Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-01-24

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worth of benzoin. Rub "a little of 1T
into the hands each time after wash
ing.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: ND-l am a
glrl of 10 and have Il boy friend OF
10 Who thinks much of me and will
not go out with other girls. so l will
not so out with other boys. My folk
think we'll of him. but do not know he
likes me. I like him very much. but
afraid if 1 go with him l will dis
grace myself. He ~ highly educated
for his age. Please advise me. Oh
What is good for 81 cold on the
lungs: BEAUTY.
M-Tell your mother all about it.
my dear. and tell her to ask your
father to find out If what people say
about the boy is true. III 1t is. OF
course YOU will not want to go with
him at all. (9-See Il doctor at once.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: 90 What do
You him of a fellow that goes with
Il girl of II. and takes her out nights
without asking her mother for permits
sion? Do you think he respects the
girl when. instead of calling on her at
her home. he whistles" and when she
hears him she goes out TO speak to him
on the street? Isn't the girl foolish?
CD is II wrong or right III a married
sister refuses to call her young sister
to the phone when boys call up to
speak to her. when the mother forbids
IT as she thinks the girl is too young
10 nirt with boys over the phone and
make dates to go out with them? CD
is it right for Il girl of 20 who u en-
gagged to a fellow who is o u OF town.
to go with other boys to shows and
also correspond with them?
ANXIOUS.
CD He certainly does not respect
her. The girl is old enough to know
better. ANY young girl who wants N
real mar to- love her will show him
that she cares enough for her woman
hood to consult her mother before
making engagements to go out with IL
man. CD The married sister Is right.
CD If the engaged girl loves her tiance
she will not want to go out with other
men. though there is no harm in oc-
casionally going with Il man escort
when her fance is out of the city and
he does not object;
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have had
q wart on my hand for years. have
tried everything but failed. Please
THOMAS.
Have YOU tried applying coal oil
twice Il day until the wart comes or?
or. you can mix grain of paraform
with = parts of flexible colodian (have
II lone I'm a drug store) and apply to
wart three times Il day. After two or
three days you can pick the wart OFT.
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Dear Mrs. Thompson: % MY hands
hands get rough and black from work;
to make them white? CD When "a boy
friend hears a girl is sick and sends
her Il bouquet of flowers. when she sees
him at a dance should she thank him?
CD l am Is years old. Am 1 too young
to go to dances when the hall il near
by? az lis there any harm in frizzing
your hair? % Should a girl speak to
Il boy when he speaks to her and does
MT tip his hat? go Should "A hoy or u
girl speak first? % If "A boy asks n
and his parents. should she go? (S)
a boy insultcd me four times. Should
j tell him about it? 90 Are narrow
skirts being worn this winter? NO Am
J too young for skirt n waist?
az Rub cold cream or vaseline int"
your hands at night. and wear gloves
all night. Wear gloves at your work
as much as possible. After washing
the hands rub into them a little of the
lemon juice. t2) Yes. (3) Yes. Pub
lie dances are not good for any girl.
They are only run by men who want
to make money out of them and don't
care how much harm is done to the
boys and girls who go there. ~ 1t
will harm the hair. 90 She might let
II pass the first time. but should re-
fuse to recognize hin if he does it
again. ,) The girl. ca The parents
should invite her, too. (8) If a boy
Insults a girl more than once it is her
fault. 1t is up to YOU to see that it
does not happen again. (S) Yes. but
don't wear Your skirt so narra.~ that
1T is indecent. 0@ No.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-W j am Is.
Could | wear an evening dress with u
train? The dress is going to be
red. How should it be made? What
is an inexpensive material and trim
ming?
(2) Would it be proper for me to
give a boy classmate of mine a photo
graph of myself? / correspond with
him regularly as he is off at school.
He wants the picture very much.
H. w.
My dear. a girl of IS looks much
sweeter in a short gown. even for eve
ming wear. though almost every girl
has a passion for long ain gowns.
Long trains are not worn now except
on very state occasions.
A gown of plain and figured crepe
would be pretty. fashionable and in
expensive. 1t can be trimmed with
velvet of a little darker shade or
black. Have the skirt of plain crepe.
the waist and drapery of the figured.
The waist can be made surplice fash
ion. with wide revers falling away
from a civ vest, the turnover col
lar and belt of velvet. The neck
a be low or filed with a lace
collar.
() 1t is never a good idea for a
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