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The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
ADVICE ON SOCIAL
CUSTOMS

daughters let me suggest that they meet
their parents halfway.
Try TO be open-minded enough to
listen 10 mothers protest or reason for
saying and doing things. Do not shake
your head and run away as a naughty
child. Meet your mother on the great
plane Of companionship. She will be
benefited by your youth; you will profit
by her sane attitude OF things
Tell your little troubles 10 your
mother She will understand, for has
not she gone through the same little
storms? / am sure that the cold IN
feeling parent is not so az all: there has
been no opportunity given to her 10
show her real sympathy for her daugh-
ter.
When any great question is 10 be de-
cided. ask the advice of your mother.
Love. marriage. friendship and, in fact,
all relations with people should receive
the enlightening criticism Of mother.
who is woman. and ! know that she
understands.
Never be ashamed Of your mother. Let
your friends meet her, and let her sec
how much you appreciate what she has
done for you. And do not neglect the
countless opportunities to return the
love and little deeds Of kindness that
strew your path.
The time Is now. When mother is
white-haired il will be too late to share
the Joys Of everyday life with her. To
morrow" Is the most deceiving word. for
IL always moves just one day beyond
your grasp.
So, young girls. If you are looking for
a good friend, turn your eyes toward
home. Mother is in nearly every case
anxious 10 be the best friend in the
world.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
SOLUTIONS TO SOCIAL PROBLEMS

man on the street is Il proper for them
10 stand and talk?
3 When a couple have been out for the
afternoon and return home al supper
time is il proper 70 ask the young man
TO stay?
l. Is IL proper for two girls and two
young men all under Is years OF age 20
go TO the theater unehaperoned?
TWO GIRLIES.
l. II you are sufficiently intimate with
the men. tell them about the habits; and
II they value your opinion, they Will
soon overcome them
2 IL would be better for the young
man 70 walk along with the woman
until they have finished what they have
10 say.
;. Perfectly proper. but not necessary.
I. If II is not possible TO have a
ehaperon and the parents of the young
people do not object, IL is proper.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
Is II Proper?

Utar MIS-, Adams
VIII YOU please tell US il Il is proper
To let two Young men take US home from
the theater II they do not escort Us 70 IL?
CHUMS.
IL it was not convenient for the men
to take YOU 10 the theater and they
made arrangements 10 escort you home
no objection can be raised. If they were
friends who accidentally met you after
the play was over, 1t would be al right
to allow them TO take you home.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
YOUR MOTHER

A LETTER before me on my desk
"A has given ne my topic for today.
4 - I am not going 10 let you read it.
but can give you the substance of the
note. The writer complains that her
mother IS too severe and too critical
about the young men friends with whom
she associates. she doesn't under
stand" the young friend tells me.
What am | 10 dO2"
Now. FIRST, let me extend my SYM
patty 10 all young girls that want the
understanding OF the wishes Of youth,
the recognition OF their ideas and ideals
and-the advice of more mature minds
when important questions are 10 be de-
cided.
Let me ask you this. Do you know
that sometimes a person is seemingly
unsympathetic because you, also, do not
understand
When mother seems 10 object. perhaps
she knows better, and maybe you do
not realize her point OF view Her ap-
parent misunderstanding may only be an
attitude that is the result Of a wider ex-
perience.
| must urge a closer friendship be-
tween mother and daughters. To the
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
TYbefcritten Letters

Dear Mrs ADAMS.
Do You think IL is proper for a man 20
write letters on a typewriter when CORES
spending with a woman?
Also tell me who precedes when entering
and leaving the street car the man or the
woman BIRDIE.
Only letters Of a business nature
should be written upon machine.
When entering the car the woman
precedes her escort. but follows him on
leaving, so that il will be possible for
him 70 help her when she alights.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
Respect for the Elderly

Dear Mrs. Adams
VIII you kindly tell me whether il is
polite for young girl to remain seated
while an elderly person is standing?
PANSY
A young person should always stand
as long as her elders are in a standing
position. A girl who respects her elders
will always see that they are made
comfortable before she herself is seated
This is one OF the greatest signs of good
breeding.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
To Whifen Hands and Arms

UtHT MIS- NTmeS.
VIII you please tell me what is good
10 remove superfuous hair from the
hands. arms and face?
What VIII take away freczles, noes
and blaCkfsads7
How can I make my arms and hands
white? ". F. T.
The electric needle is the only thing
which will remove the hairs perma-
nenUy,
MOles should he removed by a special
list only. To get rid OF ire freck!es and
blackheads Use the following recipe.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
To Spend the Evening

Dear Mrs Adams
!. Is Il proper for me 20 call up 4 boy
friend and ask him 10 spend an evening
with ne az ny chum's house,
. 7 have a boy friend Of whom ] think
a great deal and through a little misunder-
standing we parted N0U he hnds ont that
he was IN the wrong. Should ! allow him
20 cali again?
5. I have gone with q gentleman for four
months We both seem 20 think 4 great
deal OF each ether, but another girl won ris
attention Now he no longer cares FOR
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30

