MILK NOURISHES THE HAIR.
“Hair, add plenty of it,” will retain hubby’s love ; milk, and plenty of it—rubbed into the scalp will retain hair; therefore, wives who would keep the love of their husbands should also keep a cow or patronise one, at least. This advice comes from Mme. Caroline White, prima donna ol the Chicago Grand Opera Company, just returned from five months’ lour of Europe. Mme. While is married; her hair reaches to her knees, and she has made use of the milk tonic. Therefore, she declares she ought to know. “I am not interested financially in any dairy farms, ” said the cantatrice, “bull am interested in the length of woman’s hair, for I realise that it is the supreme factor in a woman retaining her husband’s love. During my visit in Italy, I found that the peasant women rubbed into their hair a little milk every night upon retiring. I tried it for five months. My hair now is nine inches longer than when I went away.” Worse by far than a loveless old age is a hairless old age, according to the prima donna. “ Hairlessuess breeds lovelessness —and there you are,” she said.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 1047, 7 January 1913, Page 4
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197MILK NOURISHES THE HAIR. Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 1047, 7 January 1913, Page 4
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