“Use a heavy turkish towel over the too-fleshy parts and slap good and hard to firm up the flabby tissues”
That’s right girls, slap your ass repeatedly to firm them up!
Hips, Hips, Hips Away!
By MADAME SYLVIA
FASHION, like history, often repeats itself. Lately that mysterious group has been at it again. This time trying to sell American women the idea of bustles, peplums, flares, circular and barrel skirts. Fashion hasn’t got a chance with such goings-on. They tried once before, and not long ago, to stimulate interest in the hour-glass figure with spacious bosoms and billowy hips, but it was not a success. If your hips are already large, such fandangles as mentioned above will only attract attention to them and make them appear larger. And who wants that?
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If you’re interested in tattoos, be sure to check out this article. Or, perhaps a new career?
Revive Interest in ART of TATTOOING
INTEREST in tattooing has been revived by a book that covers the subject thoroughly and frankly. “Tattoo” by Albert Parry, makes many startling revelations.
For instance, it is surprising to learn how many women, even in society circles, adorn their physical charms with multi-colored figures of butterflies, hearts, cupids and initials of loved ones.
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YOUR LOOKS AND PERSONALITY
by Amram Scheinfeld
Condensed from a chapter of the book, The Human Heredity Handbook
Personality refers to all of a human individual’s behavior traits, plus all the other special qualities of mind, body, sex, and social adjustment that distinguish him as a particular person.
Second, personality refers to qualities developed by one person in relation to other persons. Strictly speaking, then, only human beings can be considered as having “personalities.” Although we might like to think that cats, dogs and other animals also have “personalities,” scientists prefer to speak of their traits as “behavior patterns.”
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Wow, not only are high-heels good for women, apparently they give them bigger breasts!
THE HIGH-HEELS CONTROVERSY
High-heeled shoes are physically and psychologically best for women’s wear, says a British doctor, contrary to the opinions of many authorities.
Careful tests on special scales have shown, said Dr. Owen McDonagh, that high heels throw the weight onto the heel rather than onto the toes, as is frequently charged.
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New Way to Develop Your Form
Yes! Now you can fill out those ugly hollows —add firm, rounded flesh just where you need it—develop lovely shapeliness. Let me send you my easy method to try
Add Lovely Feminine Curves
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The beginning of disposable culture?
PAPER COMBS AFFORD PUBLIC SANITARY UTENSIL
For public places, such as hotels and barber shops, a paper comb has been offered, giving every patron a clean, sanitary article, which, when used once, may be thrown away. Since it is specially treated with a waxlike composition, it slips through the hair as easily as a comb of rubber or bone, and if it is cleaned it will not break easily. Tightly sealed in an “individual” package, it is protected from dirt until needed.
I wonder when people started using the term suntan instead of sunburn. I wouldn’t be surprised if it was invented by Coppertone to distinguish between a “good” sunburn and a “bad” sunburn.
Sunburn Is “Made to Order” for Customers by Portrait Photographer
IF A person desires to appear in a portrait with a healthy glow of tan, Preston Duncan, Hollywood photographer, satisfies that desire by using a special lamp that sheds a golden ray of sunburn over the subject when the picture is being taken. The ray is produced so that it registers perfectly on the negative. The color is contained in the glass plate through which the light is shown.
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