Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-01

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Helen Brooks. Box l545. Salt Lal
Dear Miss Brooks:
Pm going to take advantage Of your
little corner Gust Between You and
Me-" l have few questions
would like you to answer for me. ~
Is it proper for a boy to kiss girl
good night? (2)Is it proper for a
girl to ask boy in when he takes her
home? 81 If girl likes boy real
well and she thinks he don't like her
very well, what should she do?
Thanking you in advance,
CUTE, Idaho.
~ No, it not proper in any
/ sense of the word, for a boy to kiss
a girl good night. ~ Not if the hour
is very late; eleven o'clock or after.
(3) There isn't thing to do, my dear
1t is not the girls privilege to WOO
or make love to the boy. Be indepen-
dent and say Il care not for him if
he cares not for me-" This attitude
will attract boy much more than
the one of pursuit, for, you see, you
are infringing on the boys rights
when you attempt to seek his society,
because this privilege belongs to him
alone.
Dear Miss Brooks:
Will ! be welcome to your corner?
Please will you publish the words of
the song 81 Am Glad l Can Make
You Cry" Also the words "On One
Cold and Chill December" Thank
you very much. l want to get
acquainted with a boy who seems
very nice, but he is rather bashful or
wants to be coaxed. Would you like
boy of this kind? Is it proper while
taking girl home for the boy to have
his arm around the girls neck?
JUST ME-, McCammon, Ida.
Surely you will be welcome.
Personally should not care for
boy who wanted to be coaxed. Being
bashful is something else, but l i'm
agine if he wished to get acquainted
he would overcome his bashfulness.
Do not make too many overtures, my
dear. 1t is not only very improper,
but surely would be most uncomfort-
able, to have boy hanging on your
neck while walking home, don't you
think? l think l would so inform him /
on the very first lap of the journey.
Because of lack of space 1 will be
unable to give you the words of the
songs you asked for and l find they
can be had at the local music stores
at 80 cents each. We try to publish
songs and poems which are difficult
to obtain only, as they require so
much space. l will be very glad to
have them sent to you if you wish
Dear Miss Brooks:
You have helped so many with this
wonderful corner of yours, I'm Won
dering if you would help me. % Can
you tell me of anything l can do to
help or cure in-grown toe nails 4? Mine
are terrible, and SO very painful. (2)
Can you tell me how to treat +;
mirror that has become streaked ,
Some say to use quick silver If that
s good, where can l obtain it, and
At what price? Also how to apply?
Thanks very much for your trouble,
t. & T. CO., Arimo, Ida. :
(1) 1t would be advisable for you
% consult a chiropodist if it is in =
such bad condition. Have you tried }
trimming the nail straight across the
OPP, and then cutting V-shaped
piece from the center of the toe
lad down just as far as you can?
This helps in many instances. (2) =
lou cannot refinish your mirror your
elf as you cannot buy the silver, but Z
you care to send it to Salt Lake,
can be refinished at the following
rices: Sixty cents per square, foot
or less than five square feet, over =
i've square feet is seventy cents. If i
GU will send your name and stamped
nvelope, will send the name of the :
irm who will do the work for you. y
lear Miss Brooks: -
l am very much interested in your :
orner and would like to ask you
ew questions. Will you please pub
sh the words to the songs entitled
"Let the Rest of the
World Go By" and Beautiful Ohio"
Thanking you in advance, / am.
FRECKLES, Oakley, Idaho.
You can easily see that if l pub
shed your three songs it would take
lie most of our space, can't you =
rockies? So we can only print the !
ords of songs which are difficult to
'tain. Any of your songs can be had
II 80 cents in the music shops and
i'll be glad TO have them sent to
'u If you so desire.
ear Miss Brooks:
| have wanted 10 join your corner
r such a long time, but didn't dare