A Partial Compend Current Opin?
After experiencing the boit part of a Shanghai summer on>! collects some very definite opin~ fins thereon, ay for example that the summer of 1926. is the. hot-fast known to the oldest inhabit. ant and that anyone at all familiar with local conditions would hardly call it) a summer at all.' Moreover you simply must et t9) Kuling, Japan and Well fo at least a month the heat-!
ter and are far better off in Your home where you ea) Fave urban comforts.
"The moun: tain resorts are very dangerous year and it has never been more delightful at Kuling andj Mokanshan while Tsingtao life is far more hectic than Shanghai and furnishes the most ideal rest and relaxation possible.
Prickly heat is the inevitable concomitant of Shanghai summers ut can easily be avoided by putting Jeyes fluid in the cold baths which you must never take. The only reliable lotion is that made from a secret formula by Watson' MeTavishes, The American Drug Store, Llewellyn & Ca. O'Brien Twigg's, etc., ete. Nothing but bhat "cooked food should ever b= allowed on the table during th: summer months and you have yo idea what delicious salads may served if you wash your lettuce in as a fiddle in hot weather is pi of exercise and wasn't it aad t&: MeSmithers dropped dead after th set of tennis on Sunday noon? Teiding is never so delightful during August and uny humane man will, refuse to sve: his Korses in the heat.
local tanks is an the doctor to call upon you and greatest aid to physical efficiency which can be obtained in ths climate.
Ladies simply love the cause it makes them 2 improves their Comple them to wear prettier inkes them into the grent outdoors and are bored by it because thes get fat from lack of exercise, become freckled and sunburned, ook like dowdies in organdies, and lathe plenies and al fresco affairs. The only way to spend an endurable summer in Shanghai is either ty retire to the seclusion of darkened house and sleep it off or to get out in the open and Tave the time of your life at the country" clubs.
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