Hat Etiquette Advice Sparks Vanity Echoes
The hair dresser advises removing hats indoors to curb vanity, noting women often wear hats to enhance appearance. The writer reflects on social pressure when greeted by a well-dressed hostess in a stylish hat and the common hesitation about removing it. The essay urges hat removal at private calls and luncheon.
Out of door life and its promise of beauty
A proponent extols outdoor living, air and sun as beauty aids for hair skin and physique. She advocates wearing sandals, sleeping and dining outdoors, and turning to wind and water for vitality while arguing public sentiment will push for a broader outdoor lifestyle.
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A mother imposes a penny fine for stains to protect the tablecloth. Johnny rubs a grimy finger beside his cup and claims to be trying to rub two spots into one, defending his action and innocence.
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Paralyzers Twin Name Dilemma Stuns Irish Worker Tale
In a north England scene Good Name meets a friend hurrying to work who recalls returning home to twins. They’ve named one Ann Eliza and seek a name for the other, joking callously that they should name her Paralyzer. The anecdote centers on the comic misnaming of a newborn.
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