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ONE KISS ISN'T ENOUGH when lips are rosy, soft and tempting ! Men love natural looking lips. But they hate the "painted" kind — glaring red and "hard as nails." Ask the man you love. See if he doesn't prefer this lipstick on you.
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THE BOOK-WORM TURNS
(OR HOW TO GET IN THIS MOOD FOR MURDER)
"It's the most outrageous piffle," the reading room pest is fond of remarking, just when you are getting pretty fascinated with all those murders. "Just let me show you one example . . ." Mr. Benchley is conducting an experiment in sending the death ray with the unaided human eye
"Ah, here's the place . . . how can you read such stuff?" The reading room pest is fulfilling his destiny and is happy. Not so Mr. Benchley, who has put some of his agony of spirit into a new short subject, How To Read. Long may dear sensitive Mr. Benchley live and suffer for the one reelers!
Seated is that splendid booklover, Mr. Robert Benchley. Standing is a gentleman who shall remain nameless because he plays that social blight, the reading room pest, who always finds time to stop and demand, "What do you want to read that junk for?"
The death ray is, unfortunately, not perfected yet. Mr. Benchley, with that wonderful will power for which he is justly noted, remembers that members may be expelled for popping fellow members in the eye, and elevates the book, rapidly, to a level more convenient for his fellow literary light
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