There are many indications that the coming summer will witness an unprecedented development of what may be called "health culture" among women and girls in England.
Ever since the war this movement has been growing in volume, because during the days of war service many women achieved a degree of good health they had not experienced before. This happy change.was so evidently related to the increased amount of exercise they were getting that the idea of "training to be fit"? became established in the feminine mind.
Subsequent experience has fully confirmed the early impression, and in consequence physical culture is becoming as widely prevalent among women as among men. More and more it is realized that health and beauty are compliment tary to one another and that both can be retained if sufficient care is exercised.
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