The Saturday evening post (1920) (14598086838)

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Title: The Saturday evening post
Year: 1839 (1830s)
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Publisher: Philadelphia : G. Graham
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign



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Your Hair Should be Dressed So as to Emphasize Your Best Lines and Reduce Your Worst Ones. • Begin by studying your profile. If you have a pug nose, do not put your hair on the top of your head; if you have a round, fat face, do not fluff your hair out too much at the sides; ifyour face is very thin and long, then you should fluff your hair out at the sides. The woman with the full face and double chin should wear her hair high. All these and otherindividual features must be taken into consideration in selecting the proper hairdress. Above all, simplicity should prevail. You are always most attractive when your hair looks mostnatural^when it looks most like you.
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THE SATURDAY EVENING POST 85 res Travel Farther On Them In both day and owl service, eighteenhours a day, a Goodyear pneumatic-shodone-ton truck travels 1,200 miles eachmonth for the Gaulke Dairy Companyof Milwaukee. During the night the truck is busy gather-ing milk from farms ; by day it deliversdairy products to commission men in theCream City. Since this vehicle went into service,September, 1918, it has not missed a singletrip, and it still wears its original GoodyearPneumatic rears. In spite of rutted rural roads and unevenpavements that mark the trucks urbanroute, the left rear tire went 25 monthsand the right 18 months on original air. Conclusive proof of Goodyear Casing en-durance, you will say. Granted — but think what the tubes hadto stand! Their unflinching support made suchservice possible. Out of sight within the casings wall, thetube must hold air without fail no matterhow severe the punishment inflicted bythe road. Built up layer upon layer, Goodyear HeavyTourist Tube