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Dear Miss Leeds-ill How can I reduce abdomen land thighs? (2) I am l8 years old. 5 feet 4 inches tell and I weigh 145 pounds. My measure- mentsare: nust, as; hips, as; call. 115i: ankle, 8%. Are these correct? (S) I have oily skin and pimples and am very much tanned. How can 1 clear my skin? MRS. E. R.

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Answer-O) Regular exercise pill! moderation in eating will help reduce -these parts. While I do not Pecom- mend reducing diets for growing girls, I do advise a wise rczulation of diet to avoid ovcrlndulgcnce in fattening foods. Make it s point. not to eat between meals. Do not eat more than one kind oi starchy food at the same meal. For example. ii you eat bread, do not eat potatoes or "comstarch, pudding or cake. Eat freely oi fruits and nonstsrchy vege- tables, especially leafy ones. Hero is a reducing exercise that you may do l0 to 20 times a day. Stand erect with heels together and toes out. Bend the knees, slowly bringing the body to a. squatting position. Keep spine erect. Rise. When you can do this exercise easily, try this one. Stand erect with leit. hand on hiP and right hand resting lightly on the

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Dear Miss Dix-It is possible that a girl should be so constituted that she is incapable oi falling in love? I am 24 years old. Considered beauti- ful. Have traveled extensively. and am st present employed by one oi the largest nnns in America. I have come in contact with men oi’ all classes and types. Many oi them have" found me attractive and I have had numerous opportunities to marry. '

But while I enjoy the society of men and the good tlmesihey give me, I never have been able to bring myseli to consider merry!" In! one of them. Yet l shudder at the thought oi having to spend the bal- ance oi my liie in spinsterhood, im- 1 hgvg g womgn-g normul desire for husband and children and a. home. but. I simply cannot imagine marriage without iovs bain; tolerable.

9° W" mink "l" M?» R1811} will ever come along, 1 or am Ions of those unfortunate beings who-are immung to 10v”

KAITHERINE,

It would tsk-i a bolder one than I to venture a pgophacy wnummg what Cupid is liable to do to any woman, especially when she is 24 which is the age at which a woman Just begins to be capable oi the grand passion.

on. harder they go with us.

Most likely the reasons you haven't fallen in love is because the ma: hasn't come slonr who possessed that intangible something that set youl

day a man crosses you: path who is no better-looking, no clevsrer, no 15nd. erer, kinder, more considerate than other men. no whit superior to m; msu you freely lay a‘: hLs ieet all the treasures oi your heart that you luvs re- fused to other mm. —--—-— n— There are many women capable oi a great love who go through ilis without ever being in love because they never meet theman who can_ call forth their affections.

marry the men who want them, instead oi the men they want. Sometimes. having the glory oi a great love beiore their eyes, they refuse to substitute a lesser love 1o: it and remain unwed. . v l

And there are some womenwho are cclibste by nature. ‘rhcy are m- capable of any feeling ior a man stronger than friendship. They often marry because they fear the loneliness of splnsterhood, but they make cold and unloving wives and always find their husbands a bore and a burden.

Nothing but a great love oﬂseis the inevitable sacrifices oi matrimony and so I think you will be very wise not to marry until you are sure that you have found some man with whom you are so romantically in love that

your measurements are good except narbipawhirh you marrsduneltv exercise. Walk four or ilve miles a day outdoors. Cultivate correct pos- ture with abdomen contracted and chest expanded; stand tall.

(l) Wash your face with soap and warm water both morning and eve- ning, finishing with a cold rinse or ice rub. The ripe pimples may be prieked with a sterilized needleafttr being bathed in hot boric acid solu- tion. Gently press out the pus and apply more fresh boric acid solution or other suitable antiseptic. Avoid constipation. Take a. warm cleansing bath each night and a cold or tepid bath in the morning followed by a hard rub-down. Exercise outdoors for two hours a day ii possible. Join g g, ‘ class or go swimming several time: a week.

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Dear Miss Leeds-u) How can l remove freckles’), (2) How can I re- duce my abdomen? (3) I am i0 years old and d feet 8 inches tall. I weigh 126 pounds. Is this correct? (4) What height oi heel should I wear? (t) What colors are becom- I have brown hair and eyes? BRDWNIYES. _ Answen-(l) It is not always pos- sible toreniove freckles entirely when

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ilfe without him would be cinders, ashes and dust. A woman such as you

Because yc z haven't been aﬂllcted by sporadic cases oi sentiment up to that time is no sign that you won't have a fatal attack of heart trouble later Indeed. you are all the more likely to have it. and have it badly, ion‘ _ love is like certain juvenile complaints-the later in liie we catch them, the

pulses tingling. What ‘this mysterious quality is you do not know, but some ‘

Sometimes these women in despair oi ever finding their real mates. _

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Ithinkthatthecareerofastepmotheristhemostdiﬂlcultandhaa- ardous _onc that any woman could possibly choose. 'I‘o ﬁll it properly, she should have the wisdom of Solomon. thepstlence oi Job, the tact oi a Talleyraud.’ the sense oi humor of s Mark Twain, the long-suiiering endur- ance and the ability to tsks kicks of an army mule and s mother heart. is big as the world. And than some. »

11hr the stepmother essays an almost impossible task, that oi mother- hood, without thc love oi a mother that makes the sacriﬁces she iscallcd upon to make sweet instead of bitter, and that blinds her to the iaults; that deafens her to the noise oi the children that ms must live with and put up with. , . .

Did you ever watch a woman's face when her own children were how- ling and shrinking and raising s motion that disturbed everybody within/car» shot? She is peaceful, interested, entertained and you know she is-tbink- lng whstllovely. high-spiritnd little darlings they are. But let semebod! she's children dc the same thing and it gets on her nerves and irritates her and she calla for somebody to stop those little brats. ‘Ihst is the whole case in a nutshell, Btepmothsr. "‘

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Q. Bhouldthe mouth ever be ' opened and closed when chewing feed? . " ‘

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