Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-01

Ali letters should be addressed
Helen Brooks, Box l545, Salt Lake G.
Dear Mis-, Brooks,
"a I am very Lonesome and am locking |
for something 10 occupy my spare thoughts
and tims. The ether day some one said
Find hobby. find hobby. find . hobby +
But ear not End one. Can zoo help me- Miss
Brooksf (z) I was born on April 1s. 1905, !
I think I was bern on Friday bat am not sure
What day was ! born on and what are nay
lucky months. day and oslsrs1 I enclose
| Thousand thanks, they are invisible so Do not
let them sseape.
COUNTESS eRCrrANUFF.
How fortunate yen are 10 have time for
hobby. II seems impossible for me 70 suggest
anything. not knowing your disposition or
| characteristics. OF course your hobby must
BE- something that will improve you mentally
and physically. % ! can think Of nothing bet
1 ter than the study 81 some sabject which you
| are especially interested In. by searching your
mind you viii End there i some one thing
| which IL occupying your mind and IN which
you are more interested than anything else.
| When you have located what this L., begin
ssrt Of research" work. Search for every
| thing which has q bearing In any way upon
/ this subject There Ia n parcel post library
4 here where for a small membership fee you
can have books mailed out " you 70 read
+, and then return. Get the habit Of writing
| your thoughts on paper. and who knows but
4 what you might sometime write n series Of
articles on your "hobby"f II l have given
| you any food for thought and can be of fur
| ts.cr assistance 70 you. write me- t2) You
/ we're born Thursday your lucky months
are June and July. your day Is Tuesday. and
| ypur flower the Amsrylls; your colors pink
and white. Am SUR / gathered up all the
thanks, and thank ysu.
Dear Miss Brooks:
WIN you please hnd the words 70 the
| title IA Mrn's Answer v a Wonnns Ques-
| tion." II you can. l will be greatly obliged
| and for which wish 10 thank you In ad-
vance. We get some valuable information from
| reading your little from tme 70 timo.
Yours very truly.
C. B. LAYTON. Kaysviiie. Ut
Are you quite sure this Is the correct title
| 10 the poem you wishf IL So unable 10
| locate II for you. fer which am extremely
| sorry. II is necessary 10 have the correct
title. the first lire or the author W success
| are being benefited by my corNer, and II you
can rive me any further information regard
ing this poem l will be very glad 70 do every
thing possible TO find II for YOU.
Dear Miss Brooks:
We are thirteen years Of age and would
like to know how long 10 wear dresses,
|
In the next Times" Yours truly.
j. w. and J. s.
So much depends the individual b
height. size. etc.. that II Is difficult 70 say
just how long a girl Of thirteen should wear
he dresses. Just below the knees would be
fair rule 10 80 by. A few OF the --latest
ideas are the long waist, the full skirt and
the old fashioned bertha. not forgetting the
large. decorated sleeve either loose at the
wrist or held by q cut. Sorry ! could not
| get your answer In the last issue. Always
send your names. IL insures you more prompt
service
Dear Miss Brooks:
We also thirteen years Of are. and
would like to know II Is proper 10 70 with
the boys and would lke 10 know how old
girls should be before getting married Yours
respectfully.
PA and MA.
Well. Pa and Ma. can tell you wha. you
should be doing and for NJ least thres
more years. and that is-studying. Have your
mind full Of study and the desire 10 excel
In your school work that there Is not the
least space " think about boys and marriage.
Pardon X I tell you that the penmanship
and composition Of your letter strongly In.
dictate that this y exactly whore your mind
should BE- II you Dc devote your time and
attention to thoughts and Efforts for the
/
: will be much mere capable Of answering shess
same questions much satisfaetorily "a
, yourselves than can possibly do. and viii
be much more worthy Of the positisa Of 9
helpmass ana honexaker
| Dear Misc BROOM;
~ should lilo 70 hear your opiaion a,
" what Is the proper and most accredited
; course to adopt when one has been srossct
In love. az Wow may I obtain a swee
and lovable dhpositioa1 I have tried to b,
cheerful when hrst arising In the morning
bat something IL SURE 70 happen To chang,
my plano before the day Is done. Please an
swer sueItions at your most convenient mo
ments Thanking you In advance. remain
, a devoted reader 20 your moot useful informa
ton. Yours truly.
, NARGIE. springvilie Utah.
az Well. my dear. l believe the mos
proper and accredited eourre TO pursue II
a ease Of this Kind Is to right about, face.
; smile and Immediately forget all about Il
D You know i would be an awful thing 4
. really take anything Of this kind seriously
and let Il spell you. when a really. tru,
nice man came along you would be so for
D lOrn and utterly impossible. that he eou
+ not for you at all wouldn't i'll e
You know, lot Of people seem 70 be Athlete
with a desire 70 he cross and surly in IN
= early morning. so you can ward Il OF
we'll. for maybe you can skip whole dag
scIne Of these dsyr And. you know. something
10 always happening 70 everyone, n thsy WI
3 enly le< " pvt-it "a business not :
4 let n. II n Overcoming the desire 70 weakl
| submit 70 the temptation 90 do the thin
which We know Is wrong. In matter wins
form that temptation comes. which makes u
grow hig and hne and loving and gensrou
20 an with whom come In contact
, hts seems 10 be your Weakness 70 let thing
cross you and make you unlovinR and unio,
able-then you must rise In your strength
the right and overcome Il. This Is the onl
way II can be done. desrie. so let's star
now. Thanks for your nice little eompitmsn
T. Dear Miss Brooks;
Il enjoy reading Between You and Me" yer
IA much. VIII you please answer some question
"a for met Can you tell something that wi
dsrksn the eyebrows and eye lashc-l Coul
IL I dye thsmt IL vanishing cream harmful
II the skinf Also publish the words 70 Dow
L By the Snvery Rio SrRndc," Thanking 10
A. IN advance. ] am yours truiy.
VRECKIES cr,riroyff1e IJ.ab