The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
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DEAR MRS. THOMPSON; O !
| am in love with a fellow not OF
- my own religion My mothenwill
not allow me TO 80 with him and so
/ have decided TO meet him al the
street corner ] just hate TO meet hun
there, because ] don't know what he
will think Of me am afraid to tell
him tho reason he cant come 10 my
home because he might quit coming Il
see me. What shall do2 i
(2) II | leave home do YOU think
my mother can force me 20 come back'
| am OF age. | am good 10 my mother
and she knows II, and ] don't want TO
leave home. because | have a good one.
But II | can't DO what want TO IN GO
ing with a fellow Just because he IS oi
different belief. | believe | will have
to leave home | don't know what viii
become OF me II do. What DO you ad-
wise me 90 dol IN TROUBLE.
% II you arc ~ years old or more
YOU ought IN he old enough 10 Use your
own Judgment. Do not dlSohey your
mother il you can possibly help il, but
IL she refuses 90 let the boy come TO
your home because she does not ap-
prove Of his religion and has no oblec.
lion TO his character, you are justified
in gong with HIM
(N DO not leave your home. II
would be unwsc to show the boy that
YOU cared so much for him II you tell
| mm frankly that your mother Will not
let him come TO your home because OF
the difference IN youn religions I've Will
probably be all the more eager 10 be
with YOU and will plan ways 20 see YOU
DO not show HIM ~ any way that you
are afraid Of losing him, because II he
lRrcS your fear and lack Of eonlidcutc
he is ant 10 assume your mental att
tude and think too. that he does moi
love you enough 20 go with you IN spite
of your mothers opposition,
do not like to advise persons oil DIT
lercnt faith 10 marry because It Is tru'
that they are extremely unhappy TO-
gclher ii they let the matter OF rehgor
come between them.
Dear Mrs. Thompson; Can you sug
gc,t something that will whien an
soften my hands. They are always rec
= and the least bit OF housework rough
! en-, and hardens them. Will cold creau
or yaselne applied nightly and wearln
old gloves at night help them
A LOVER OF PRETTY HANDS
Make a hand lotion oi two ounce
Y Of bay rum. one ounce OF glyccrint
' twenty drops of carbolic acid an
enough good perfume to destroy III
J, odor Of the carbolic acid. The col
ID cream or vaSeline would help, bt
,e would be greasy, whereas the above lC
in ton will have the desired effect 1t AZ
II. piled whenever YOU notice that you
ne hands are getting red
Dear Mrs Thompson ! am 10 yea
OF old Am | too young to 50 to dane,
i If my mother does not object?
be (g Is it all right for me to brir
s. a fellow into the house after Q O'Clock
A FRIEND
e W | think YOU are too young.
of (N No, YOU are too young to e.
lcuan boys after 9 o'clocko
Dear Mrs Thompson When goir
nc 10 a chop Sucy cafe, II ono should ha
oC occasion to order chop sucy, ho
", should ne cat the rlce2 1t is sery,
y, individually Should he eat it from Il
nn dish in which it is served or take it
,ar is service platc2 JACK b.
w. He should put some Of the rice on Il
bc plate and the chop Sucy over It,
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=" When a schooner was tied up
10. Gently at Port Townsend, Wash.
ted lack of a crew, three women OF {
ex- town volunteered to sign on the yes,
e. as sailors.