The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-10-20

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you have given others and wonder II you
will help me. "a viii you please tell me
how to remove mildew from fine white goods
I am bothered terribly with blackheads. Whl
you please tell me something to do so that
I may get rid Of themf Thanking you IN
advance. l am.
RED HEAD. Idaho
~ Shave common laundry soap up fine
and mix with equal quantity of salt. Rub
on the spots and lay the garment on the
grass overnight. If any mildew remains,
wet 1t occasionally during the day. letting ii
bleach out in the sun. (2) Send your name
and stamped envelope for remedy for black
heads.
Dear Miss Brooks:
This IL the first time I have written TO
-FOUR corner. but enjoy reading it. l am a
young girl and wish to ask a few questions
which you may be able to solve for me. III
| am about fourteen. do you think II is prop
er for me to have my hair bobbedf Every
one tells me not to. () Should young girls
go out 10 parties at night. (3) There are
six girls in our class. we usually chum to-
gether. but there are three Of them which
get angry at the rest of us very often, then
in about a day they are ready to make up
again. Should we keep them as friends or
mott a. Should girls of from fourteen to
sixteen let boys escort them home from a
public placer (5) Is 1t proper for girls to
AXE a buggy and horse which belongs to
4 boy and go buggy riding. then let the
boys get in and go ridingf (6) Is II proper
for girls to write letters to other girls and
sign a boys name to it! Hoping you will
be able to Answer these.
A. A. J. Idaho
~ 1t Is perfectly proper, my dear. but
not a very sensiblt thing to do. You would
be quite sorry In a few months II you did so.
The bodied hair has had its day and it is
such a difficult task TO take care of the
hair during the growing out period. ~
If there are several girl. going together. it
would be quite proper in your town l should
say. (3) 1 think l should not worry about
the girls becoming angry. Do as you think
right and then don't bother about them. OK
cept TO try to make them see the error of
heir way. ~ Do not make a practice OF
allowing boys to come home with you. and
do not go to a public dance alone. () No,
Y'rlie. this is a very foolish thing to do. 90
Also, ne.
My Dear Miss Brooks
l have read your corner for quite a while
and have been very interested in it and !
thought l would ask a few questions. ~ ]
am thirteen years old and am in the eighth
grade. Tell me a good way to keep TO my
Lessons so l may get through l like the
boys but / know j am not old enough 10
go with them. ~ What a~musements should
= rirl have at the age of thirteen7 / remain
yours very truly.
Topic. Idaho.
You must first have a desire to get thru
school. my dear. II you have this you will
know you have to apply yourself to your stud
les. and you cannot do this and have too many
osnec things on your mind-boys least Of all.
You should go to a party and picture show
occasionally with your parents or girl friends
or any form Of entertainment you have
IN your town except public dances, but I'M
til you are ct least 16 years old, you should
ievote all of your time to your school work,
20 music or whatever interests you along ed
u~cstional lines so you will be better equip
ped to take up whatever duties come to you
later on when it is too late to acquire an
education
Dear Miss Brooks:
We have been reading your letters in the
Salmon Herald and saw how you have help
ed others in distress and thought perhaps
you could help us. N We are two girls Of
seventeen years of age and have been chums
all cur lives and both Of us love the same
Young man. When he is here he goes with {
iut one and then the other and when he
Is at school he writes to both OF US. II :
.hings continue as they have. it perhaps will
break up our life long friendship. Now dear
Miss Brooks, what shall we do? (2) Which
the better company TO keep. the boy VINO '
fks To hold you hand all during the movie. b
or the friend who wants TO kiss you good c
night (3) II a girl Is engaged and her a
lance has given her several gifts of value, a
should she return them IL the engagement +
5 brokenf Anxiously awaiting your sd- a
vice. we are. v
1NONNE ana GWtNDOL1N, idAno- r
~ You have quite a complicated problem, !.
havn't you, my dsars7 The young man Is Y
evidently not sure Of himself and is waiting a
scr time to decide which one OF you he Is !,
more fond of. You are young yet girls, to
Rave decided upon the one man. Are you n
sure you are in lovef Are you quite sure
It Is not the competition" which makes him ,
so attractive to your Better think it over =
from every angle before you let it wreck your h
Why not one OF you drop out Il
and % what hannanoT 10Y I don't believe -
either one Is worth while-why not try one ii
has something else on his mind. Do .
not hesitate to. let them know that you ex- "
pect more respectful treatment from them. N
(3) As a rule gifts of value are returned "
hen an engagement Ia broken. but it Is I,
a matter to be settled by the parties inter b,
La
Dear Miss Brooks: fy
I have always been very interested in your Al
corner. only have one question to ask. q
~ Did Marjorie Daw play in The Rivers is
DAISY. Garfield. Utah.
Yes. Daisy. Marjorie Daw did play in The
Rivers End" nj
Oea.- Miss Brooks: n
I read your corner every time 1t comes /
out ~ the paper and l enjoy 1t very much "
[ would like very much to enter your corn Il
II IL I may. ~ l have been Until lately IL
corresponding with = boy. and all at once he RI
nit writing and / havnt neard from MIN pl
,ince / found out that his mother wouldn't eI
ct him write any more. 1 am going to b.
sisit with SOM friends soon that live In te
The same town se does. Do you think 1t would II
be proper for me to call him on the phone
when I arrived in the townf We both D.
thought quite q bit of each other. ~
am Koine with q boy now and i have been =,
until this summer then he quit going with .
ne and went with smother girl that was .
visiting here. When she went home he =
going with me again. Do you think %
I would be alright for me to go with other %
boys IL they asked mel Thanking you In
Wanda. Idaho. Ito
% Perhaps his mother thinks her boy 10 "
TOO young TO be corresponding or going
with girls. and don't you really =
.hink you are. tool l think. dear L
would let him call you. or write you You G,
10 not wish TO force yourself into his fam r,
~. or cause his mother TO dislike you do you ~
he wishes 10, he will find g way to see
rou or write you. Be Just friends" with
~ the boy. yet a while. Wanda You viii ~
e Sc r,.d you did when you are a little