlv. and
shaking his hi nil as If It were hopeless to
think nf erltic.ttlng an American Indian'
Hut If the sight of all those nrsls disturbed
so his Ide.iH nf military Illness it had a
different effort on the "rhlldien," who np
plniid.il and shouted as if It vice. u,,. ,,
n.ilurn! surpilsu In the not Id. Too li.itl I
can't send jou a model, but l-eie's ibn plan
11 wiuie sugar lien with a pink comb and
pompous tall, nnd .1 favor nf the Allies
1 mi. . ner iiock. Rits Mrencly upon eight
evcellrtil . Ii.icomIo i kkk In a pest wmvcii
out of (Piston excelsior, and lined with
inttnii and .iil.oi vlt.ie. Multlplv tills bv
thlitv three and jou have Hie n-Milts .if
last nlglil'a cheerful labor whlih leciived
an even mine radiant weconto than I ex
pected sm 1, hoi,!,, out or bandaged
hand", such a gobbling of hens with tlieit
featlieis on and eggs in their shells Mull
n geueinl vein of satisfaction as thtnbs
through the miIIp now- while the gniinn
plmii.i goes nioiiiiil ns would ronvlnce jou
lh.it tho irlnc.ti.t rule nf n muse, nfter
all. Is mil tn mop up blond mid put on
bandages, but to lie awake thinking up
sinh nonsense as ihN tl d ikiC date make
such an extravagant letnatk to anv but
jou fot lliey'd be kuio to sav I catty mv
lespntiMbllltteM too llghtlj but t011 uoir
In Hi 1 ) I have to make a confession though
When my poor Ilttlo iiniputr saw Ins nest
he stnlled for tho first time since he came.
sl weeks ago. and plfd so to lie allowed
to eat an 1 gg that 1 enuldti I teslst. despite
Ills careful liquid diet. What was my hor
ror ten minutes later, to come back and
find that he had screwed around Heaven
knows how and gotten hold of the hen
that I had thought safely out of reach, and
left nothing of her but the ribbon collar!
It's only sugar after nil, hut I have com
punctions over tho slue, nnd tho coloring
matter of the comb and tall. So far, how
ever, tho change of diet seems to ngtee
famouslj', nnd has given him the courage
to look nt pictures for the first line. H
was a bit hard not to be able to go to
rhuii.li today. As you so often deplore I'm
not much of nn orthodox Hut there are
times whim It's prcttj- much of a necessity.
On Hood Friday though, In lieu of the
three-hour servico I managed to spend two
hours In my room between 12 and n. nnd
have a long think nnd a prayer which did
me n world of good I send ou 11 puz.k'
which was made to surpilso men by n most
iidotabte patient who managed tn trace
I lice Inlt lento lines with a bandaged hand.
Oh tho piles and piles of 1 arils and letters
that I have to show -ou when Hie war Is
over' I've not sent nnv lel thej be lost:
and Indeed when my collection began to be
an Incumbrance, for fenr ot trusting them
to the post I gave them Into Monsieur
Hardy's enre, when he came tn visit his
son
The snllr Is full and I hale n series nf
contusions whlih mentis manv massages to
develop my muscles My little ampntc Is
out of danger. So all goes well, nnd In
crown everything the weather Is glorious,
though tho last two days have been pain
fullj hoi nt noon, nnd give ominous f.uo
tasto of summer in these frail barracks.
It will be as rigorous as winter, and the
wounds nlieiidy need innie vigilance. So
far though it O o( rtfiht.
Tin: i:ni
tronvriabt br W A. rrutterfleld )
7ic letcis from os tmrrfrnii mine fa n
ftnuh 11 or hnintni ninth hmr hern roiiifrn'iio
la tlirsr ffiioinin for the loht llrrkv loo-r the
title nt " Uadi motif tie 1iss ' are rniielmltil villi
tins Ullir. They lime been ttlilihert btrinte of
the profound finrrvin)l u hl It they hnvi rrr
tlted rind ttetatile ot tlnir intinir intilelt in
the pieunt intrrnotlonot rrill. Thru ate pro
tnrnhle in hook form under the Annie till.
