Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-03-21

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z add one-half pint water, set over
slow fire for half an hour: then add
one t~easpoonful gum arabic. dissolve:
add one tablespoonful vinegar; boil
until brittle ltry in cold water); then
take of and flavor with vanilla ar what
you like. Rub your hands with but
ter. pull candy until white and twist
into sticks.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Please state
now 10 use x for the hair.
Mrs. e. S.
Beat up a couple of eggs, then rub
them into the hair. rubbing we'll into
the scalp. Let the egg dry i'm tn. hair.
Then rinse hair and head several times
in tepid water. do not have the water
hair Is we'll rinsed. let it dry i'm he
sun. If possible. Use this egg shampoo
at least once a month. III the head is
Very dirty. put a little bit of ammonia
int" the first rinsing water.
money that j loaned, without a lawyer. If
I have his 1. o. a.? t3 Which is the
larger city-New York or Londono &, i
am not of age and owe n friend money.
Can he stop my pay? 90 What can be
done to stop a man from drinking?
j. e. b..
% III he is not a man of honor YOU NAV
nave to sue him. (0 london. 90 Ii you
are not of age your wages may be claimed
by your parents or guardian. and your
creditor can hold your parents OK guar
dian responsible for your debt. 90 There
are drink-cure institutes In all the large
cities. III a nan hasn't enough will power
and self-respect tn quit drinking, he
ought to go to one of these places.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: "a What color
should trim a silver gray messaline dress
for spring? ~ I have a pair Of gray
buckskin slippers and rave had them
cleaned twice. but they look as though
ithey had never been cleaned. Could /
get a polish for them? 81 What color of
dress would he fashionable for a lady of
10 for spring wear? Wife.
~ A becoming shade of pink. or cerise.
(0 l know of no polish. They can he
dyed any color darker than they are now.
() Various shades of dark blue, tans and
grays are fashionable. White is very
swell"
Dear Mrs. Tho,npson: 1 am a girl of IL
and In love with a nice boy. He writes
notes to me. He has no brother nor sis
ter and 1 have a lot of friends and they
go out every night. l do like to go to
moving pictures and am silly over west
ern pictures. Please advise me.
Winifred.
My dear girl. you aren't a bit in love
with any boy. You just like this one q
whole lot az q very dear friend. II he
has no brother or sister he needs a good
l fr1nnA a md 4 bny,a v,r,, ,.,3ll A.. -.rp fA..t.
to him. Moving pictures do no harm ii
they are the right sort. Western pic
lures are really not true to life. Things
IN the west are about the same az they are
here. though perhaps people on the west
ern ranches work harder than We do, and
have fewer comforts.
Dear Mrs. THOMPSON: / have been mar.
ried. but We only lived together a short
time. My husband left last October and
wrote me saying he could never return.
l have no money to get a divorce. Am 1
free to have gentleman company?
No. o are stili a wife and have no
right to men who might think
you eligible for marriage. Take your
husbands letter to some good Judge In
your town and ask him to help you. He
will, I am sure.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am y young
man ~ 20. inc have been Keeping steady
company with q girl about two years my
junior. Her aunt often speaks as II she
wants me to marry her. Although L
haven't as yet made this girl any pro-
posal that she knows of. yet I i ave some
sesious Intentions. Since I am not ready,
what shall l say to her aunt?
Troubled.
Tell the aunt the truth. You are too
vO0ln0 tn onU0~o vn,,r0olf Tn arr and
you probably art not able to support q
wife or make her happy. Meantime.
don't m~onopolixe The girl. Give her as
much freedom ~ you want for yourself.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: a. 1 am a
man whom l met q short while ago
at = dance When ! 20 to a dance
he always asks me for Z dance and
when ] dance with some, One else he
always watches me closely. What do
you suppose he means? ~ How
ing him? 81 On what ringer should.
h engagement ring be worm.
~ He probably ID Interested In
you. l.l Just be pleasant and mod
est and sweet. A girl can't do more
more than that. % The third OF the
Dear Mn. Thompson: "a What
time shall . fellow 90 to bed? 60
How viii { gtrl act if> she likes . man?
out an INTRODUCTION, . she manner
~. 20 Should q man kisq : girl?
90 How Will Z man act II he likes q
girl? o. AZ what a8e should . man
get married. "a II : vi . engaged
to = giri how often should no 20 70
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