p. 13 | A Chapter for Girls

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · May 23, 1911

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 28, No. 20.

A Chapter for Girls

One of the chapters in that delightful little book "Out-of-Doors," by M. Ellsworth Olsen, is of special interest to girls. Its title is

Beauty Culture

Out-of-Doors

From it we quote: "Beauty as well as health is the offspring of outdoor life, — a fact which the young woman should not forget. The formative influences of nature, tho too subtle to allow of close analysis, are none the less powerful. . . . Active outdoor habits are necessary to maintain beauty as well as to create it. There is nothing better than a brisk morning walk to give brightness to the eyes and color to the cheeks. . . . If we desire beauty that instead of quickly fading away matures and takes on added richness and depth, we must look to the outdoor girl to furnish it."

The author then goes on to speak of the various forms of exercise and their relative value. The titles of other chapters are:

A Sedentary Race The Problem of the Children The Young Man's Needs More Fresh Air and Less Furniture "Too Much House" The Higher Ministry of Field and Wood Around the Camp-Fire "The Long Brown Path" Back to Nature and the Soil

"Out-of-Doors" contains 97 pages, a frontispiece showing Yosemite Valley in colors, and is bound in art canvas.

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