The English Beauty Walks and the Hoboes of London
A long reflection on English walking for health and beauty contrasts English habits with American practices. It describes Lady Alexandra Duff and other society walkers, their attire, and daily routines, plus tips on posture, breathing, veils, and diet for a poised, healthful gait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess of Westminster
Alexandra Duff
Edward
Duke of Fife
Manuel
Portugal
London
Great Britain
Lord Tennyson
Alexandra
Keppel
Arthur Paget
Leila
Victoria
Almeric Paget
Pauline Whitney
Spencer Clay
Pauline Astor
Gllveden
Thames
Miss Astor
Pless
Wilson Sisters
Lady Brooke
Countess of Warwick
Randolph Churchill
Randy
Winston
Jean Reid
England
Letters and Answers on Beauty Problems and Diets
Marian Martineau shares a soap jelly treatment for blackheads and a borax benzoin rinse to prevent recurrence. A reader asks about skin whitening, a cucumber leaf poultice, and bleaching remedies. Advice includes a Berlin dietary, breathing exercises for weight loss, and notes electrolysis as an option for facial hair removal despite cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss F
Questions on Labor, Religion, and Manila Bay
The communication asks for the total laboring men in the United States and union enrollment, questions the Supreme Court judges demographics and religious beliefs, notes D L Greenup Kentucky, and queries the Manila Bay fight date and Dewey. It mentions Taft’s upbringing in the Unitarian faith with Episcopal attendance.
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Wilmington
United States
Supreme Court
Greenup, Ky
W. H. Taft
Mr. Taft
He Reader
Manila Bay
Dewey
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York Cottage
Windsor
Iit
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Admiral Dewey
Spain
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Ripley
White House
Congress
Lewis M
Hawaii
Philippines
Perto Rico
Belle T
Berlin
Kate P.i
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