When about IS wears Of age I met with q
misfortune. For three years | was a wild
girl Then I met with a young man and
married him. During my married life I
reformed and was converted in the Mstho-
dist Church. but somehow few women like
me Ny occupation Is dressmaking Please
advise me what to do, for I am trying 10
DC good woman. FRIENDLESS.
think the best thing for you TO do
Is 10 move from your home town 10 a
cry where you are not known and start
life anew. You will gain new friends
and incidentally build up a good trade
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30

WIZ you please tell me Just how much
longer I should use II or else give ne a
recipe that will make them grow quicker.
but not iajUre the eyes? r. y
You are possibly expecting too great
things in a short time The fact that
your eyebrows ana eyelashes are grow
Ing thicker should be enough ENCOURAGE
ment for you 10 continue applying the
vaseline. II IS one OF the safest things
you could use, and ] advise you 70 keep
on applying IL until they reach thsir
proper thickness.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
Curling the Hair

Dear Mrs. Symes
VIII sou kindly give me the recipe for
curling the hair? DODDIE
An excellent lotion for curling the
hair Is made of tablespoonful OF
bruised quinceseed to a pin; OF hot wa
ter The water is poured over the seeds
and the whole slleSed 10 stand for sew
eral hours. The resultant mucilage may
se1ce OF violet The hair Is mo.stened
with the fluid before curling.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
Rosy Cheeks

Dear Mrs Symes.
viii you kindly tell me what I could DO
20 have rosy cheeks? ] am healthy girl
Also tell ne how 10 get rid Of q red nose.
PALE FACE
Strenuous exercise in the fresh air
and a good tonic prescribed by your
physician will often produce rosy
cheeks.
The glands and promotes a healthy and
vigorous action Of the skin; the red
ness being almost invariably due 10
the lack of such actio- lie daily mas
sage corrects this co m
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
. Zza6< EaM7
lS>>S az GHS Z2SE

your parents. The fact that they DO not
want you TO leave home Is proof that
they will do everything in their power 10
make your home and town attractive
10 you, and will no doubt suggest a plan
whereby you may have a change Of
scenery. DO not be too anxious 10 so
among strangers IN a large city Daily
come in contact with girls who are
Obliged 10 earn their living IN a large
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
To Whiten the Skin

VIII you please tell ne what viii whlten
ny face Snd D0see ! have tried lemon
juice. but j. has done no good although
u has whiteaed my hands. TROUBLED
Richness of the face is often due 10 the
wearing Of tight clothing. These must
be loosened so that the blood Will be
able 10 flow freely Bathing with but
ternilk will help TO whiten the skin.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
Eating in the Car

Dear Mrs Adams.
i. Is 1t proper 10 eat peanuts or popcorn
in a moderately filed street carr
? What flower blooms in August?
3. Is there any holiday in Augustl II so.
what? T NJ.
/. II is never proper 10 eat in the pub
lie streets or in public conveyances.
?. The poppy.
g No
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
PerSpiration

ItaT MIS-. SyInes,
persp!ring 50 easily. II I walk or even s!t
IN the sun ! perspire. LUCY S.
a reasonable amount Of perspiration Is
not only essential 10 health. but beauti-
Tying 10 the skin If. however. YOU
think you perspire excessively, Il would
be well for you TO consult your phys!-
clan, for sometimes the kidneys are az
fault. and then again nervousness is at
the bottom Of the trouble.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
Tired Of Her To1cn

DtaT MIS-. Auduls.
/ am a young lady. 20 years old. and hope
that you will give We some advice about
the following: l have lived in small town
all my life. and / am growing tired OF
meeting the same people all the time.
would Ike 20 go to some large city and
my parents knowing H. for they would not
want me 20 leave. Would you advise me
10 90 when I am so dissatisfied and do not
care about going any place here?
4 DISSATISFIED one.
Ny first advice IS that You confide in
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
Parents Obiect
Dear Mrs. Adams.

Dear Mrs. Adams.
II a young man and woman love each
other dearly, but circumstances prevent
their marrying for an indefinite time, what
would you advise them TO dor
If girl goes with a young man and
their parents object. what should they do?
SUNSHINE.
The only thing they can do Is to wait
unit, the condition OF affairs is changed.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
The Kind of Name
DEAR Mrs. Adams.

