The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-17
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ragged. to be 30 exclusive" that they slau.
their friends. (2) This Is the boys privilege.
and II ne is a pleasant, agreeable young MA.
why should the girl object to him showing Mt
tention TO more than one7 A girl has nc
right 10 think that simply because boy shown
her some attention he should confine himself
exclusively to her. (3) The young man should
always escort you to your door. am reservinx
your envelope for another time. when your
questions require a personal answer
Dear Madam.
| have found lots Of helpful articles in ycus
corner. and wish you would answer . few
questions for me. ~ Is Zane Grey a man or
woman7 CD Which Is correct (when eating In
a eafe) eating with hat on or onf Wiahiux
you the most success. ! remain ever,
WILD AND woLLEY. Downey, Ida
am indeed glad to know you have found
my corner helpful. Zane Grey is a A
gentleman should always remove his hat tneon
entering cafe restaurant lady does Sst
remove her hat
Dear Miss Brooks
You have answered many others 70 i
thought you could give me advice Am
girl OF sixteen and have been married nearly
year. but now my husband doesn't seem to
care to go out with What shall ] dol
Thanking you in advance.
Yours truly,
WONDERING. wyomins.
There Is really only one thing to do dear
now. Made the very best of the situstion and
bravely 20 about to locate just why he doesn't
seem to care to take you out You reslly
must. my dear girl. Now is the testing time.
and If you can adjust the seeming trouble now,
you can better manage the various difficulties
as they come along. You are very young and
perhaps you imagine a great many things ars
not as they should be. many young wives
10. Perhaps you have been a little careless
about your appearance and general conduct
now have youf IL you can Immediately
'hange this. Be your own sweet self in every
way as before you were married. and the first
hing you know your husband will be the same
over Of old. Now. my dear, don't nag and
'ccuse him of not caring for you any more
his h the very worst thing you do. Just
We brave little and know that he Is
'roud of you and does want to take you out
he he always did. Write to me and
end your name. you requested TO do at
ead Of column, and perhaps can be Of some
elp to YOU again. My heart and soul arr
With the very young wife-and husband.
A B.. Idaho. and HIGHLAND, Utah: Pleas
ccept my very best brand of thanks for so
indy sending the words to "In the Baegas,
'oach Ahead" | am very grateful to each of
hose who SO kindly interest themselves In my
ehaf for the benefit Of my readers. Hope
nay be of assistance to both of you at SONS
uture date.
N. j.. Clear Lake. Utah: Am happy to fur
ish you the desired song. through the kind
ess of the two readers above.
IN THE BAGGAGE COACH AHEAD
;. BY G. L. Davis.
N a dark, stormy night, as the train rsttIss
ii the passengers had gone TO bed
xcept one young with a babe in his arms,
Tho sat there with touchdown head.
he innocent one began crying just then.
8 though It's poor heart would break
Ne angry said. Make that child stop
its noise
Or IT'S keeping all Of cs awake"
Put It out" said another. don't keep n h
here.
eve paid for our berths and want rest
1T never a word said the man with the ehpd.
, he folded II close TO his breast
Where Is It's montherf Go take It to her,
lis lady then softly said.
wish that ! could" was the m~n's I'D
reply.
tut shs's dead. In the coach ahead
orus:
While the train rolled onward
A husband sat In tears.
Thinking Of the happiness
OF just few short years
For baby face bring pictures
OF cherished hope that's dead
But baby cries can't waken her
In the baggage coach ahead.
cry eye filed with tears when his story be
told
a wife who was faithful and true,-
told how he'd saved all his earninry tos
yeers
build up home for two,
W. when Heaven had sent them THIS sweet
little babe
cir young. happy lives blessed;
heart seemed TO break when he mentsonsk
her name.
d in tears tried to tell them the rest
cry woman arose 10 assist with the diiId
ERE were mothers and wives on that train
soon Was the little one sleeping In peaes
tn no thought of sorrow or pain.
xt morn at a station. he babe all xood-Ays
ID bless you." he softly said.
h one had story to tell In the home,
the baggage coach ahead