Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-09-29
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18th of September The skin on the insid
Of my hands is not soft. What can / do
suppose yon will think I taking up lot
Of room bat when / start TO ask questions
don't know when to stop. Hoping you car
give me good answers and let me come again
will close. your friend,
4 LILLY. Manti. Utah
You are quite welcome. my dear. and i
you had sent your and address as re
quested at head Of column, you would have
received earlier reply. | could have
sent your reply personally. Not knowing your
age, | do not know just how much over
weight you are. but about ten or twelve
pounds I imagine. I think you can easily
reduce near that amount by dieting and exer-
else Eliminate all white breads and pastry
also POTATOES and pork from your menu
Take daily walks of from one to three miles
OF course you will have to make a practice
of keeping this up daily it will bring you
no results. II you wish the reduction only
FOR your hands. arms and hips you viii have
to take special exercise. If you will send your
name and a stamped envelope / will give you
the address of person who give you
instruction for these special exercises. This
applies TO your hair. also. as | can give you
the name of splendid tonic which will
promote the growth of your hair It sounds
very much as though you had ''snarled' and
ronghed" your hair the sides, which has
broken II off. The hair requires good care
and attention to stay in good condition. and
if it is neglected and mistreated will show the
effects WOuiu scarcely ADVISE cutting II
without knowing more of the general condi-
ton of your hair and calp. Are your hands
calloused. or Just harsh and dry? If the lat
ter. good hand lotion applied once or
twice day should keep them soft. If they
are calloused from kind of work, you
should wear gloves to protect the palms.
Come often you wish. but read the in
structions at head of column before writing
always.
Dear Miss Brooks:
have been reading your corner for some
time and satisfied with your ans wers
Here are few questions I would like an
swered: % What can you do to make a boy
friend who is very dear to you be honest
and frank about where and how he spends
his nights? t2) How can you make yourself
take well in company ? 49, When you are car
riding with steady boy friend. is il proper
to put your arm the back of the seat
and rest your hand his shoulder? If not
how should you sit? (4) What kind Of things
h''uld a girl start on when she is preparing
. hope chest? 90 l have been going steady
win boy for one year, and he has given
ne two pieces of jewelry for presents and
'our other pieces because he wanted to. If |
le were to quit me. what should l do with |
he jewelry7 He has told me he never would /
axe the two that are presents back again /
'ut he never said anything about the rest |
he does not tase them is it proper TO 1
wear them like I always did before the part |
ng f6) What nice presents to give bows |
y Is it proper that girl going steady |
With a boy should chase out with other bovs ? |
81 What is good course for girl to take
n school! mean a high school girl Thank
ng you very much for your trouble and |
loping you will be able to anwer them all
Without delay With lots Of GOOD i,ck | am.
BRIGHT EYES of Utah
a. You can do nothing, my dear. if he
oes rot care enough for you to tell you. Do
lot nag Perhaps this is the reason he
oes not tell you-because you ask him. He
naty faaf ka+ l
nd how he spends him time. and I'm not
ure but he IS right If you are more than
nere friends to each other it is a different
roposition; but / believe you are still too
oung to be more than just friends with boys
y | cannot tell you what TO do other than
D be pleasant and agreeable and consider
he other fellows feelings always Cultivate
pleasant personality. (3) No. it is not pro-
eir to rest your hand on his shoulder Car
dng does not require such a different nos;
on for the hands than when sitting in
hair or any other place. do you think? az
mere are innumerable THINGS Bright Ewes
GU might begin with a luscheon set or ,
tpleclotn. pillow slips underwear. pillow tops
iole runners, etc (5) 1t is usually considered
roper to return all presents of value after a
but it depends entirely u,on
ne parties concerned as to whether Won
ear the unreturned ones. (6) Would depend
pom now long you have known him. Bright
yes 1t is never wise to give expensive
resents. book linen or silk handke--
niefs. ties or leather bill case would ,
: appropriate gifts. "a The dict;on-
y informs me that 'chase" means to pur-
e; to hum; TO drive away: nut to fli9h-
n case you do not wish this result. I do
u advise such course is) So r1u~h depend-
ION what you fitting yourself for IF I
r teaching. the normal course would be al
sable; if for business. the commercial If
r higher education, the English or scien- S
le' II Tor home maker. the domestic sci d
zee course would be beneficial. As Won Il
lied to comply with the instructions at head il
column: by sending your name 1 I'm COM f
lied to let your. letter appear in the order t
ceived n