Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-04-18

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ter from a gentleman I had only met a.
few times. I do not wish to correspond
with him as l have another friend. Please
advise me. Edna.
Do not reply tosths DETER.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: m-How old
should q girl be before wearing high
heelsd shoes? S)-H you wish on a star
or on some other persons ring. will 1t
come rue Friends.
W-Your back will be stronger and you
will walk more gracefully IL you never
wear high heels. Have them broad and
OF moderate height. You can wear these
when You are Is. (2)-It's- Just an old SUI
Dear Mrs. Thompson: (D-My feet and
hands are always cold. Is 1t natural to
some? {D-Is 1t healthy to sleep with
your head under the covers: 81 drink
lots OF coffee. Does 1t harm? W-Does
Impure food cause pimples? Two not been
nee OF them for quite a few years and
have them all over and they itch. Whas
can I do? 0)-What is good for chapped
hands? Constant Reader.
DIT is not natural. Your circulation
IL poor. You need the right kind of out
door exercise. plenty OF fresh air and
n%ourishing food. Ono. You should
nave your BEDROOM windows open all the
time and breathe the fresh air. GA lit
tie coffee does no harm. but much of it
affects the heart and the digestion: it also
makes a muddy looking skin. (N-Better
consuls a doctor. 6~)-Glycerine diluted
with alcohol and lemon juice.
small moles on my face. How can they
be removed? Marie.
1 know of no safe home treatment for
this. A dermatologist may be able to
help you.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: ] am a man OF q
and for the last two years my feet have
bothered me. They sweat. / have tried
powders and have washed my feet in salt
water yet they sweat till they are so ten
der 1 can hardly walk. Can you tell me
some good remedy? Wallace.
Try bathing them in pure alcohol two or
three times a day. Perhaps your shoes
and stockings are too heavy. Wear cotton
stockings ana lighter weight shoes. Cam
vas shoes are excellent. as they give air
TO the feet. Give your feet all the air
possible. Cold salt water foot baths are
excellent.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: d. am a girl
Of Is in love with a young man of 81. He
says some day he expects to make me his
wife. He forbade my keeping company
with other young men. He calls at my
home most every evening and takes me to
social affairs. Is 1t wrong for him to call
vel evening? Is he jealous of me? Cd
Should he get me a birthday gift. Does
he care for me If ne doesn't? t3-lIow
can 1 remove hair from my arms?
question RoN.
DBL think I'D want to know that I WAS
definitely engaged to marry him before 1
let him m~onopolize all my time. He is
not only jealous; he Is selfish. elf he
thinks a great deal of you he will want 70
give you things; but he may not be In III.
habit Of. keeping birthdays. 9-Not...s
will permanently remove hair. The ;i.ii
may be whitened with peroxide or lemon
5uice. so 1t won't show so plainly.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: l ask you for a
few words of consolation. 1 am a lrya nj
. and greatly in love with a girl VI -.
She always seemed to think a great .t..a;
man to whom she became engaged. sar
has now broken her engagement Wit, Kim.
Although we are far apart. I CORES nuiii
with her n have lately told her how
dearly / love her. She is my ideal y. Il
woman n ! know l could never iuve
another a. l love her. She writes ne thai
we can't be anything hui friends. How
q get her to love me? She says She
y always glad to get my letters and that
i seem like q brother to her. She has
great confidence in me. Would ii he
proper to send her a boquet of flowers?
Brokenhearted
Many q good man has loved a good
woman who can only return the feelings
Of q friend. BIZ thankful that she is your
xrtend, anyway. But perhaps you can
WIN her love by being patient and showing
n~sf-pany pretty little attentions. Send
her flowers by all means. II YOU can
AFFORD It, leave an order with a florist in
ner town to deliver to her a corsage bo-
Nuet every Saturday so that she may have
u to wear to church Sunday. Have a
card attached to each boquet, bearing
Jour name compliments. BY the way
when you told her you loved her. did
you ask her to marry you? Did you tell
ner you could give her a good home and
would try your level best to make her
comfortable and happy?
Dear Mrs. Thompson: We are two pals,
II and is years of age. Ozone of us ls
. brunette and wants to know if a light
haired gentleman would make a good
match. being desirable In every other way.
Owe have always heard that people
who look alike will marry. Is this SO?
O-Do young men admire girls who dote
on styles? W-When a young man blush
es when he meets a girl. IL it a sign he
loves her? ()-Is jealousy q sign of love?
OILS q girl Of IS physically At to marry?
(D-At what age is a boy ft to marry?
Owe are two great gigsleIs when to-
gether, but quiet and modest when sep
aFate. How can this be overcome?
Percy and Cozy.
DTS a mans good qualities. not the
color Of his hair, which count In the
making of = rood husband. ()-Look at
the married people you see and judge for
yourself. GA young man rather ad-
mires q stylish looking girl. but he doesn't
want her to think styls and nothing else.
(D-some young men blush whenever they