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FIGURES TO BE SLIM.

BREAD AND WATER DIET. LONDON, Oct, 12, The new sheath frocks require the utmost slimness of figure to be shown to /the fullest advantage. Some women have taken to semi-starva-tion in order to make their figures s.lender. They are eliminating sweets land, richly-cooked ffoods from their diet.

Parisian women, it is reported, are apparently living on bread and water, and hostesses say that it is very easy to cater for women’s luncheons now-a-days. The question is whether men will be equally enthusiastic at the prospect of such simple meals.

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Shannon News, 6 November 1923, Page 3

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93

FIGURES TO BE SLIM. Shannon News, 6 November 1923, Page 3

FIGURES TO BE SLIM. Shannon News, 6 November 1923, Page 3

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