DEAR Mrs. Adams
Will you kindly tell me il the
IL name Barter is Italian?
WORRIED.
Barthelemy in French or Bartholomew
in English j. the name OF one OF the
twelve apostles, so you see that II
comes right straight down from
the Bible. The name Bartholomew, or
Shortened 10 Bartel. is probably not
Italian any more than any other
language. since English, French and
Itailan have an equivalent for Il. There
are families Of that name in practically
all European countries as well as IN
Amfriea.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
Eating Lettuce

Dear MIS-. Adams.
When eating lettuce is Il proper TO cut
the leaves into suitable pieces?
ELEANOR.
Lettuce leaves should not be cut. but
folded up with a fork and then lifted TO
the mouth, Should the leaves be too
large for this treatment. they should be
broken into suitable pieces with the
fork
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
Massag ine The Nose

Dear Mrs. SyFnes.
VIII you kindly enHghten me on the
following.
I. When reducing the tip Of the nose
by massage is ii more beneficial 10 use
a cold Cream7
.. VIII massaglng With the fingers
several times G dav be more beneficial
than lust once a day.
3. With persistent effort, how long
will IL take TO gain the desired end?
1. What IS best 10 apply after mas
saying the nose? 4. 3. c
/. Yes
? Twice a day is SUFFICIENT.
3. It is not possible to say just how
long il will take Please remember that
unless the nose is large on account Of
superauous flesh you cannot hope 20
reduce 1t. The structure can never be
changed.
4. Battle with warm water and rinse
with cold water.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
Brothers Fiancee

Dear Mrs. Adams.
VIII you kindly inform me how I should
go about writing a letter TO my brothers.
ianoee. whom I have never met? JANE.
Any set form Of letter would sound
Stilted and unnatural. therefore il is
always better In such cases to write
from the heart
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
ANSWERS TO BEAUTY QUERIES

Owing to the great amount Of mail
received and the limited space
- given this department, It is alb
solutely impossible 10 answer letters in
The Sunday issue following their receipt.
The letters must be answered in turn,
nd this ofttimes requires three or four
weeks.
All correspondents who desire an i'm
mediate answer must inclose a self
addressed stamped envelope for reply.
This rule must also be compiled with in
regard to personal letters.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
kissing Mother-in.La


Is % proper Tor son-in-law or pros
pective son-lr-law 20 kiss his u7pthrr-in.
.aw nr prospective Cne II they lAly meet
once IN a while2 Merely n show respeet
ENGAGED COUPLE
IL IS quite proper for the son-in-law
20 kiss his mother-in-law. but before a
man has become 2 member % A family
through a marriage ceremony he should
not be so familiar.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
The Vaucaire Tonic

Dear Mrs. Symes.
/ an "a years old and my bust ia very
fat after having nursed my baby, Do you
think the NaucaiTe tonic would do me any
good? ANXIOUS II. Il
Il Is advisable for you TO take the
tonic, and 10 quicken results massage
the bust with cocoa butter.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
Achug, Tired Feet

Do1F MIS- NlNes-
Can you tell me what will relieve aching
tIed burning feet, and is there any help o.
cure for a foot when the joints Of the big
toe have become twisted over the second
toe? (Mrs) J. H.
Battle your feet morning and night
with warm salt water. Dry them thor
oughiy and then rub lemon juice into
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30

Dear MS Adams.
! am q Young lady. IS years q age, end
every morning az ] am on my way 20 work
! meet a Young man who works IN the same
block as J. ! know that he Is anxious 70
meet me. as he asked an acquaintance OF
mine 10 introduce Us but that sccuaintance
has left the city without gettir- ne OD-
porIuIlty. would appreciate ad-
vice IN this matter. as I wo,,fc ike 70
meet the young man and don't know how.
MABEL.
You cannot become acquainted with
the young man unless you have another
friend who is acquainted with him also
20 make the introduction Possibly the
acquaintance 10 whom you refer viii re-
turn soon
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
Opening a Boz Of Candy

Dear Mrs. Adams
J. II g!r. goes out with a boy and he
buys her q box OF candy. should she open
= then and there or wait until she gets
home? Is q wrong 70 open Z box Of candy
on the carr
How can J get acquainted with boys?
Should boys that 90 10 the same schOc! be
introduced 20 ne Or can I speak 20 them
without being introduced
5. Who should precede the nan or the
woman, when entering q theateF,
SWEET SIXTEEN.
l. The box or candy should not be
opened until you have reached home.
2 You cannot force your way 10 be-
come acquainted with young men. You
are stu quite young and 80 have plenty
OF time IN which 20 gather men and
women friends, i Is proper FOR YOU 70
speak with your schoolmAtes without
having an Introduction.
3. 4 man allows his companion 70 pre-
ceGe him 81 entering the theaIer. she
following the usher down the aisle.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30

them. II possible, change your shoes
several times a day. for the change
often rests tired feet. 7 advise you to
consult a chiropodisJ about the Joints Of
your toe for they are In need OF special
treatment.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
Street Etiquette

Dear Mrs Adams
/ We have been going with two young
men for quite a while, but they have
certain habits which We do not approve
How shall We break them OF The habits7
2 When a young lady meets = young