Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-09-19
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keep my hair from falling ou(? Also
please explain how to take Ian egg
shampoo. Madeline.
A simple egg shampoo-Wet the hair
with warm water, have a couple Of
eggs beaten up and apply to the scalp.
the hair and the scalp feels SLOWING
and "clean." Then rinse the hair with
warm (not hot) water, several times,
to get all the egg out. Have the water
cooler each time until it is quit{ cold.
Wiring most of the water out of the
hair, then gently brush the tanglAs out
with a clean brush. beginning at the
ends OF the hair and working upl Dry
in the open air if possible.
Before retiring at night, dip tips of
your fingers In Goa oil and gently mas
age the scalp; DO this twice a week.
Shampoo the head once in two VI ,eeks.
not Oftener.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-There ts a
young lady in my town. L would; like
very much to get acquainted with her,
but l ont know anybody whoa can
can I get acquainted with her? shall
I write to her? Anxious.
Manage to meet her father or siroth-
er. or find some masculine frieyld Of
hers n get acquainted with him.
Men can talk to each other without
an Introduction. Don't write I'd her
Answer for Mary Eff you are
under 81 years of age tell your !,tory
to the judge OF the juvenile court. He
will advise you.
Dear Mrs. Thompson am going
with a good looking young man whom
I love very much. Can you tell me, how
to tell whether he loves me as a sheet
heart or likes me as a friend?
Euncbiknn
When a man is very devoted to a
girl and sticks closer than a bioth-
err" when he makes her first In his
considerations and when he puts him
self out to be nice to her people, he
Is rather apt to be in love with her.
her is when he tells her go and asks
her to De his wife. Look upon holman
as a serious lover until he doe that.
Of l6 and have been going with "a
young man for two years. How can
I tell whether he loves me OF has
some one else in mind-which kind
Of think ne has? LSone.
Read my answer to "sunshinf" But
you are too young by dear to be1think-
Ing about love. and a wcrth-wh1o man.
these days. doesn't fall in loveH with a
little girl of 18.
Lear Mrs. prop
er for a boy and girl who AIRED Keeping
steady company to exchange rings?
Cat n time I had bangs n they
have never grown long enough to put
back What will make them gov?
p. w.
be married to him. Grub a little
yellow vaseline around the roots of
the bangs. with the tips of your fin
gers about twice g week.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-u) I am
troubled a great deal with indigestion
and am taking - dyspepsia tablets.
After I take one l get a terrible head
ache. Is 1t from the tablet? 60 I am
IL years old and my mother thinks l
ought not be accompanied HON from
church Sunday evenings by young men.
companied by a young man unknown
to mother for 10 months. Now l think
I had better stop it. What shall I tell
him?. a. l have red hair and light
complexion. Is red hair a disgrace?
81 Is my writing good? What is it?
him I will grow taller? (O 1 want
my mother to take q vacation and let
me attend to HON affairs for q while,
but she says NO." How can I per-
suade her and where shall 1 persuade
her to o H. T. Gratitude.
w " II eel W IN
you had better consult a good doctor
and follow his treatment. (2) If the
young men are reputable I can see no
harm in 1t at your age. (3) II he has
simply been your escort and not your
s~weetheart. just manage to have some
Q else with you when you do not
wish his company. II he Is a sweet
heart, tell him frankly that you cam
not consent to deceive your mother any
longer. 90 No. go 1t is legible-no
particular style. co. Possibly. CO II
she refuses to go away. of course, you
can't make her. ever for her own good.
But IL you wish her to have a rest from
nome duties. ask her If she won't play
2 game with you: you to play Mother
and she to play Daughter. sag for a
couple OF weeks. and see how you both
act with duties and pleasures changed
around. Reverse the privilege to a d
wise ner. and TO spank her II neces-
sary;" h to act as much like a girl
OF IL az possible: see to it that she
has a good time as you would like
to have now.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-I live over a
store in hve rooms. l work for the
storekeeper n buy the coal for his
COOK stove In the winter. We get the
heat In two other rooms from the fur
mace that heat the store and get rent
free and $35 a month besides. l have q
wife and four children. Do you think
that is fair wages? It seems very hard
for us to get along. I have a good wife
WDo saves wherever she can.
Worried.
I should Judge that 1t must b. diff
fcult for a family Of six to get along
on that amount. However. / cannot
tell whether your wages are fair or
not. AZ do not know what kind Of work
you are doing.
Dear Mrs. rhomn.on-n, When !