The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-10-20

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Chorus
My little Margie. I'm always thinking Of 20.
Margie. I'll tell the world / love you
Don't forget your promise to me.
have bought a home and ring and ~very-
thing, for Margie
You've been my inspiration,
Days are never blue:
After all is said and done,
There IL really only one.
OH Margie, Margie. it's you
My little you.
You can picture me most every nfrht
| can't wait until they start
Everything he says Just seems all right
want to learn that stuff by heart:
Dear Miss Brooks:
You have helped others out in their 1K-
~ficulties so ] am writing to see II you can
help me. ~ I have a bad habit Of chewing
my finger nails. Please let me know how
to stop. Please print some information about
the English poet-prophetess. Mother Ship
ton" also some of her prophecies. Hoping
you can help me out I remain with load,
Of success to you in your good work.
A BOY FROM DIXIE
~ 1t seems TO be much easier to form
bad habits than TO overcome them. docs II
notf Exercising will power is the best why
To overcome a bad habit. II you seem to-
do 1t unconseiously. ask your friends and other,
members of your family to call your attention
to It. Putting cayenne pepper under the
nail sometimes helps. As soon as they are
long enough. keep them smooth with a file.
so there will be no temptation to even"
them with the teeth. (2) Mother Shipton"
was a reputed English peasant. believed to be
a witch and prophecies. She was first heard
Of in 1641. Among her best known prophe-
cies, was those in which she said that car
riages without horses shall go" and that men
would be seen in the air. also that the world
to an end would come. in 1881" Thanks
for your good wishes Dixie Boy.
Dear Miss Brooks:
This is the first time I have written To
you. I think IL is very nice TO have some
one to answer our questions. May / ask =
few also7 81 Has a girl any occasion for
being angry with her brother II he does not
ask her TO 20 to the dance each time. II
she knows she is welcome. when her brother
is taking another girl7 How old should a girl
be before she goes TO a dance. show or party
with a boy7 tSl Would please tell me the
name of a good face powder. Thanking you,
A FRIEND. Utah.
~ 1t is a very unusual brother who asks
his sister to go every time he goes to a dance
or elsewhere. my dear, so l do not think you
should be angry. but very happy that he
takes you most of the time-and don't forget
TO let him know you think it very nice for
to do so. 90 At least sixteen, grille.
49, There are so many really good face powd-
that 1t Is more a question as TO which
one agrees with your particular skin. When
you find one which goes on smoothly and
not ~irritate your skin. that is the one
for you. II you will send me your name.
| will tell you a very reliable line Of toilet
preparations. Read instructions at head of
column before writing again. won't you.
Dear Miss brooks:
I have been reading our corner for some
inc and ! sure think you are doing a won
ierful work. This my first time visiting
,ur corner, and hope / won't be too much
'other. ~ I have had my hair cut and
have got quite a bit of hair. Can you
ell me where / can sell II. (2) There is .
sirl whom | have associated with for sew
years but last winter l went away 10
lchool and now that I am home again
re don't seem to be as good a friends as
We used to be and when / go with other
or boys she seems TO draw them away
rom me by some means or another. When
IN standing talking to someone she will
ONE and stand right in front Of me and
t makes me feel very humiliated. Can you tell
ne what is the best thing TO do or sayf
banking you a hundred times. / am.
"TOOTS." Utah.
Read instructions at head of column before
'riting your next letter. Toots. ~ Selling
air just now is a very difficult thing to &C.
but If you win send your name
nd stamped envelope I will give you some
ddresses where you might sell it. (2) Your
riend seems to employ very rude tactics In
tempting to draw your friends away from
on. I believe you had better have n con-
dental talk with her. and see just what res-
ms she has for acting in such n manner.
GU will at least have an understanding. and
know better how to conduct yourself
ward her in the future.
ear Miss Brooks:
I am interested In Between You and Ne"
hope you viii answer my questions. N
ow much should a girl Of thirteen weigh and
DIV tall should she bel t2) What grad
iould she be int (3l There are some boys
nd girls in our community who are from
fteen to seventeen years old. Should they
D car riding without a chaperone7 az Dc
u know the words TO Better than Gold"
Y mother heard one Of the stanzas twenty
ago and would like to know the other
70, so If you would prirt the song l would
very much Obliged. to) My hair is black
I'd my eyes are grayish-green. What colors
ouid look good on mel ] am always friend
with boys and I sometimes play football
nd baseball. az my brothers say I am =
,od kicker and th-ower. Do you think IL
alright for me to play baseball and fost-
Yours with love.
ToM-BoY. Idaho
a. The average girl of thirteen should be
s fest tall and weigh about 100 pounds.
, The eighth grade. (3) No my dear, Il 10
1t advisable to go car riding alone. No,
do not know the poem. but will get II. so
u muy look for It in The paper soon. 81
ues, grays rose. yellows or greens. In fact
your skin 10 clear. you can wear almost
~ shade well. (6) Yes. dear. by all means
ay football and baseball with your broth
3 and be friendly and a good pal to your
boy friends. Such a girl Of thir-
en- is a Joy to know and see. How I wish
ere were more Ike you'll
EAR Miss Brooks:
! have been a reader Of your corner for
me time. and at last have decided TO write.
have a question ! would like TO have you
swer. ~ l was born In December. What
my lucky day and eolorr Thanking you In
vance
DIMPLES
To one born in December. Thursday IL said
be their lucky day and gold, red and green
cir colors. The flower is the 2oldsnrod.
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