Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-12-01

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Helen Brooks, Box 1915, Salt Lake
= Dear Miss Brooks
|, ID / am very lonesome and am iookint
4 for something TO occupy my spare thousnu
and time The other day one said
Find hobby, find a hobby. find hobby
Bat can not find one. Can you help me, MISS
, Brooks7 (2) / wps born on April 10, 1910
, I think was born on Friday but not sure
What day was l born and what are my
lucky months, day and coors7 enclose .
thousand thanks, they nre invisible so do moi
let them escape.
COUNTESS GRCFFANUFF.
How fortunate you to have time for q
hobby 1t seems impossible for me to suggest
anything, not knowing your disposition or
characteristics. OF course your hobby must
be something that will improve you mentally
and physically, SO ! can think Of nothing bet
ter than the study of subject which you
are especially interested in. By searching your
mind you will find there is one thing
which is occupying your mind and In which
you are more interested than anything else.
When you have located what this is, begin =
sort Of research" work. Search for every
thing which has bearing in any way upon
| this subject There is parcel post library
here, where for small membership fee you
can have books mailed out to you TO read
your thoughts on paper. and who knows but
what you might sometime write a series of
articles on your hobby? II I have given
you any food for thought and be Of fur
| ther assistance to you, write me- (2) You
were born Thursday; your lucky months
are June and July your day is Tuesday. and
your flower the Apaaryllis your colors pink
and white. Am surs l gathered up all the
thanks. and thank you.
Dear Miss Brooks:
Will you please find me the words to tho
title "A Mans Answer to a Wonan's CUES
tion," il you can. will be greatly obliged
and for which l wish to thank you in ad-
vance We get some valuable information from
reading your little corner from time to time
Yours very truly.
C. B. LAYTON. Kaysville. Ut
Are you quite this is the correct title
to the poem you wish If so l am unable to
locate it for you, for which / am extremely |
sorry. 1t is necessary to have the correct |
title the first line the author to success |
fully find poem. l happy to know you |
are being benefited by my corner, and If you |
can give me any further information regard
ing this poem will be very glad to do every
thing possible to find it for you
Dear Miss Brooks:
we are tnhUeen years OF age and would
like to know how long to wear our dresses,
and what the latest styles. Please answer
In the next Times" Yours truly,
J. W. and j. s.
80 much depends the individual as to
height, size, ETC., that it Is difficult to say
just how long girl of thirteen should wear
he- dresses. Just below the knees would be
a fair rule 10 go by. 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 held by cuff. Sorry / could not 7
get your answer In the last issue Always /
lend your names. 1t insures you more prompt c
service. G
Dear Miss Brooks:
We are also thirteen years of age, and I
would like to know if It Is proper to go with
he boys. and would like to know how old | I
rirb should be before getting married Your .
respectfully.
PA and MA. K
We'll Pa snd Ma. can tell 700 what you ! /
Assld b doing now and for It least xAree !,
nore years, and that is-studying. Have your =
nfnd 10 full OF study snd the desire to exeei =
> your school work that there h NOT n. 4
sAst space 10 think abops boys and marriage.
'srson me II / tell you that the pcnrnsnship r
ND composition Of your lettas strongly tu- q
se.se mat this u exactly whore your mind d
ntuid BE- II ycu d devote your time and =
ttentson to thoughts and effort. -, ~.
mprovement Of yourselves In every w~v. Won
MI ne much more capable Of answering these
amy questions much more enthusiastically n -
ourselves than possibly do. and win n
Z nfuch more worthy Of the position Of =,
efpfaate and homemaker
)esf Miss Brooks, ~
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VIZ snoeid Ike to hear your opinion a, te
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u something Is sure to happen to change co
" plans before the day is done Please nm m,
See questions at your most convenient mo- We
'ei"s- Thanking you in advance. | remain 20
aeVoted reader to your most useful informal ! DR.
o. Yours truly, ~
MARCIE. Springvilie. Utah. We
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