Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-07-01

Dear Miss Brooks:
have been very interested read
er of "Our Corner" for some time
Seeing you have helped so many girls
by answering their questions. 1
thought / would come to you for help.
For some time have noticed that
the skin on my neck has been very
coarse, and looks like goose flesh
have used different kinds of treat
ment to remove this coarseness but
nothing seems to do any good. Could
you tell me how can get rid of this I?
~ noticed few weeks ago in "Our
Corner" that girl in California
wrote to you asking you to get some
one to write to her. If you still have
her address would you kindly let me
have it as l feel that I would like
to write to her? Wishing you a sue
cess in your work, | remain,
BIRpY, Delta, Utah.
The condition you mention must be
due to exposure to the wind and sun
although it is difficult to tell with
out seeing the skin. | believe using
a good cleansing cream followed by
a good tissue builder combined with
gentle massaging or patting will rem
edy this condition.
l am glad you are interested in our
little California friend Her name and
address is: Miss Myrtle Chapman.
Burrel, Calf.
Thanks for your kind wishes.
Dear Miss Brooks:
l had very dear boy friend but
about eight months ago he said some
thing to me while angry. have want
ed very much to renew our friend
ship since then but haven't had the
courage. 1t would be impossible for
me to speak to him. Would it be
proper to phone him or write him a
letter? Have l let things go on too
long, or is there time now to make
things right? I would like to find
out if he cared to regard me as
friend again. How can 1? Thank
you very much.
DOLLY, Mt. Pleasant, Utah.
We sometimes pay dearly for allow
ing ourselves to become angry, do we
not? 1t would altogether depend on
what you became angry about. should
think, as to whether you could write
to him or not. If you felt you were
too hasty and were not justified in
your condemnation, you should have
let him know in the beginning. If you
should telephone or write to him now,
unless he has shown a desire to re-
new your friendship, you would be
placing yourself in a very unenviable
position My advice would be, my
dear, to wait until he shows some in
citation to again be friends, which
he will do If he cares about it.
Deaf Miss Brooks:
I am one Of your constant readers
and have found many helpful hints.
So il you will spare little time and
answer my questions shall be thank
full.
I have read so much of
--.--r removing freckles.
Wouli you recommend this to any
one? I should not care to use it if
it Injuries the skin in any way.
Is and lemon juice
also good to use on the skin?
Thanking you in advance for your
kindness.
A READER.
am delighted to knew you find
helpful things in my corner. am
striving to make it valuable to my
readers.
/ could not recommend othine for
the skin. 1t is severe and very dry
Please send me your address and
will write you private reply re-
garding the preparations about which
you enquire. This is very
bad time of year to try to remove
freckles as all freckle removers are
more or less severe on the skin and
during the hot months they return
very easily. Try removing them DUR
ing the winter months, then the skin
will be better prepared to withstand
the hot summer.
If you will send stamped envelope
l will give you list of reliable pre-
partitions for all kinds of skin blcn-
ishes.
Dear Miss Brooks:
am a girl, seventeen years of age.
Up until now it has been my idea in
life to be good girl" have never
flirted or done any of the things
which other girls do. As a result
stay at home, while other girls at
tend dances, shows and other enter