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The Lady Beautiful
By Kathryn Wilson
-Atithor and Publisher of The
- . Successful Rairdrosser.
Questions pertaining to Beauty anywhere,
if of general interest and not
too long, will be answered by Miss
Wilson i?i this colpmp/ when spare
will not permit and the subject is not
suitable,-letters will be personally. an
-swercd subject to -pro'por linirtntiorra-,
, and when a stamped envelope is enclosed.
Questions for her should be
addressed to Mme. Katherine Wilson,
"621 N". 33rd St., Oipaha, Neb. This
? column is roleased^by_The^ AssbcraTe3
Negi-o Press.
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Of a-11 business women, the
1 pqr?.Vini? to ?? ?1 -
wuviiv.1 id jjci nie most, neglectful
of herself. Her excuses
are numerous. Her work in the
first place is administering to
the needs of others rpuch to the
detriment of tmrmvn sojf. She
explains that she had no time to
. spare in which she can be given
. regular course of scalp treat,
ments e\Ten though her hair is
more, likely __tg_.be filled with oi
: and dandruff than that of4h?
uiOiiiaii-iiiminii.fi
The partiuilai "case I have.**
mind deals'With a young teachei
whose scal|) was very tight, dut
i tn. hftr-jy^h?neiwe ^-k??sion ant
~ everyda3r straTTr;~ "Her hair wth
naturally full of dandruff and sc
oily that it required, a shampot.
every week. When I found ii
was impossible1 "to get her t(
have me give her a course 01
treatments which would reliev<
her condition, I compromised bj
_____ her promise to.spend two- hour;
in the shop on the follawint
Saturday morning. .>
? Armed With a 'ne'w and inter
esthrg^book, the teacher arriyec
__ . the " operation.?When-the hah
was parted, the vibrator-was ap
plied to_Qpen... the purest and "Iff
any loosenecf dandruff. I ap
plied * a lotion" made of mangt
cure and salt, with a smal
toothbrush/ bo. this scalp anc
saturated her entire head wit!
the lotion. The lotion was kep
hot during its application by th<
use of a small double boilei
made of porcelin, which is a re
quisite to every properly equip
no/1 - ^1
i/cvi ucau ty snop.
.After the - expiration- of on<
hour, I gave a vigorops shampoo
but it was not a success. I waj
Torced Tb^bampbb that hea(
throe times before the accumula
tion-oL dandruff and oil could b<
^the result Was gratifying, th<
entirely removed. -But after all
oit was reduced ta its natura
> quantity and the hair was fre(
i of dandruff. ~
CARE OF THE HANDS.
Young Lady?The hands an
your barometers of age. Man}
times a young and bcautifuj_fa_cj
~T ' ifnay be ruined by unsightly an(
ill-kept hands.
No more important are any o
the senses than these efficien
members of your anatomy. Th<
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skill and dexterity that they car
even render sight to the blinc
and hearing to the ^leaf^^
Though hardened and awkarc
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QUESTIONS . And?ANSWERS
In NEGRO HISTORY.
-- Could you c-ssist me in finding
J a photo or likeness of Benjamin
iBannokftiftg?VV. W. T., Norfolk;
Mr. Arthur Schomberg of
'New York informs me that you
will find a picture of .Benjamin
P.u?mnl-'nw ^ ' 1,1 "
in an issue 01 ine
!Journal of Negro History, edir
|loci )>v Woodson As far?as he
T(Mr, Schomberg) knows, this is
I the only photo of the scientist
! extant. v. .
j Were the Moors \Viio once
, i governed Spain of Negro blood ?
, Did 'LtncoTh haveTNegro blood ?
,i? J. C. M., Elgin, Texas. ~
| t he Moors, are a-n African poople
and Negro. j
Lincoln?UL-said j:o have had
j Negro blood, but the writer has
I never been able to secure any
definite evidence upon the state'
,njent. -fc
^ Does genuine Masonry .consist
.'of more than three degrees^
; I What is the. difference between
},tho English and-French MnnonJry
? Who^is^The- senior- Grand
}f Deacon of the Ma-sons of North
vi America V?G. C. Z. F... Rupert.
J Td ?Entdiah
p: had but three degrees. French
5: Masonry is said to have been
J formed for political, purposes
? 1 and possesses a rather unsavory
1 history i* would require more
js^ace than tlie writer is allowed
"'to go into details on the history
jjof French Masonry.' I do not
t Jcnow who is the Senior Grand
piPoacon of N. A Masons. ,
^ ^low waH the country of Slr?b'&
I bounded and ' bow far watTi!
_|from the Temple of Solomon??
2:J. M. Patterson.
1 Sheba (or Baba, as it was call1
'
j.ed by the Arabians), is-not a
1 country but a city located in the
( 'southern part of Arabia. Anciently
it was ruled by Ethior
jpians. It was about'1,500 mile?
TrfFom Jerusalem.
7 What is the Mediterranean
Race??<H. J. L., Lima, Ohio.
3 "Mediterranean" is-a term-applied
to those peoples bordering
a! upon the Mediterranean Sea,
j"|Eirglish and American scientists
_ I have tried to claim that these
I noAr\lnci 1 1 ^ 1
white r&ge, but it is not' true,
The entire southern and northY
ern coast of the Mediterranpnn
3 was settled at different times by
^fcoNmiata from?Arrliia, and from
from overwork, the hands can
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be made soft, pliable and beautiful
by the proper massages and
J" eKereises. ~
Neglected nails or nails that
r have been manicured with poor
taste can make an otherwise attractive
person ulgy.
