Wednesday, January 30, 2013
without intelligent pruning
Few eyebrows are perfect without intelligent pruning.
Larison, Ruth. 1942. Those Enduring Young Charms. Harper and Brothers. p. 155
Monday, January 28, 2013
units of charm
If it were possible to put a voltameter on the world’s superwomen, the electromagnetism would be expressed in units of charm, style, personality, poise, beauty, attractiveness, good manners, knowledge of men, conversation, smartness. These are the alternating currents which determine the degree of a woman’s voltaic power.
Archer, Alma. 1941 How to be Smart and Charming. New York. New York Personal Improvement Guild. Book One p. 24
Friday, January 25, 2013
they must be the allies
Always remember…the face of a clown is grotesque
because it is meant to be. If cosmetics are to add to beauty they must be the
allies, not the enemies, of nature.
Post, Elizabeth. Emily Post's Etiquette. New
York. Funk and Wagnall's, p.582
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
loveliness can be learned
Loveliness can be learned in the same way you learn to play the piano or make a cake.
Larison, Ruth. 1942. Those Enduring Young Charms. Harper and Brothers, p. 230
Monday, January 21, 2013
as mysterious as a glass of water
Alma, Archer. 1939. How to be Smart and Charming. New York. Personal Improvement Guild. book one p. 20
Friday, January 18, 2013
spotlessly clean to the end
Marie Antoinette, with only the crudest conveniences, kept herself spotlessly clean to the end. And when they called to take her to the guillotine, she asked only for the time to put on a clean shift.
Wilson, Marjery. The Woman You Want to Be. 1942. Philadelphia. J.B. Lippincott Co. p.68
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