The Pensacola journal., 1913-01-22
HEART AND
HOME PROBLEMS
BY Mrs. elizabeth Thompson.

Dear Mrs. Thompson: ()-what
could be done to a girl who is jealous
of me?
(2)-what is the best way to test
boys love?
(3)-I have been cross a. boy for
some time. Please suggest the best
remedy for making up.
OFF girl gets cross at boy who
should speak, first?
(5)-What is the best way to get rid
of a girl who is not wanted?
(6)-It is proper for boy to chap
erone a girl home from a party or
other amusements? ANXIOUS.
D-Just don't notice her. She is
more unhappy than you are.
(2)-Time is the only sure test. II
he loves you as much in five years as
he does now, you may be pretty sure
its the real thing.
OFF the fault was yours just
walk up to him, when you see him, tell
him you're over your crossness and
ask him if he will be friends with you
again. Tell him you will try not to be
unreasonable again.
(D-This is answered in No. 3. o.
Ignore her. OFF not too late at
night, a respectable boy may escort q
respectable girl home; but she ought
to be chaperoned by some older mem
Der of her family.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: have been
using tablespoon Of borax in a basin
Of water to wash my hair. I have
heard that borax will turn the hair
gray. Please give me your opinion.
RUTH.
An excessive use Of borax will harm
the hair make 1t dry and dead looking.
would advice you to use an egg
shampoo and not to shampoo more
than once in two weeks.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl Of
16. Will you please advise me? d.
Should a girl let her fellow kiss her
goodnight, before her mother? o.
How can you tell when fellow loves
you? (S)-Is a girl of II old enough
to get married If she can cook, sweep
and wash dishes clean? (4)-Why
isn't it right for a boy to kiss you?
Is there any difference between kiss
ing and shaking hands?
(5)-A boy in school who sits be-
side me is always winking or smiling
every time Hook at him. How can |
make nlIn stop D6CduSS L OOll Ndh .
any more for him than a weed. Co
When you beau proposes and asks you
to be his wife without asking your
folks about II, should you tell your ma
on him? ()-Don't you think it the
best plan for young girls to stick to
their lessons and let the fellows alone?
(S)-Why are old maids jealous when
a nice young fellow comes to town?
YOUNG GIRL.
0)-Not unless the boy is engaged
to the girl. (2)-By his respect and
consideration for you. (3)-You need
more than that to be fit for marriage.
A, girl should be at least IS before
marrying DIT makes a girl cheap
to allow any boy to kiss her. No boy
wants to marry a girl who has been
kissed by every Tom, Dick and Harry,
and if she has let him be free with her
without his asking her to marry him,
he naturally thinks she has been free
| everybody else. A girl should consid-
er her kisses sacred and keep them all
for the man she marries. II she does
that she will have nothing to regret.
A kiss is an intimate caress. Shaking
hands is very much like saying How
do you do?" to anybody.
(5)-Don't look at him. You might
ask your teacher to change your seat.
| (6)-If you want to marry him, tell
him to speak to your parents about it.
| If he doesn't do that at once, let him
go. G)-Yes indeed. (s)-You prob
ably only imagine they are jealous.