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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 12, 1922 · page 7

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, This picture shows the former Miss Clara Louise Nelson of New
Jersey, who married Count Slates de Fuentes. She displeased her hus-
band by making known his claim to a Spanish title. The count says
he prefers to be known as Mr. Jimlnez, 'a plain American citizen.

OLDEST ELK IN CAPTIVITY.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This pretty eighteen-year-old
girl of Boston, known only as
“M. A. 0.,” has offered to marry
any clean cut, well eharactered
man of 22 to 30 who will furnish
$1,000 to care for her mother.

This sho\vs Gus Heckler, known
and loved by thousands, who has
just celebrated his seventy-sev-
enth birthday.

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in outfield friend Christy Mathewson, who h '
rug, P .’,.(f)eeling fine, to celebrate his birtfiagfngég‘g
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fleanorGateaSaye Hanging
Lower, Lips Generally Aeg-
campauy’llncoruled Waiste
a“ lemon earns
Autiunts'nn ma: Little .
‘ Poor Boy." . 7- ,

There still survive in the United

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were bridegrboms in the seventies)
who cling hard to the old idea. that,
the corset is a harmful,“ painful,
undesirable article of woman's apv
parel, and who would, if‘they could,
rent the torturing contraption from
the land. L ‘
I grant that corset-wearing can.
, be abused--just as one can ruin the
feet with over-tight shoes, and dis-
courage the growth of hair by a
too-snug bowler. But how far re-
moved from the former combination
of steel ribs and unyielding buckram
bands is today’s de-boned affair of
much elasticity, especially and
scientifically suited to each of the
“nine types” of ideal feminine figure
style~giving, health-presen'ing, com- ‘
iortable, graceful, sensible. ‘ ’
Consider‘the modern corset from

 

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the standpoint. of psychology: The Eleanor Cites, Author ot‘The Riel! Little Poor Boy’z. Who “ink-tho

yfmng women who have been shed- Slouchinu- ofthe Modern
ding their “stays? these last couple ”
of years have, whether they knew .
i2 01‘ Mt; Shed far more than that. women looks “smart.” And there’s

or bodily slackness, and carelessa good reason for using just that

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disc-mini! $83,221:??? £§is¥e§°§§lwor¢ When you‘ know you are
to accompany an air of unreStraint. looking your best, your brain func-
Corsets come off, galoshes go 1111- tions at its Mt .Smartl '
fastened, and, yes, lower lips hang. _ But take the matter of health:

If you don’t believe it, just obeserve I’ve spoken Of WSW!“ And even
. . . in these dayswhen it’s (fortunately)
the p uncorseted young girl, "1 the fashionable to have a bi waist and

shops and the restaurants and the wear the corset 10039,

theatres. Mouth-breathers! he a in
. see t uncorseted flapper opp g.

A“ A“! to Self-Respect But the best argument of all is th

For the corset is to a woman eXoone, 0’ health-PMecfionfi Men 118
actly what a uniform is to a man. Eben. :1 coats; '3 ther buttoned-
It makes for an erect carriage. It own-t e-front‘ vests, and they
. suffer from digestive troubles in

tells its wearer that she looks well. more than do women. A sudd

Whatever she has put on has stayed change 0f temperature. 8 3118??

put! And instinctively she feels Bhfig' agit’thtfie man’s 830mgth

self—respect. Can you imagine 3vital organs the corset is a shield.
man not suffering a loss of morale No we women no'longer confin
if we made him go to business 01‘0“; {waists 'to any
to a social function without hisenough to keep us ffam the death
collar? The buckram is the bul- dealing pactice of over-eats ' W
Bark of the conventions. - put the pressure around thneg‘hips
:I‘he corset and the collar flung where it discourages the fat. An,
aside, there also departs mental ale as you approach your Women'friendsg
ness. Wesaythatahatorfrockorafmm the standpoint of the ’

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Pope Pius XI. has presented a valuable avel made i o i
of the. altar of. the Popes in the Vatican to theg Knights offéollhnylfifg
Here is shown Bishop Walsh of Trenton, N. J ., with the gavel, and, ,
to the left, Supreme Knight James A. Flahertv, and, to the right.
European Commissioner Edward L. Henrn. . ' V ' l

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MEMBERS OF BULeARIAN COMMISSION To us.

 

Young Girl Ie‘hrgely Due

_ TokHer Elimination of Corsets.

it’s as the modern, rhyme goes:
“Oh, I cannot tell mother from
daughter!" ‘

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' Science is helping the stamn' 3
leg of Russia and the Near East

support. You know that when you .

out
but the’space requi
added to the cost of relief. 21
Vegex, one pound ct which, it is
claimed, has '

Near
. . those who
need It to eat It. The trouble he;
been to secure enough of this con—
centrated vitamin roduct for those
. enng from be -berl and digest-
we and nervous graces. Reliefi
813 are 8]) , 0t 53 m
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Warren S. Stone says strike
may become nation wzde.

 

 

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Only a half hour after the en 22:: 3“1d !
plosionrrazed a warehouse in W .hlngtnn 21:92:, Xe V0.2.
occupied by Italian exporters. The photograph 350mg"
twenty minutes after the blssth "x are 1‘ in: sf me}

‘ force. There were hints of “Hack hand," and copner ta: "
street indicated another p0§i le SC’JI‘LC, but the polite smut;
explanations. '

OUR MARY.

 

 

 

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This shows Mary Pickford in “Tess of the Storm 0111mm." the
picture that made her famous years ago. She has just purclmseé {3:8
picture from the Famous Players and is going to revamp i1 and 313‘.
't out herself:

GANNA WALSKA. A YOUNG cup DEFESDER...

 

 

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