The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-19
Heart and Home
n ~ BY Mrs.
rO6IOT17 ~ Elizabeth
Thompson.

Dear Mrs. Thompson: % What
would be a suitable name for a Bible
class of young girls? % What will
remove freckles? go What will
make the teeth white? "a What will
make the complexion white? go What
will make the hair lighter and what
will make it grow? 60 | am girl
of fourteen. What colors should l
wear. being a blonde?
SCHOOL GIRL.
% Take the first letters of your
surnames and see if you can't twist
them into a name. 60 To remove
freckles have the druggist make up a
cream of the following: ] OF. petrOia-
tum, 1 OF. lanoIin (anhydrOus), ] fluid
OF. hydrogen peroxide, l fluid OF. acetiC
acid. Apply this to the freCkles. if
they are very stubborn, every day I'M
til they disappear. CD Clean them
once or twice a week with finely pow
dered charcoal "a ButterInilk 60 Go
out into the sunshine without wearing
a hat. It will fade the hair and make
it grow. Rub a little Vaseline into
the scalp and brush the hair well
every day. 90 If you are fair. all of
the light colors should look well on
you. Don't wear anything that will
not go we'll with your. eyes.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I watch your
column for interesting items, as re
cipes and helpful hints, as they are
SO simple one doesn't need a drug
store to start with.
I would like very much to know
how to prepare a rose jar? l am now
gathering and drying the petals. What
shalt l put in it? MRS. 5.
Cover the bottom of the jar with
fresh petals of roses and sprinkle with
salt; another layer of roses and sprin-
kle with salt; continue this way un-
til you have used all your rose leaves.
You can add cloves and cinnamon VI
you want a spicy order. Press the
mass down firmly in the jar You
can add 10 this jar all season, finish
ing with the late roses.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % What is
the matter with the present day good
boys? 1t seems they haven't got the
polish" and pretty ways that the bad
boys have and don't know how to
win girls heart. 90 Do men care
as much for women as women do for
men,
CD Why is it that men seem to tire
quicker of good, modest women than
those who are loud and gay?
a. VIII CocOanut oil make the hair
and eyeIashes grow? 90 Will it in
jure the eyes? CURIOUS.
CD 1t depends upon what you call
polish. Sometimes a good man is so
busy making an honest way in the
that he hasn't time to acquire all the
pretty mannerisms of the Iady-killer.
notice most of the good men marry
nice girls, so I guess they know how
to win the hearts OF the right sort Of
girls 90 1 think they do; or rather,
/ think women care no more for men
than men care for women. True men
and women sacrifice for each other
equally, so they must love each other
equally.
go Thay don't. The loud and gay
women repel decent men. Because a
woman is good and modest is no sign
that she may not be entertaining and
pleasant and very desirable.
(4) NaseIine is better. go Yes, if
it gets into the eyes.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: ! am a girl
of sixteen summers. % 1 have blue
eyes, golden brown hair, even white
teeth and d satisfactory complexion.
Do you think / am pretty? % Am /
old enough to have boys escort me
home from school in friendly way?
My parents object. go What is needed
to manicure a persons finger nails?
(4) How do you manicure nails? 90
How is my writing?
DON'T KNOW MUCH.
Q) All young girls are pretty, my