The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-12-07
My Dear Miss Brooks {:

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My Dear Miss Brooks:
am a stranger. but an attentive reader Of
your helpful little corner. The two songs that
you were unable 10 hnd "Just as the Sun
Went Down." and Down by the Weeping
willows" l am familiar with and am send
ing them to you. I also wish 10 ask you /;
CD viii you please tell me Shirley Mason's
address and-I am that you have an
swered this question a number OF times but
aomehow do not understand how to curl ones
hair 10 look like a national hair bob" Would
It be too much trouble to print II aRainf
trust that may be Of service 10 you again in
regard to other songs. as l am familiar with a
number Of those old ones Ever.
DULCE. Roberts. Idaho.
thank you so very much for sending the
two songs. hope may be able TO help you
as much In return. Shirley Mason's address
Is. The Fox Studios. Western Avenue, Holly
wood. Calf IL Is necessary that you have n
very heavy head Of hair TO successfully dress IL
In the National Bob effect Separate the hair
at the back Of the head into two parts. cross
them and arrange each part In coil from the
center to the ears. Then curl the ends in
small curls and fasten with pins all across the
back over the coils In irregular FORM pinning
this plain enough. and u you have heavy hair
80 there are many ends TO curl. II il very
pretty. Perhaps you have some combings
which you could have made into few curls
TO help out II you lack n few. Could ask
Tor few more songs II you happen 10 have
them Down by the silvery Rio Grande." Joy
Finds Us After All" and Little Red Canoe"
Mrs. MILFORD Hansen. Mink Creek. Idaho.
Following is the poem you requested sometime
ago The other one will appear just as soon
as we have space for IT,
POOR LITTLE JOE.
Prop yer eyes wide open. Joey.
Fur I've brought you sumpin' great.
Applet No. heap sight BETTER
Don't you take no int'rest7 Waiti
Flowers. JOEL know'd you'd like EN-
Amt them serumptous Amt them highf
Tears. my boy wot's them fur. Joeyi
There-poor little Joe don't eryi
l skippin past winder.
Where banR-up lady sot
All amongst lot OF bushes
Each climbing from n pot
Every bush had flower on IT.
Pretty Maybe not Oh. mol
Wish you could a seen em CROWN
IL such a stunnin' show
WE'LL l thought Of you poor Teller.
Lynn here sick and weak.
Never KNOWN any comfort.
And ! puts on lots OF cheek.
"MiSsusI says l. III you please. mum.
Could M you for n rosef
For my little brother missus-
Never seed one. l suppose"
Then I told her all about you
How brnged you mp, poor Joe
(Laekin' women folks 10 do ~
Sieh a imp you was until. you know
Till yer got that awful tumble,
Jist As had broke yer IN
Hard work. tool 10 earn yer Twin
BlAekin boots for honest tin.
How that tumble crippled Of you.
Sos you couldn't hyper much
Joe. II hurted when l seen you
Fur the frat time with yer crutch.
But" says. hes laid up now, mum.
Pears TO weaken every day %
Joe. she up and went 10 cuttin'-
That's the how Of this bokay
Say. II seems 10 me. ole Teller
You is quite yourself to-night
Kind O. chirk--it's been a fortnit
Since yer eyes has been 80 bright
Better Well I'm glad TO hear III
Yes, they're might pretty, Joe.
smellin' Of ems made you happyf
Well thought II would, you knowi