"Mndniinlnelle .!(?. '
Alt the proretds derh ed from the sole of fan
linok vttt he turned ni er to the Avtrttirln fund
for rreneh Woundrd. Aug one disiring to pin
ehaie n . opy of "Mudrninlirltr 1fis." nr talsi
tng in ciinliilaiO lo the uoik nf the Ameiieon
fund may do o Ijy nddreiing .1lss V.ililh
Itamgs, minima. Ameriinn fund for freuth
Wtnnded SOI. ISnulilmi Hherl. Ilniton. .Uos , or
1lss .tune Morgan. tiiuMiiet, .Imrrf.roi fund
for frrnrh Wimnded. 7 f.nlt Thirty eighth
tttreet fli lot, city
THE MOMENT'S MODES
PATSY KILDARE, OUTLAW
By JUDD MORTIMER LEWIS
A"
Ironing. , urnTi.ii
.Cotton crepe. Is Just the .thing- or camp-
, ww ssntcu vuv (June eaauy ana
egyssjr wmi -wnen ,arsjajtAi
iss
Inr.
I woke lip
sl ill quite n long time Without
getting up Howdy had gone out nf dnots
and I sat up and looked at mjself aiid I
thought 1 was nn awful Utile girl to he
theie iu Mich a hlg bed I looked all
around and the house was so still (hat I felt
fuiinj and sotnehnw it made mo want (o be
clean So 1 got up and wnhrd my face, and
hands and It feels funny to wash jour face
and hands all bv themselves, and not the
lest of jnu the way jou do when you go
sw limning
I shook otil my hair and brushed II and
brushed it till It was all crinkly and shiny.
Then I palled h exactly ill the middle and
plaited It. hut did not like it that way. so
I lmplalted It nnd found nn old black rib
bon In a closet and tied It around my hair
and in foteliead When mv father saw me
he kissed me and said. "I don't know who
jnu ale. but I am glad lo meet you" I
said. 'I am Patsy, jour own true-hearted
Ilttlo gltL" He said. "So you are" Then
he said. "I have been saving up money lo
get a stone to put on jour mother's grave
but sihool will open In about a month and
you are going to go and will need some
clothes" I salil. "That will be all right and
I will speak to my mother about It nnd see
whothci site would rather have a stone on
her oi some diesses on me"
That day when Howdy and I rambled we
stood and watched a big. iron bucket under
a liildge unload a boat full of sand. Then
we went down under the bridge and plajed
In tho sand for n long time. A man who
had a wagonlnad of sand to deliver gave
llowdy and me a ride. He had been a soldier
in (he Philippine, Islands and he told me all
about It and about sotnn snakes he used lo
tateh In his bare hands and tie knots In
them until they looked liko pretzels He
had killed a gieat many Filipinos and was
proud of it
When we got where we were going he
rirovo Into a yard nnd look his wagon all
rip nt and the sand fell out and then he put
It together again and said, "(.'limb In." A
lady came out of the house and said, "Please
be laieful and not drive over my flowers"
lie said "Ves. ma'am " She said, "Is that
jour little girl'." Ho said. "Ves, ma'am"
She asked. "Is that jour dog?" He said
"Ves. ma'am " The lady said. "I should
like to have a dug like that if he is a
watchdog" He said, "Ves. ma'am; he is
and full o blood Vou can have him for $!i
ami that'll dirt cheap "
The lady went in for her money and I nnd
Howdy rambled nfter Howdy had bit the
Filipino killer to make him let go.
When we got to the Carpenters' Wilbur
was having a party on the back lawn. We
went Into tho jard of the vacant house next
donr and leaned on the fence and watched
them plav Nobodv asked us to play, so we
illdn t. but we would have been glad to help
XX VII Soldiers! Soldiers.'
yesletd.iv morning 1 I them nut If thev had
asked us. ,n,t thev
"inn I. so we f 1 rlll'l The.. Ik , . . . .'.
,.,,, ,i, , " "" ni.iio nroiigni
out the Ice rteam and passed it around and
U Hhur said something whlperv to the other
hojs and girls and they all laughed
He came ,er and leaned on the fence bi
ne and began eating his Ice cream. Then
lalr'n d'hV'Ji?1, !"",' ""' ""'no 'he
i nan and he set hls lee cream nn the fence
and ran to get (he chair, so ate the "ce
C ':.?'" ?!" .!!'!" " f-ce'n. M,s r Renter
;... .-..."' "V1 nnrt ' K"t ""me hot biscuit
"III .-villlil Tomn.lns n.,,1 . u
was dark "L """1P
from
after ll
I pul
nn 'my nightie
rind r l-iI.i -.
ni. r'.T10 ,McI n Klml "t 1 tX'sv day"
and Mold her all about It. and when got
;!ie",h,n,tV'IP..'Ce 'TPam ! "" "" M no
Me 111. ""' PUt "n ,hn amP" ' "led a If.
dream sitting hv tho "'.'"" .!.Mr. '!'
