Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-11-21

d little oNal:c acid on 1t. let stand a few
minutes. then rinse in water to which a
little ammonia has been added. Repeat
uhtli stain is gone. (0-She ought to be
nome by III O'Clock, unless she is under Is
and then she hould be home by 10 O'Clock
anyway. GA nice girl will not do it.
D-lf she has nothing to keep her busy
1T VIII do her no harm TO earn a. little
money with the understanding that every
cent or 1t is to be saved toward beginning
a real home as soon as possible. Her hus-
pahd should support her from the begin
ming. 6-Never talk back unless abso-
lutely necessary; then do 1t courteously.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-Q) What
snail L do to make the pores smaller
in h skin of my face and clear the
skin of blackheads? (2) l am en-
gagged to a lovely. moral young man,
" years of ge. and my father treats
him unkindly, while my mother adores
him. What can l do to make my father
treat him decently, for he takes 1t so to
heart? HEARTBROKEN.
% Wash the face with warm
water and a mild. good toilet soap
good soaps are rather expensive. The
soap you mention Is too severe for the
face. Massage with a good cold cream
n wipe this off carefully. Occasion
ally anoint the face with a little ben
zoin mixed with pure alcohol or rose
water. to make the pores smaller.
After washing the face and neck in
the morning. apply a very thin coat
of cold cream, rub we'll into the skin,
then put on a busting OF any reliable
face powder; then leave the face alone
until you wash 1t again at night.
CD If father is set I'm afraid you
can do nothing with him. Try to have
your friend call when fathers not
around and ask the young nan to bear
With him for your sake.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-D Last
March i got acquainted with a pretty
girl of IL and am very much in love
with her. l used to visit her and
told her l loved her and wanted her
to be my wife she refused me. Have
just seen her twice since then and
she acted very cold to me. How can
1 make her love me? l ann % and of
good manners. My uncle wants me to
very idea makes me sick. CD My
mother was half Indian and my father
Welsh. How much Indian am 1?
BROKEN HEARTED COWBOY.
Q) If she doesn't love you and
YOU press your attentions upon her.
you might ask her if you can't be just
friends. If h consents be big, broth
erly, to her. Always be patient and
considerate and try to make life happy
for her. She is quite young and in
time you might be able to impress your
devotion upon her. Certainly do not
marry any girl you don love. (2)
Not enough to count.
Dear Mrs. Thompson am 80 and
weigh 1871 pounds. and would like to
learn to dance. Am 1 too old? My
husband wants me to learn. 1 was
married when l was 13 years old.
Everybody laughs at me wanting to
learn to dance. READER.
Learn to dance, by all means. Go
who knows how. to teach you. You
are neither too old nor too heavy
in fact. you are just getting to an
interesting age, when a woman can
be most charming.
You didn't nave much time to be
young If You married at 13. Begin to
be young now. Your husband prob
ably wants you to be more of a COM
panion to him.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-I am II and
going with two fellows. One is rich
and ne takes me to many social do
ings, but is sometimes not very
pleasant to me. The other IS hand
some, always good natured and seems
to love me most. How can / tell
which n loves me best?
ANXIOUS.
considerate Of her and tries to make
life as happy as possible for her.
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Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl
of 10. l have gone with a young man
for two years. who Is considered one
wrong for me to allow him to kiss me
goodnight? II so. how can l object
without hurting his feelings? N. s.
Tell him you are not children any
longer n must give up childish ways.
Be firm about 1t and he will like you
as we'll as ever, and respect you more.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: What will
remove wrinkles about the eyes? I
am II and do not think I should have
them. but l have had them almost two
years. ! am also very nervous Per-
haps that is it. CORINNE.
You should sleep as much as pos
sible. eat we'll and be outdoors a great
deal. o are too young to have
wrinkles. Massage gently about the
night.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have fallen in
love with you and that is why 1 write to
you. l know you are a dear good woman
and 1 will do what you advise me and like
you just the same. ~ l am a girl OF IS.
5 It. 2 In. tall. Am 1 too small and will
I ever grow taller. (0 1 had one girl
friend and We went together for ever so
long. I thought she was my very best
friend. But she stopped going with me-
l don't know why, and would not ask her.
She has another girl friend now and they
are always together. I have no girl
friend now that I care Cor, and 1 am
awfully melancholy at times. 1 never go
out. What shall l do.
~ I would dearly love to be on the
stage. I cannot do anything-cannot sing