Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-04-25

for me to call in the evening:
Blue Eye.
II you car for the girl. marry her
n keep the other. fellow away.
For Worried-Go to the girl, apollo
gize for you bad temper and foolish
ness: tell her you know that no man
Is good enough for her, but ask her If
n won't take you on trial as a friend.
anyway, for a while. If she is yelling
to do that. make yourself as agreeable
as possible. Give her a good time. give
her flowers and candy. be cOnsiderate
of her feelings and as soon as possible
ask her to marry you.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Will you
please tell me how to make oily hair
nice and fluffy without injuring same?
Also not to turn the hair darker, for it
u something terrible. 1t is worse
since l have been using a hair tonic
on it. /. C.. u.
Mix together two ounces of alcohol,
two ounces witch hazel and IA grains
resorcin. Use daily. rubbing 1t into
to some extent. A simple hair tonic is
to rub a little kerosene into the scalp
once or twice a week.
Dear Mrs. Thompson. I am 10 years
old and In love with a young man of
Il. but he Is Ola different religion than
i, but he is a very good man and of an
excellent character. and he returns my
love.
l don't like to meet him any place
but home and mother won't allow him
to call on me: Please advise me.
Anxious Girl.
Religious belief ought not to make
n diference II two congenial peo-
pie wish to marry. Your mother does
wrong in not permitting the young man
to call upon you. If he wishes to marry
yOu, n you can agree not to discuss
Your different religions, why not marry
now?
years old and would like to know how
to win h love OF a well-educated man.
l am considered good looking and have
musical talent and wish you would ad-
wise me whether to marry q chief en-
gineer or a rich farmer ?
Cd My complexion is quite yellow
In the spring. Would you advise me to
use paint and how to use it.; also a
good name of some paint?
80 l am very awkward and some
say very bOlsterOus. Do you think II /
would go on the stage l would over
come these habits? Bashful.
Cd Make yourself interesting to him.
Be able to talk about current matters
ana his hobby" Dress neatly and be-
cominxly and IL he likes music. give
him some-otherwise don't. II I were
you l would marry the one l love. II
you love neither, take the better man of
the two.
co Eat plenty of vegetables and fruit
IN drink lots of milk. II you have no
color. q slight ouch. of rouge might
be used. though I never adyise it. A
painted face is vulgar.
90 Go to dancing school.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-I am a young
married woman of 20. Have been
married two years. We have had one
baby, but 1t only lived q few weeks.
My husband is as good to me as any
man could be-. He says he would glad
ly give his life for me. Dut my ear
does not respond as 1t should. I am
not satisfied with my home. How can
l learn to love my husband az / should?
How can l become satisfied with my
home? Dolores.
Go down n the 4slums and see
how women ~ live who haven't
good homes and good husbands. Go
to q big city n visit the sweat
shops, where women n tiny children
slave IL n 20 hours a day to get
and the divorce court and listen to
the stories told BY women who have
cause to be unhappy and miserable.
Then go home And get on you knees
and thank God that He has been-so
kind to you. Tell Him that never again
will you think only. of yourself, but
that q viii no longer be selfish and
Will try to make others happy.
never be happy or contended.
my dear. when 0 think only OF your
ness only in what you can do for 9th
ers.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-D I was en-
q. have broken the engagement
/ Should / keen tia ring nrfiI he srnIIr