YOUR HANDS
-TAKE CARE. Some women are the ha<ppy possessors of shell-like nails, to the delicate pink surface of which no additional polish, need be applied. Much moro common is it, however, to find that the nails lose their transparency as their owners grow older, and either become pale, brittle, and ribbed with uneven ridges, or else they gradually thicken, and in doing so become coarse and colourless. To polish the nail and to impart to it at the same time a dainty pink tint is. the work af a very few minutes, and this little detail of the process of manicure should be observed daily—at least once, or as often as time and inclination will allow. ' -:
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Shannon News, 8 January 1929, Page 4
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117YOUR HANDS Shannon News, 8 January 1929, Page 4
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