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

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Dear Friend
"Just Between You and Me" Is surely ~
> interesting corner. am a newcomer ant
; will be glad II you can furnish me the In
formation / desire ! am married and have
two babies. but still have time to enjoy th>
old time songs and poems. Can you please
send me the words to the song Poor Little
Joe," and to the poem entitled I'm the House
Of Too Much Trouble"1 These two pieces
will COME under my obser sation If printed In
the Preston News at Preston. Idaho. Thanking
you in advance. and hoping ! may call again,
remain. Yours truly.
MRS. MILFORD HANSEN Mink Greek, Ida.
have the poems. you desire and they will
appear here the very first time have space
for them. or II have to keep you waiting
too long will send them by mail 10 your
address. / am indeed glad TO know you find
helpful and interesting things in my cor
ner, and still more glad that your duties and
cares have not taken the poetry and music
from your soul. Ind hope these will increase
as the years go by.
Dear Miss Brooks:
l received your answers to my last questions
and they helped me very much. Would you
please answer few questions for me again
: ~ Is it proper to go with the boys at my
age? / am seventeen years old. Is 1t proper
I to go with q boy that is year younger
than YOURSELF (2) l was born in January /;
what is my lucky day, number and color
(S) Is there any specified meaning for the
name Lila7 What is the lucky number, stone
and months7 "a l am not going to school
now; have graduated out of the eighth grade
and went to year of high school. Would
you advise to what to dot I am working
at job where / learning a good trade
in another year win be able to go and work
in the factory where ! will get good wages
(6) Please send list of games / could
play at birthday party. (6) Please tell me
how I could fix my hsir. Last time didn't
send my age. but l did this time. ~ Is Il
proper to receive presents at Christmas or on
your birthday from boys you are we'll ac-
quainted with, and is It proper to send pres
ents in return7 Thanking you in advance,
WANDA, Utah
~ Yes, Wanda, at seventeen it is quite
proper for you to go occasionally with a boy
friend. 1t all depends on you and the boy
interested whether he Is One year younger or
older than yourself. t2) For one born In |
January, the lucky day is said to be Saturday, |
the months March and November. the colors |
garnet, silver. gray. brown and black, and |
the flower the snow-drop. f3) find no |
especial meaning for the name Lila. az You
know so much better than 1 what you can
DO my dear. but it is always advisable TO 20
to school just as long as you can 1t would
surely seem best for you to finish high school
at least. if you possibly can. Lack of educa-
ton Is handicap all through life, and YOU
feel this lack more and more as the years go
by. (5) 1t is difficult to explain a game I
properly without taking too much space, and
as you have overstepped your limit of ques-
ions by five 1 will have to refer you to the
games described in last weeks paper. This
applies to number six also. "a It is never
proper to receive give presents of value TO
'oys- If you old friends and wish to er
mango such gifts as books. pencils, ETC., it Is
luite proper. happy to have been of
ervice to you. g
Dear Miss Brooks, :
We nave been reading your corner for some 8
ame and have been very interested VIII you .
lease answer these Questions7 u How can o
on make divinity without using corn .vrun +.
y Is It possible to be really in love AZ |,
~ te) How can you make . bag interested | b
youI ~ How can you get . date when |
on want NJ 6) How b 4 proper 70 accent
hen boy asks you TO 60 some pisoef fe,
'iter yeu entertain boys, b II proper 10 rivs
ooteer party before they return tie party
u II proper 70 call boy on The eslspho.e
., n eoy steeis hiss from . Girl, sAould
- be Offended or how should she set o.
hat should she sayi Thanking you. -, r.
ain,
J. and D.. NJ Peasant
~ have not let located recipe for divtnit,
uncut using corn syrup. and when do
II send It right along. (2)I do not th;nk
;. my dears Imagination plays you m.pv
'cks IN this respect about this time. but
'nt take any of them seriously. fsl On.
arie me- how can I tell you, By being in
re'ins' might say. ~ You eannot-always.
IL
ank him for the invitation and tell hin, vo,,
III be very pleased to go. (5) You could
arceiy count parties, could youf Yor
we more tnan one boy to your party and Won |
uio haruly expect them all TO return In I;ke IL
snner. Give party when YOU most con IL
niene'y can' regardless as to whether Won
we one or not. t7) No. not to make a II
ae''ee Oh doing so, only when II IL really IL
'.',s 10! she were the sort who |
heve he would have the chance -,
'u,o SO conduct herself that there would h. ,
thought on the boys part that he .or,d | ,
&c such liberties with her. 8
ar Miss Brooks:
,"'s Is my second attempt at writing vor / I
!. know my questions wifi be answsre5
- as satisfactorily this time as the 6rst | ]
'"~' VIII remove grease spots from wall ] 5
'ol w Please tell me Of some xay
ing s'fi can earn money. fs) What wo,,d p
suggest as suitable gifts (ymasl Tor I'll I
ar hoping ! haven't caused you Zoo
Gu bother, remain, r
bLuE-EYEs, Moroni w. r
100 - welcome you again. sue-syes. "a II
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