The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-02-22

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Dear Miss Brooks:
Am writing to you once more: hope
am not too much bother. You are such
= good adviser, l look forward to your
wonderful corner each week. "a If
= girl IL walking along the street with
. young man and happens to meet two
Of her girl ohums and stops to chat, how
should she introduce them to the young
man. Should she make only one intro
auction? Cd Will you please print q
song for me In your corner? / think the
name 10 Daddy of Nine" Thanking
you thousand times. and wishing you
good luck with your corner. remain,
JACKIE. Utah.
Glad to be of service to you. Jackie.
I'd Present your young man friend to
the girls in the following manner: Miss
Smith let me introduce Mr.. Brown. and
Miss James. Mr.. Brown. (2) Sorry
Jackie. but your song il to be had In the
music stores, so 1t cannot appear here.
Glad to have 1t sent to you, though. II
you wish. Price is 30 cents.
Dear Miss Brooks:
Have been reading your corner and
md 1t very interesting. Would like to
have you answer some questions for me.
Cd have sister that will be ~ years
of age the 21st OF March. Please tell
me the day of the week she was born
/ have another that will be Fl the 9Th
of June. Please tell me what day OF
the week she was born? And l was II
years Of age the Goth Of January. What
day of the week was / born? (2) am
light complexioned. Would 1t be all
right for me to marry light COM
plexioned boy? 1 remain.
WONDERING GIRL. Wasatch. Ut.
% Wondering Girl, the sister whose
birthday Is March 81 was born on
Thursday. the one of June was born
on Friday. ana you arrived on Monday
CD I rather think the complexion has
little to do with whether or not you
should marry a certain person. 1t il
more a question as to whether or not
and characteristics are than what COM
plexion he has.
BILL" Tooele, Utah.--We are IN
debted to an Idaho reader, Bill, for an
other of your songs, and as several
readers have contributed other verses
to Little Brown Jug" 1 will add them
WILD ROVER
I've played the wild rover for many a
And spent all my money for whiskey
But now I'll quit rowing and lay up In
store,
For never will play the wild Rove,
no more.
Nay no never. nay never more,
never Will play the wild rover no more
went to the grog shop. my place o.
resort,
And told the landlady my money wa,
short,
And asked her to trust me, but her an
swer was may.
I have plenty of customers like yo,
every day"
Put my hand in my pocket and from 1
handful of money. on the counter
And then got liquors and wines of tn,
best,
And the landlady told me she was onl,
in Jest.
I'll go home to my parents and regre
what I've done,
And ask them to pardon their prodiga
son.
And If they will do It as they've of
done before.
I never will play the wild rover n,
more.
LITTLE BROWN JUG
When ! go toiling to my farm
take Little Brown jug under my arm
Place 1t under a shady tree,
Little Brown jug tits you and me.
If all the folks In Adams race
Were gathered together in one place,
Then I'd prepare to shed tear
Before I'd part from you my dear.
II had a COW that gave such milk
I'd clothe her in the finest silk;
I'd feed her on the choicest hay,
And milk her forty times a day