FOR SUMMER WEAR
Pule pray handkerchief linen, or,
in fact, any color one mipcht choose,
constitutes thii "simplicity" model
for tho summer tiirl. A narrow
colored snsh holt of piqued moire
i.s ically quite nn unnecessary
pleasantry, milled, no doubt, in
humble obeisance to the prevail
in"; rarjo for sash holts in Reneral,
Tucks nnd more tucks, all very
tiny, and pome mother-of-pearl but
tons are the only other trimmings.
THE GOOD HEALTH
QUESTION BOX
Ry DR. JOHN HARVEY KELLOGG
J few-
knee an,, he ,mod OBn , ,'
up and reached out for Itovvdy and knew she
had forgiven me and I felt all right
K'opjrlKht )
JeiJV' ?.d''nf.nT.f '( KHclnre will
.renins I.rilcer.
leiir In rotniirron'
may take a cold-water bath by a
sei nmls' plunge In cold wn(er, bv
a Fhovver or bj- an all-over spraj-. When a
b.i(htuh Is convenient a good method Is to
put cold water In the tub to a depth of
three or four inches. After disrobing, bathe
tho face, neck and arms nnd chest; then
step into the tub nnd, sitting down, rub
first tho legs, then tho abdomen nnd chest,
applying the water fieelv to all parts of the
trunk. After live or six seconds lie down- In
(he water long enough to count five, nibbing
the sides of lite body nt the same time. Then,
llsing to a sitting posture, renew tho rub
bing of tho limbs nnd trunk. The silting
and ljlng postures may ho alternated sev
etal times, vigorous rubbing being kept up
all the time. It Is well tn continue the
bath until evidence ot reaction appears In
reddening of tho skin. If onn cannot well
eurlurn so long an application, tho skin,
after leaving the bath, should bo rubbed
until well reddened.
Kor persons who rtn nnt have access to a
bathtub, cold water from the faucet may be
applied wltli the hand tn tho body surface,
rubbing vigorously to tho face and neck
first, then tn tho frnnt of the body, nrms.
legs and back, using for the latter a Turkish
towel wrung dry enough not to drip, cross
Ing It over one shoulder and under tho
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bilnkly over ono nlde nnd then reversing.
Dry and rub each part until well reddened
before proceeding to tho next.. The water
ahoiild be quits cold nnd nppllcd freely.
Ono not accustomed to cold bathing must
begin moderately, using water at about
7fi degrees Fahrenheit, gradually lowering
tho temperaturn from day to day until tho
water nt GO degrees Fahrenheit In not un
pleasant, Tho degree nf coldness that will
produce the most benefit differs with dif
ferent Individuals nnd nt dlfforont seasons.
Headache or languor should never result
frnm 4l,A 1ICA nt ftlA mlrf ll.ltll. If SUCh
occurs, It Is probable that the bath was
either too cold or of too long duration or
thnt proper care was not used to secure
proper reaction after the bath. Do not
glvo up tho bath, but change conditions.
Four points nra specially to be borne In
mind: . ,
First. The body must be warm before
any kind of cold bath. For this reason tho
best time for taking tho bath Is Immedi
ately upon rising, If not warm tho body
should bo warmed by tnklng n very short
hot bath before the cold ono. A cold bath
to a colli body Is dangerous.
.Second Tho room In which a cold bath
Is taken must be wnrm,
-i-hitd a cold bath must be of short
duration tho colder the water the shorter
the hath.
Fourth Prompt and thorough reaction
after a cold bath must always bo secured
When tho cold water bath Is not obtain
able substantially tho same benefit may be
derived from n simple cold air bath. Thli
consists In rubbing the wholo nurfaca of
the body with tho hand or a dry towel
W'hllo the skin Is freely'exposed to cold air.
Vitnmines
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Jtecent scientific research has led to th
discovery of a new class of food principles
known ns vitamlnes. These substances
differ from other food principles In thst
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the body that Is, they nro not essential to
tho structure of any tlssuo or organ they
arc, nevertheless, absolutely essential for
tho maintenance of growth and repair of
tho various organs of tho body.
Vltamlnes nro among thft most subtlo of
all known substances. They are active In
extremely small amounts. Chemists are not
yet nbla to tell us what their composition Is
hut It Is known that their notion Is due to
n certain stimulating or regulating Indu
enco which they exerclso upon various func-'
tlons and activities of tho body. Their rela.
tlon to tho energy of tho body may be com
pared to the spark which explodes a powder
magazine. They Bet In operation the forces
which releaso energy nnd carry forward
tho various life processes. They are abun
dantly found In fruits, vegetables and but
ter fat Hecause they nro probably par
tlally or wholly destrojed by cooking at
high temperature, It Is hest to eat consider
nblo of tho uncooked ftults and fresh ege
tables In order to be sum we get sufficient
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