Theatrical Make Up at Home for Everyday Use
Practical guide to homemade stage makeup with simple recipes for rouge, powder, and cream. Instructions cover face preparation, applying grease paint, powders, and liquid rouge, plus eyebrow and eye detailing. Emphasizes DIY methods over renting a makeup man and notes such techniques suit theater and character work.
Advice Columns on Youth, Love, and Family Ties
A Sanity of teen romance and family conflict appears in a set of letters. A shy 19 year old seeks guidance on courting, while another teen asks how to handle brothers and sisters who criticize her. The advisor urges caution, self respect, and open talk with relatives to improve relations and avoid regret.
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Adama
Beauty Q and Answers From Mrs Symes Column
Readers seek guidance on skin care hair growth and cosmetic fixes. Mrs Symes answers about blackheads but warns against peroxide damage and advises rest diet and hygiene for tuberculosis and general facial care tips for dandruff nails and teeth.
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Mrs. Symes
Advice on Social Customs and Dining Etiquette
The guidance emphasizes refined table manners for company and family, urging slow eating, napkin use on the lap, no scraping plates, small portions, proper utensil use, and minimal noise. It contrasts polite etiquette with cannibalistic impressions from finger foods and stresses leaving table gracefully if needed and not discussing it afterward. The piece includes a personal letter about trust and an engagement, advising caution and suggesting breaking an engagement if sincerity is doubtful.
Social guidance on accepting gifts and dating etiquette
The article advises a young woman on acceptable behavior for going out with a man and receiving gifts. It cautions against accepting invitations or jewelry from casually known suitors and emphasizes involving parents or guardians in such decisions.
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Adams
Unkind Husband Advice Echoes in Private Letter
A fragmentary column offers advice on marital trouble urging individuals to act for themselves and assert rights. It suggests some view third parties as inappropriate interference and advocates personal resolve amid a troubled marriage.
Fragmented letter hints at broken engagement and distress
The readable lines describe regret over an interrupted engagement spanning years and tensions with a partner. The writer laments a failed plan to wed and notes a troubling domestic or personal conflict. Overall tone conveys confusion and emotional strain.
Dining Etiquette for Host and Guest Roles
The excerpt sketches old fashioned dinner etiquette with questions on napkin placement, seating order, and service details. It mentions hosts guiding guests, guests eating first, napkins and butter positions, and polite requests at the table. The text reflects antiquated norms and varied instructions on table manners.
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Frank
Mr. Blank
Grace
Eyebrow Darkener Question From Constant Reader
A reader asks how to darken eyebrows using eyebrow pencils. The reply notes that the eyebrow pencils are a satisfactory option for achieving a darker, defined brow.
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Irs
Syres
Pearis
How to Gain Weight and Improve Appearance
Advice advocates rest fresh air wholesome food and exercise to gain weight. Suggests olive oil before meals and leg exercises like long walks and standing on one foot to enlarge lower limbs. Mentions teeth whitening through cleaning.
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