The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-12-22

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Helen Brooks, Box l545. Salt Lake G
Dear Miss Brooks.
1 have been very much interested in your
corner and would like to ask you few ques-
TONS ~ What is the Nobel Prizef To whom
was II awarded and what fort (2) II boy
should take girl home which should say
goodnight first, and should the girl thank him
for bringing her home7
JUNIOR, Utah.
~ This same question was answered re-
Gently and gladly reprint it for you
ti) The Swedish scientist. Alfred b. Nobel.
the inventor of dynamite. died in 1896, be-
queathing his fortune. estimated at 100000,
which should yearly be distributed to those
who had contributed to the benefit of mankind
TO the greatest extent during the year i'm
mediately preceding under the following clas-
sifcations % For the most important discoy-
cry invention in the domain OF physics
(2) In chemistry (3) In physiology or medicine
90 For the most distinguished literary work
of idealistic nature; t5) For the most e.fec-
tive work in the interest of international
peace The value of each prize is on an
average of $4,000. The last year on record
Is that Of 1920. c. e. Guilleaume. French
man, was awarded the prize in physics; Prof.
A. Rough. Dane. in medicine; Knut Hamsun,
Norwegian, In Literature; NJ bourgeois. a
Frenchman. in Peace. There was no prize
awarded for Chemistry for that year. The fol-
lowing Americans have been awarded the
Nobel prize during former years; T. W. Rich
ards. In chemistry. 1915 A. Carrel. in medi-
cine. 1912; Woodrow Wilson. in peace. 1918
Elihu Root. in peace. 1912; Theodore Roose- |
welt in peace. 1906 (2) II your friend has !
escorted you to party any place of amuse |
ment mutual expression of having enjoyed
the evening is all that is necessary. and your
friend should not tarry too long after return |
To- c.. .-t.~Lk - l.
Dear Miss Brooks:
l have read your corner every week IN the
Gunnison Valley News, and have received much
good advice from It, VIII you please answer
n few, Questions for met ~ On what day
Hid Nov. 20. 1896 fall. also Oct 10. 1897
(2) was born in July. what are my lucky
months. DAYS and colors? fs) Can you judge |
by my writing how old amt Wishing you
SUCCESS in your work,
JUST ME- SwAMPY.
Yes indeed. l will answer your questions.
Swssmpy. (l) Nov. 20. 1896. fell Sunday,
and Oct IS, 1897. Wednesday. (2) Your
lucky months are supposed TO be February and
September your day Monday. colors green and
russell and your jewels emeralds and black
onyx. (3) can guess" but wouldn't care
to bet on its being correct. About twelve
how nearly right am II
have been very interested In Our Cor
ner'' for time. and 1 have decided you
could help me with two very puzzling QUESTIONS.
~ / born on the 10th of March. 1906,
what is my lucky day and what day born
on? (2) What can / do to make the boys
dance with me7 Outside OF the ball room
they treat very nice. and are very sociabie.
but when l am to dance they never dance
with me. although they are still sociable I
do not think it IL because / am not good
dancer. for can dance well or better than
several girls with whom they always dance.
Thanks. Miss brooks. tlms. 1 VIII
come again. If l may. Yours truly.
QUESTIONER-
Welcome to our corner. Surely you may
come again. ~ You arrived here on Sat
urday and your lucky day is said to be We'd
nesday. (2) This is puzzling question to
be Just why they should not ask you
to dance. when they treat you nicely else
where, is indeed strange and am afraid you
are about the only one who can public it out
only suggest that you be pleasant and
agreeable and improve your dancing still
more. II you dance well 1t would that !
Just the reverse would be true. for almost
everyone enjoys dancing WITH one who dances
we'll. and they would therefore show you that
attention. even though for any they {
lid not show you attentions at other times
md places. 7
MRS. HEBER D. LOWE. Franklin, Idaho z
is of the poems you requested I
ome time ago. Longfellows poem, The !
Famine" iss not recited TO music. far ]
rave been able TO learn. Your other poems will T
appear
LITTLE BROWN BABY
little brown baby wifi sps'klin' eyes.
Come to 20 pappy an set his knee. >
What 20 been doin'. suh-makn' san pies 7
Look Mt dat bib-you's ez duty es
a. H. -la4 Il ho<
Come hyeah. Maria. an wipe off his hans
Bees gwine to ketch you an eat you up yet =
Bein' sticky an sweet-goodness lan's
little brown baby wifi spakiin' eyes.
Who's pappy's darlin' an who's pappy's chile I
Who is it all de day nevah once tries
Fer to be cross. loses dat smile7
Hhah did 20 git dem teefr Ny yous
scampI :
Whah did dat dimple come f'om in 20 chin 7 .
Pappy do know yo-I bleves you's tramp !
fanny. dis hyeah's oil straryler got
I'M F,
LIS th'ow him outen de do in de sam.
We do want stragglers s-layin' 'roun hyeah 8
Let's gin him way to de buggah-man: -
I know he's hidin' erroun' hyeah right neah- {
Bugsah-rnan. buggah-man. In de do. v
Hyeshs bad boy you kin have flu to eat
'aanny an pappy do want him no mo-.
Swaller him down f'om his haid to his feet ,
Dab. now. fought dat you'd hug me up close
Co back. OIL bugssh. you shant have dis boy.
He' psppy's px'dner an playmate an JOY. !,
Come 70 20 pallet now-go to 20 res
Wisht you could allus know case an eleAh +