The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-11-08

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All letters should be address,
Helon Brooks, Box l545, Salt Lake {
Dear Mis- Brooks:
have become very interested In reading
the paper. Perhaps you could answer = Is"
questions for me. ~ Can you tell me some,
thing that will make my hair thicker ana
grow bsttsr7 (2) What will remove pun.
plss and blaekheadsf ~ Can you tell ms
how may overcome self-consciousness ana
bashfulnsss7
A oUEsTIoNER. from Idaho.
Read instructions At head OF column. my
dear, and when you send name and address
Will send you the name Of . splendid hair
tonic and also answer your second question
(O BY not being conscious OF SELF. In
other words you must not be afraid someone
will criticize what you say or DO. Dut act
your own natural SELF You can do this only
By constantly trying. Associate with your
all times to mix" with them-do not always
b . listener but take some part in what
ever q going on.
Dear Miss Brooks:
This Is the second time I have written
TO you but hope that ! may be just as well
come As I WAS the first time. You once told
me the only way to reduce was to diet and
take exercises. I am seventeen years old.
my height is s IT, 4 in. and weigh las lbs.
I wish to reduce to about 1925 lbs. Just how
long will it take? Will you please name
. list Of foods that may not eat and list
that I may eat to keep alive? After reduc-
Ing to normal, must one keep on dieting all
ones life? What exercise would you sug-
kn-sL LII <hran
every day because this would be impossible
for me to do. as I haven't the time (2)
When \ girl is talking to boy and your
girl friend comes and talks too who should
offer to 60 first7 If the boy didn't go steady
with either one but went occasionally with
each, which girl would it be proper for him
to take home? (3) Is it proper for a girl
to 60 for q car ride with some boys she didn't
know. they. with some girl friends. came
down after her and had fellow for her !?
az My boy friend who has gone quite often
with me. now has girl in another town
whom he goes to see on Saturday and Sum-
day. During the week he often comes up to me
II see him on the street and acts very nice
and many times asks to go home with me.
I have been permitting him to do this for
sometime but lately l haven't I don't think
It's hardly fair to to his other girl.
What would you suggest to dot If l decline
his invitation he tells my other friends that
I don't like him and that think am too
nice to 60 home with him. Hoping l do not
take up all your time and wishing you all
the success in the world. I am as ever,
BLUEYED DAISY. Utah
Just how long it will take to reduce will
depends upon just how much attention you
give to dieting and exercise, for this must be
done daily. not today and again next week.
You must take outdoor exercise Surely you
can find time to walk some. even If it is after
MD ~~vh1v l,,k.-
to you am sending the title Of book
which will tell you all about diet, exercise.
etc. so much better than can do here. (2)
The boy should see that both the girls arrived
safely home Probably the first girl should
suggest going. ~ 1t is never quite proper
to go car riding unchaperoned az If your
boy friend is not engaged to the other girl
see no reason why he should not share his
attentions between you. SO long he acts
the gentleman to you both You are well
come, my dear, but you will read instructions
at head Of column before writing again will
you not?
TOM BOY. New Plymouth, Ida.
Your letter last week has attracted friend
who wishes your name. which you failed to
send with your letter. viii you please send
It to usf Following are the words TO Better
Thsn Cold" which you requested some time
ago. hope this is the poem you have in mind
BETTER THAN GOLD
Better than grandeur. better than gold,
Than rank or titles . hundredfold,
u heaithful body. q mind at ease,
And simple pleasures that always please;
A heart that can feel for . neighbor's woe,
And share In his joy with friendly glow,
With sympathies large enough to Unfold
All men - brothers. Is better than gold
R~&fap than &.
OF the sons Of toll when their labors close.
Better than gold is the poor mans sleep.
And the balm that drops in his slumbers deep ::
Better than gold is thinking mind.
That in realness Of thought and books can find
A treasure surpassin9 Australian ore,
And live with the great and good of yore.
Better than gold is . peaceful home.
Where all the freside charities come
The shrine Of love. the haven of life.
Hallowed by mother or sister or wife:
However humble that home may be.
Or tried with sorrows by Heavens decree.
The blessings that never were bought or sold
And center there. are better than gold
Better than gold in sffliction's hour
u the balm OF love with its soothing power ::
Better than gold on a dying bed
Is the hand that pillows the sinking head.
When the pride and glory of life decay.
And earth and its vanities fade away
The PROSTATE sufferer needs not to be told
That trust in Heaven is better than gold
Alexander Smart
Dear Miss Brooks:
can't remember the title or the frat lin.
to one song, but ! believe the title IN the
other is Shenandoah"
Miss Brooks. am I asking too much of Won
II i ask you for the words to two more songs ,
The names are I'm the Baggage Coach Ahead u,
and The Sinking Titanic" You don't need 70
both er about the words to the one I cou,dn.t
hnd the title to, l am unable to remember
the first line or the title
wishing you all kinds Of luck in your work.
! remain as before.
N j., Clear Lake, Utah.
find the poem 1.-THE Titanic" and IL will
appear in the next Issue of your paper. 1 am
unable to locate the others you wish, hut per-
haIs some of our readers will have Lem and
send them to u.s.,