The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-27

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. poem. The Blue Velvet Band" and you
were unable to find it II the party who
wanted will give their name and address
l will send It to them II 10 too long for
you 70 publish. Very Truly Yours.
MISS FORTUNE. Manti. Utah
Please accept thanks for your thoughtful
nss. Someone has very kindly sent me ths
poem and We have sent II on 70 the one
desiring Il
Dear Miss Brooks:
May come to your corner for advieef M
VIII you give me the words to the song.
After the Balir t2) How old is Shirley
cid 10 Jackie Cooganf l hope I do not
BLUE BIRD. Utah
Your song follows. Biuebird Shirley Ma
son ID H. and Jackie Coogan Is years old
AFTER THE BALL
A little maiden climbed on an old man's knee,
Beg for 4 story. do uncle please
Why are you lonely why live alonef
Have you sweet hearth Have you no homef
| had sweetheart years. years, ago,
Where she Il pet. you will know.
List to my story. I'll tell II all
I believed her faithless. after the ball
Chorus
After the ball was over. after the break Of
After the dancers leaving. after the stars were
gone.
Many heart WINS aching. could you but read
them all,
t'7y hope had vanished after the ball.
The lights were flashing in the grand ball
room,
softly the music playing sweet tunes.
There my swee heart. my love my own.
| | Vish some water leave me alone
| When l returned, dear. there stood a man.
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: SO unless Won mix" with YOUR friends thai
ia take part in the conversation and whateveI
Is roing ON. (3) Powder is moi particularly
, armfui II you are careful to use one which
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! find that one only by trying until YOU iocat,
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tment upon It,
!,
would like To ssk you a ouestiea which
. has been troubling me- and would Ike you
j, advice. am a boy of IS years Of age an,
!, have never mixed with the gentler sex 70 an,
2 great extent Recently was introduces
a to girl, who made me feel as no girl ha
i ever made me feel before. This kiri SEEM
il to think that she Is above my station h
= life and always treats me In cold reserve
fashion. believe that II ! could once brea
down the barrier that b between US. l fet
confident that she would return my Affections
And 90 ! wish to ask you, Is there any wa
e By which ! could get on a more intimat
. feodnR with herl Hoping you can give m
sen '" vi" pr"oie"' NM 'siS o"
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ton in life Il you are doing this .,
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- Ne reserved tyre Of girl, and faint hea,
- ne'sr won fair lady" you know But
not forcs your attentions upon her-rath
Mt hsr\ know Of your admiration Ter her
more general way, until you have ma
= an impression. Utter than TINS eenn