The Archive · 1929

What Every Woman Wants

One's dearest desires often cannot be put down on a Christmas Want List, and even if confessed could hardly. be granted. The modern "Maiden's Prayer" is "O Lord, make me svelte." To gain this end 4 girl will do anything but diet and sometimes even that!

But nowadays i's not necessary. to starve er to exhaust oneself with exercise. The eusiest and pleasant est way which has come under our attention is that of the ""Leichner 1001" bath powder. All one must do is to put a package of thi powder into one's tub, with ware at 900 degrees F. or more if one tomed to hot baths, and stay there for fifteen' minutes, adding hot water from time to' maintain the temperature. The' powder, so ite manufacturers state, induces the body to act in such a manner that the cells which are underneath the fat layers are made active and break up the unwanted fatty tit sues, also making the skin soft, white and elastic. For complete satisfaction as many as twenty baths are sometimes required, ale though a reduction is often noted after the, first. Ask your chemist about it.

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