The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-24
HEART and BEAUTY PROBLEMS

| Dear Mrs. Thompson: % Is it
wrong for a girl of fourteen to dance
once in awhile?
CD What would be nice Christ
mas present for a 'schoolmaster?
(3) Do you know of any good face
| bleach?
a. Is it right for boys to become
angry if you do not speak to them
| first?
| go I have a dear girl friend, but
sometimes she is very Indifferent and
| becomes angry over nothing. How
would you advise me to break her of
| this? When she is not angry she is
real true friend, but that is seldom
CD What is the style for Junior
misses in combing the hair this sea-
son? DROWN EYES.
% I don't think so.
CD A book, a bronze paper knife or
anything for desk.
CD Put half a pint of rich milk
into a porcelain kettle and bring 1t to
boil Skim carefully, and add one
quarter of an ounce N strained lemon
Juice. Remove from the heat and pour
in one-half ounce of white brandy.
Bottle when cold, and apply to the
face at night with soft cloth, letting
the mixture stay or all night. Wipe
over the face again in the morning af-
ter washing.
This lotion proves very beneficial to
some complexions and not to others
1t will do no harm to try it.
first and if she does not do it boy
is justified in thinking that. she no
longer desires his acquaintance.
CD Respect your friends moods
and when she wants TO be indifferent
leave her alone. Don't seek her, but
let her come to you. She will probably
do it..
(6) Part the hair in the middle,
roll it on the sides an fasten it in
the back with a ribbon or barette-
Dear Mrs ThOmnSOn. i do not seem
to be very well liked by the girls. but
boys are friendly to me. 1 am a MEM
Der of very good club and an off1cer
in it. For about two months ] have
been going with a girl who is very
well liked by everyone. 1 called on her
twice, took her to a club dance and
to the theater once. ABOUT two weeks
ago 1 made a date for few nights
ago. One day when 1 was going home
from work a boy whom know very
we'll came up to me and said he I'M
derstood that L was trying to go with
this girl and my attentions were very
distastefuI to her-that she went with !
me merely because she did not want to |
hurt my feelings. Then two days after /
met the boy 1 got a letter from the |
girl breaking our date. 1 wrote and |
told her what the boy had said and
asked her if it were so. She answered |
that If she wanted to give out such in |
formation she would do it herself. |
Then 1 wrote back and asked her for |
another date. She did not answer my /
letter. Do you think it would be all /
right to telephone her or write anoth-
er letter and ask TO- a date?
DISCOURAGED.
Don't write or telephone What the |
boy said was probably true or the girl |
would not have acted as she did. Find !
another girl; there are lot more. Be
cause this girl did l.ol like you is no
reason why you should be discour
aged.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % Will
you kindly tell me just how that old
blood purifier is made up2
CD 1 have a girl friend who lives
quite a way from here. What would
be a nice Christmas present for her?
now. she is just a friend.
1 am not giving my attention to her.
A READER.
% The formula consists of a
paste of sulphur and molasses, cream
of tartar to the amount of a pinch
being added to each teaspoonful of the
mixture. The dose from time inme-
mortal has been teaspoonful every
for three days; then three
days omitted. and another three doses.
On three more consecutive days are