The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1913-01-30

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at least be true to herself and remain
decent and clean in her heart. II pos
slple move away where you will not
see this man any more. and make up
your mind that 0 will be a good pow
er In the world; not a bad n
Dear Mrs. Thompson: People often tell
me | look older than / am. They say my
face shows IL. 1t makes me feel blue.
P1mples and blackheads break out on my
face and / have some wrinkles n 1t is
III Of yellow. What is good TO use and
harmless. Reader.
Not even an old woman should have a
wrinkle or sallow skin. or pimples or;
blackheads. They are no sign OF age,
but q sign OF bad health. Massage your
face with a good cold cream every night
and morning, after bathing with warm
water and imported CASTLE soap if you
can sgetsit If not. any good toilet soap,
Take one or two hot baths a week and a
sponge bath every day. Drink a lot Of
pure water n good milk. Eat plenty
OF fruits and vegetables, both cooked and
raw. If you are thin and anaemic, take
q ~teaspoonful OF olive oil every day. Eat
al you want of n~ourishing things, except
rich gravies, pastries and candies. Keep
your bowels in good order by taking Ep-
som salts when necessary. Take walks.
sleep with your windows open. Have
pleasant thoughts. BE cheerful no mat
ter what anybody says about you. In a
month you will see a decided improve
ment.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: How can / clean
a white fur collar and muff? B. E.
lr there Is snow about your place. rub
the snow we'll into the fur until the soil
is out. You car also clean white fur with
a clean flannel cloth. This requires pa
thence, but is effective.
Dear Mrs Thompson: OILS a boy OF
IL too young to go steadily with a girl
or IL. O-Should a mother let her
daughter receive letters from a fellow
when her father is strictly against 1t?
8)-How can a wart be removed from the
nose? r.. EarIine.
OFF she Is a nice girl II will do him
good TO be her friend; but he is rather
young to think of marriage. OF the
father has good reason to object, the
mother should stick with him. 8)-only a
doctor should attempt this. Home treat
ment might make a cancer.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: d. am an old
bachelor and love a girl friend, but she
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love? O-I am invited to a banquet. Is
It proper to ride in a taxi?
Good Looking.
II you are an old bachelor and haven't
learned yet how to make yourself agree
able to a woman, In afraid I can't help
you much. II she likes you at all, make it
your business to call on her often. to In
Vte her to pleasant affairs as often as
possible, TO give her flowers and candles
books to her taste and to make your
self generally Johnny-on-the-spot to
please her. II you can show a little SEN
timent' without stopping over. II would
help a lot. When you"think you have her
interested and thinking about you. ask
her TO marry you and don't take mo" for
an answer unless she threatens to sic the
dog on you or something like that. Per-
sistent devotion VIII often win a woman,
but most mon aren't equal to II. (2)--Yes.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a boy of IA.
Have been going with a girl two years old
er than myself. a Is it right for
me to elope because my father scolded
me for staying out till IL o'clock with her?
CD He objects to my going with her. Can
you tell me why? 90 Is ii wrong for me
to kiss her good night? 1 dearly love her
and have been going with her for one
year. l don't feel like giving her UP.
Reader.
Laddie. you're Just a kid" and YOU
don't know what love isl mean man.
and-w oman love, m more than a baby
does. And believe me when / say that
the girl who Is willing to put UP with a
boy OF IA Is mighty hard up for a man.
She isn't worth wasting your affection
on her. Keep your heart until 1t Is mans
size and can tell a real woman,
Q) You will be better Off If you will
stay home nights and improve yourself
so that you will be worthy Of a good wom-
an when you are old enough. Everybody
will laugh at you If you elope. CD Your
father knows a great deal more thar you
do and you would be wise to trust him.
90 This question is answered in the be-
ginning Of my talk to you.
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Dear Mrs. Thompson; What is GOOD
for enlarged pores In the face? (2) How
l get stouter? I have worked in
a shop fve years where there was no
fresh air. go l live right across the
road from the shop, Should I wear q
hat? C) Please give recipe for lemon
pie. CO. My wrists are thin. How
can I make them round? ROSALIE.
Cd Use pure CASTLE soap and warm
water when washing, and follow by
dasnlng cold water over the face,
with a few drops of benzoin in 1t.
~~ ~ AtoAI Will u 6OOu
cold cream, then wipe off every par
tical Of the cream. It may take q
month to show Improvement. Be sure
to a enough baths-one hot bath u
week and a warm sponge bath every
lay. CD Be outdoors every chance
you can get. Eat a lot of good food.
Breathe deep. Sleep with your win
open. Drink plenty of pure milk
and eat lots Of butter on your bread.
Also eat carrots both raw and cooked.
They will help your complexion and
make you fieshier. ca It's not neces-
sary. Cd Lemon pie: Grated rind and
Juice one lemon, one cup sugar, n
heaping tablespoon -four, yolk egg, but
ter size of walnut, enough cold water
to mix all to smooth paste, then add one
cup boiling water, place on stove and
stir until 1t boils, Have crust baked
Pour in custard. Beat
white of one egg stifr with two table
spoons sugar, spread on pie, put in
v to brown. 90 Follow directions
No. . and you wrists will improve
h rest Of your body. 0r
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl OF ID
md deeply in Owe with a young man
about II. He says he loves me and also
owes pretty girls, while I am not con-