Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-08-25

join if possible, but do not dare. ]
o have some questions which / would
: like you to answer: (1) What could
t be used to prevent dandruff and hair
from coming out ? Do you think bobb-
ing the hair will help it to grow thick
!. er and longer? Does braiding the
hair have any tendency to prevent it
: from coming out? (2) am in love
with boy and he will not even speak
to me. What can be done to win his
love! How can make myself at
tractive so that he will love me? 4
am seventeen. Am l old enough to
think of boys and also love them?
Thanking you very much and wish
ing you success and happiness, / am,
PIMPLES, Rexburg, Idaho.
Q) Send a stamped, addressed en-
velope and I will send you remedy
for your hair. 1t is thought that cut
ting the hair will cause it to become
thicker and longer, but it is doubtful
If it does. Clipping or singeing the
ends gives good results. No, braid
ing will not prevent the hair from
coming out. (2) Ny dear, my dear,
do not pass OFT your love so freely.
No, you are not old enough to love
the boys as you seem to think you
do. Make yourself attractive by keep
ing your mind away from the boys
and on the things which will beautify
your character so you may attract
boys who are seeking beautiful char
acter rather than beauty of face and {
form. How could you possibly wish {
to win a boys love who refuses to i
speak to you? Cultivate more pride t
and reserve. A girl is most hateful s
in boys eyes if she attempts to seek J
his attention.
Lear Madam:
am young man of 10. l am trou-
he'd with hay fever every time I get ;,
II. The dust of hay or grain Hoping :.
you can give me some aid for ths !,
above, l remain as ever, friend,
DUTCH, Downey, Idaho. I,
| am extremely sorry, but I cannot h
answer questions regarding the ply n
ical health of my readers. h,
Dear Miss Brooks: y
| have been very interested in "our y,
orner," and would be very glad if q,
Tou would find answers to a few 81
uestions for me. (1) How old should r.
girl be before being escorted to- -,
ances, parties, movies, etc, by +,
oy? (2) How can you tell a good, n
lean boy? ~ ~
JUST A MERE GIRL From Utah. " "
% You should be at least six ve
en before considering going out es
it'll boys at ALL (2) You can soon tell -
good, clean boy by the way he
eats you while in his society, and p,
: the language he uses A boy, for M
stance, who uses profanity, smokes
garettes, drinks when he can get x n,l
and is out all hours of the night. WI
mot well be clean-minded, whole
me boy, can he?
Ear Miss Brooks: J..
r race;yo5 s,,oh o,,.o11.4 Sch,
sum eAeeiienI answers Cati
my other questions that l decided -
come again. (a) Do you think -
bbed hair becoming to a girl of fif-
IN who is quite thin? (b) Could DI
u tell me some symbol that stands va va
: hope? 60
Yours truly,
HOPE, Provo, Utah.
Thanks, Hope. (1) Bodied hair is
re becoming to a young girl of fif- ~
n who is thin, than to the older pr Ae
who is fleshy, because bobbed 10 E
r, If curled, makes the face look
ger. 1t is far from becoming to
older girl who already has round
mp face. (2) Now, let US see
uld not the anchor be a symbol of c.. IA9 q
e, and also the star? Sorry =
ID not get to you sooner.
y M;cr p~a.1 Salt
have been more than interested
'our corner of the paper. have r
puzzld over some questions II
Id like to have answered. | would
to learn to sew, make nv own
SEES. Could you tell me of a place Gu.
n is reliable, where / could learn
Iressmake? What do you think
yours,
5. A. M, Escalante, Utah
am very glad to welcome you to
corner. / am not familiar with
firm you mention, but there are -
cressmaking schools closer home.