^ This department will welcome
1 any qtresffcmd on the care of the
r- -hands-an-well atef hose questions
1 which are asked about the pex--plexfig
conditions of the hair
1 and face,?r- " ,' ??
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THE PALLET
'REPORT OF THE NATIONAL (
]?BAPTIST CONVENTION?
UN-INCOR., WHICH MET
IN KANSAS CITY, MISSOSOURI,
SEPT. 8-13? 1925.
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Dear Editor:?Please allow fc
me space in this great paper to I
| speak of the Convention^ that x
just closed the greatest session v
in the history of the Convention. I
It \vas_ indeed_a pleasure to be I
present through the entire sess-. I
;ion. President .L E. Woods,call- I
-ed to - order?the?Convention, <c
"which was opened with prayer' i
and singing After Dr. C. H. g
Clark of Chicago, Illinois preach-J1
ed the opening sermon that set a ti
i pace of spiritual fervor that in-11
vaded the entire session- that s
followed. We were entertained 1
djy "Dr. IIu rse and his good s
mens of Kansas City, such as s
never before. President Woods i
presiclecl~as a master.of peace; v
he allowed - every man & fair ,
[
chance, and this gave to him the
dignity and honor of v the Convention.
Every board had its. 1
I place in the Convention, and all J
reports were good, showing an 1
increase over last years work. ^
The report of S. C. sfpQd^second [among
the states for . Foreign
Mission, being led bjy_Rev. J. P*
The Publishing Euard reported, a
$270,499.41, shows an increase ^
of $10,409.41 over last year. (
The Foreign Mission Boards-re-porled
over $18000.00, shows an 1
increase I of over $5000.00 last *
year. The totaL raised in all the .boards
was something over ?
'$315000.00. ' * . , r
J" We are happy over the com
pact between the Un-incorpor^ ^
.-ated and the Lott Carey Con
vennon. i ne L,ott-t '^i-oy hrcth-,1.
:von \V4U-f> .with gave their a
hearty suniiort to confirm the _
-compact. We received over
^hree* hundred churches from
| Peniisylyaniaand " Washington, '
and .other states that pledged
-TTtrn-fp-aifppftH- tn the Convention. ?
J\Iay t he Lord help others tTT "
come and join the "Masters 1
course that we may" be one as 1
Baptists everywhere. - ~s '
Foreign Mission; I am calling '
upon -the brethren-*;very where to
"answer thecaU-of Missions. God
Morbid that we live more and
have our being among' the pleas.ant
things of this world and not
bow down to wood and . stone,
wlren we arc the medium thro- |*
ugH which-they must gome t?
Christ. -Will you answer the call "
by sending me One at least per "
month that I may report someJ
tiling every month.
. All-monies for Foreign Mission
musTThe. son4-to-Rev.-?Jj-P7 '
Roider, 428 Allen otroct *Rock Hill,
S. C., or t oJ. H. Winn Fort >
Worth, Texas. We have joined
the compact with Lott Carey
t JUVL they are ..supporting 0111;
! them, came the dark skins and
v.curling hair. Sergi of Italy is
' the. greatest authority, upon the
' Mediterranean Race and hh
proves them -of Afriean descent; 1
These races include the Spanish,
Italian, and Grecian peo
ples^and the peoples of hither
',Asia. ~ ~
1 Shakespear's /life??B. B. V.,
1 j.Coritnh, Miss. ,___ *?
A woman of African blood undoubtedly,
if one-accepts the
description. However, she has
ever been the lady of mystery
i'-ami-110 commentator on Shake?;
' speare has ever been able to find
out who she was.
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JR^AT REVIVAL IE BEING
-CON DUCTED AT GOLD1NG
ST. BAPT. CHURCH.
"Spartanburg, S. C., Sept. 17?
rhe revival meeting which has
teen in progress at Golding St.
Baptist Church for more than a
veek is gaining great headway
nth preaching ' being done by
lev. W. B. Bell, D. P., of Atlana,
_Ga., pastor .of the Iconic
Baptist Church. Dr. Bell is a
tower in4he pulpit and he is one
>f- Georgia's greatest" sons when
t comes to preaching; he is a
:reat?Evangelist pastor. He
las had in the meetings coniuL'tod
by him this year somching
like four or five hundred
ultlitions to the churches-lie
ias assisted. His sermons are
o simple a child can underitand,
so strong that they move
stirring that the wayward are
nought to the feet of Jesus.?
fes, Dr. Bell is a power in the
uilpit and failing to hear him
mil are missing a treat. of youi
ife. He will he iii Spartaniurg
for. the eight-or tend days
)\\ aching for Rev. M. C. AViliams,
A. B.t B. Th., pastor of
Adding Street?Baptist Cjiureh
iclping us to wage ' war oivsih
TkI sinners stand-and tremble
sTien they hear this great man
>f God deliver the word. ^Now
>ray with us" that God might
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nissionaries on the foreign field
ir.d we wish to pool our monies
Yith them in-good faith. TMay
the Lord blessthe work
ind add friends to the cause.
--Yours"for Christ. - ~ J.
P. RIEDER, ??
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