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Historical April 1989 report or notice. Original dates, prices and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
The St. Louis Public Library Kiosk has a good collection of books on nutrition, exercise, and improving one’s appearance with clothes, cosmetics, and the right hair style. Beginning with nutrition is How to Live Longer and Feel Better by Linus Pauling, Nobel Prize Winner for Chemistry and the Nobel Peace Prize. Pauling’s view on Vitamin C and the common cold is one with which we are all familiar and this book contains new nutritional ideas. Fit for Life by Harvey and Marilyn Diamond is a popular book that proclaims “It’s not what you eat but when and how.” Food and Fitness After Fifty by Frederick J. Stare, M.D. and Virginia Aronson, R.D., M.S., provides a menu for good health in the later years.
In the category of exercise and weight loss is a book called The Best Spa’s by Theodore B. Van Itallie, M.D., and Leila Hadley.
The book tells where to go for weight loss, fitness programs, and Pure Pleasure in the U.S. and around the world. (This book is brand new and begging to be checked out!) Body by Gilda Marx offers examples from the dozens of famous names who have used her salons. Kathy Smith has written Kathy Smith’s Wining Workout or 12 weeks to a better body using free weights. Workouts that Work for Women Who Work features exercises that can be done in bed, in the shower or tub, and watching T.V. Jane Fonda’s Workout Book gives a whole new approach to health and beauty and The NFL All-Pro Workout by Michael Creedman is a complete conditioning program for people of all ages and fitness levels.
To improve one’s appearance, the possibilities are endless.
The Silver/Gray Beauty Book by Tony Ray and Angela Hynes will help those who are gray look dazzling and glamorous. I’ll Make You Beautiful by Liana Harkavi is an excellent book on creating new hairdos and whispers beauty secrets of the stars.
It has many wonderful photographs to illustrate the latest trend in make-up. Set Free: The Book About Hair is by Richard Stein and describes no-bother methods for cleaning, conditioning, and drying hair and how to select a cut.
The Benetton Color Style File explores colors and styles. Color For Men by Carole Jackson (author of Color Me Beautiful) gives a complete new approach to clothes for men whatever their age or lifestyle. Maternity Style shows how to look one’s best when biggest, and Sleek Chic tells how to dress if you have figure flaws.
With all these possibilities available, the Kiosk can book you for beauty this Spring. Come on in.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, April 1989.
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