The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-23

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myself to death about him.
Your husband is taking cruel meth
DDS to ''cure" you. If he really wishes
to help he should do nothing to make
may be in his actions he should cease
telling you anything to arouse this emo
ton. No man has a right to do any
thing unless he can govern or control
the reaction upon others. Should he
your jealousy Immediately say to your
self: 81 know no such thing as jeal-
ousy, my husband is true and good
and kind" Do not dwell for an instant
upon things intended to cause jealousy,
you will conquer. Talk with your hus-
band and tell him that love is too
precious a thing to gamble with and II
he really loves you he will never again
do or tell you anything of Jealous
nature.
Dear Mrs. Thompson am a girl 20
years of age and can never &c. any:
where, as my mother is otd-tashtoneo
and never allows me to leave home for
ride in the daytime, much less at
her to let me 90, there Is always
fuss. II Is mighty hard to endure re;
marks of the girls and boys when ! tell
them | can not go, for they always say
tndL my UlOEnGF uuGSt'L IFuSI UiSs ESh
can imagine how these remarks cut me.
have four sisters and six brothers,
and mother Is Just as strict with them
as with me. It Is not because OF money
for we have plenty and | have my own
money. | was invited to several places
this summer, all lovely families, but
mother refused to let me go. Tell me
what to do for her treatment Is becom-
ina unbearabIe. Would you advise
girl to mary for money? ~
There is sad note through all your
letter and my heart goes out to you
Ask your mother to allow you and your
sisters to have your friends come 10
your home and have her meet the girls
and boys. She will come to see that she
low you to partake Of the innocent
pleasure of contact with friends your
age Assure her that she can trust
you at all times, and see that you
never disappoint her in this. Get tne
co operation of your sisters and broth
ers and form combine to please your
mother in everything, but sweetly in
sist that your friends come to your nome
| believe this plan will work. II not.
write me again and l will tel! you, OF
another. Never marry for anything out
pure and unadulterated love.
Dear Mrs. Thompson--PIease tell me
an inexpensive menu for meals for one
day, and recipe for taking stains out
of silk. WOHRl ED.
Breakfast: Cantaloupe. fried toma-
toes, cream gravy rice waffIes, coffee
Luncheon: Cheese and pimento sand
wiches, tomato and devied egg salad,
gingerbread stewed peaches and iced
tea. Dinner: Casserole of lamb with
macaroni, string beans, eggp 2Isa
cheese custard and coffee, or iced tea
| If the stains are from grease, try rub
| bing with gasoline. Otherwise, take
one part turpentine to two parta OF eS-
sence of lemon. Rub gently With this
mixture on soft cloth.
Dear Mrs. Thompson went with a
| man friend to buy a suit recently and
selected the best one we could ttnd.
| He then went with me to purchase a
winter suit, and after we nad oou9ht
| ii, | mentioned buying a coat also. He
said | was foolish and extravaganza to
want a coat. Do you think he should
have thought so2 What can | do to re-
duce my weight?
THAT is Just one mans opinion. There
are times when a coat is indispensable
and one can scarcely do without a tail
ored suit. Next time do not take TINS
man shopping. Eat more fruit, LEST
sweets of all kinds. Avoid all creameo
dishes and those served with butter
| sauces, If you are too stout there Is
nno form of self discipline which you
ought not to neglect. DO not eat candy
bofwecn meals Here is n suggestion
Tor meals for one day; Breakfast: Aclc
fruit without sugar., baked apple
poaChed egg (without toasD ant
SKINNED milk to drink, coffee Of de-
sired) but without cream. Lunch, OF
supper. Lean meat, fresh green's, run
or vegetable salad with boiled dress
ling. iunket made from SKINNED milk
gluten bread twithout butter). Dinner
IrniIed steak, baked potatoes (withou
lbutter or gravy, gluten bread, SLICED
Tomatoes with vinegar boiled cauli
Ifiower. celery and prune whip.
I Dear Mrs. Thompsou-My sister il
uolnu to Visit her sWeetheart's family
IN East Tennessee. Do you THINK
S not invited meSS LONESOME GIRL.
No.
paar Mrs. ThompsoN-A am a girl /
scare of age and have been going witt
bov for some time and correspondent
~,ith him since he moved to snothe
eossn,, In one of his letters recently n
sent me a pair Of baby stockings, whlel
came In a separate envelope. Although
there was no writing with the stock
mos, knew he sent them because
,U ,sS addressed In his handwriting. shaI
keen up my friendship with this bo
or discontinue M am feet an
weigh i45. How long should ! wear M
d' GaTs YOU lost respect for this boy be
cause Of this act? IL so, drop him, o
Yea stni like him yea can affor