Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-09-28

| enjoy 1t you have. 1t Is such a SAD
little song, though, isn't 1t, and do not
| like to think of her as a really, truly,
little girl do you? Come again, little
Messenger of Truth and Happiness
we all need you greatly.
| THE DRUNKARD's LONE CHILD
I'm alone, all alone, my friends all have
fled;
My fathers a drunkard. my mother is
dead;
I'm poor little girl, I wander and
For the voice Of my mother to sing me
| to sleep.
She sleeps on the hin. In bed made of
clay;
How cold 1t did seem to lay mother
away.
She's gone with tho angels, and none
So dear as the face of my mother to me.
Chorus:
I'm little lone girl in this cold world
so wild,
God, look down and pity the drunkard's
lone child;
Look down and pity, Obi soon come to
Take me to dwell with mother and
Thee.
'Tis springtime OF earth. the birds seem
so glad;
listen, and wonder. my heart is so sad;
Sweet fow'rs bloom around, the crowd
wanders by,
But the form of my mother no longer
is nigh.
Last night in my dreams she seemed
to draw near.
She pressed me as fondly as when she
was here;
/ cvt. 1ad
my brow,
And whispered sleep on. am watch
ing thee now"
| To B. A, Fairfield, Idaho.-As I have
only one of the songs you request, I
shall hold your envelope. hoping to To-
cate the other for you and send it at
the same time.
Dear Miss Brooks:
This is my first visit to your cozy
little corner. I have a few questions
I have had a hard time to figure out.
Would you please answer them for me?
ID Is it proper for girl to ride down
town with her brother and some other
boys in a car? (2) II a brother and
sister were asked to a party and they
had no way of going but horseback,
what would be proper for the girl to
wear-riding breeches or a dress?
Thanking you IN advance, remain,
HUMPTY DUMPTY, Wyo.
You are none the less welcome be-
cause 1t is your first letter, Humpty
Dumpty. ID Surely it is quite proper
for you to ride down town with your
brother and his friends. (2) I suggest
that you dress for the party in every
way except putting on the dress itself.
Put you riding apparel on and go to the
party, carrying your dress carefully
packed in a box. Upon arriving at the
party, remove your riding outfit and
don your dress. These two questions
are your limit. dear and as the stamp
Irritation has been printed several time
shall have to ask you to send for it
and 1 will then gladly answer your
other questions.
Dear Miss Brooks:
We have often wondered how you
could answer so many questions. but !
you seem to enjoy your work so we feel
assured that you will help US. % We
are sweet sixteen and never been
kissed" although we are quite popular |
and dance lots, but we get tired of |
dancing so much. What would you do |
excuse yourself from some of the |
dances, or ask your escort to take you |
home? CD Some people say that |
course hair Gas a rule) grows better |
than nns. Does it, or Is 1t the way |
different people care for their hair? |
My hair is very fine. and 1 haven't |
very much. What shall 1 do? (3) 1 |
haven't been able to go to high school |
only one half year since l graduated |
from the eighth grade two years ago. |
I have one and one half credits in high |
school. Would you advise me to try to
graduate or specialize in some course7
(4) My hair is too short to braid and
make good looking bobs on the Sides |
I do not wish to cut 1t OF. how |
would you advise me to comb it, with
out snarling it? Coolies of love.
NEIL and HOOT. Idaho.
Yes, L do enjoy my work, girls, and |
am glad to help you all can. (1) And /
very proud you should be of this fact.
my dears, and one of these days a very
fine young man will be proud Of you
also because of this. Why not suggest
that instead of going to the dance.
few of your girl and boy friends go to
one of your homes and have music.
make candy and spend some time in
discussing interesting subjects? Later
in the evening have a little supper"
and see II this change of program will
not be both interesting and beneficial
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