The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-10-24
Dear Miss Brooks:

Dear Miss Brooks:
There are two pieces I would like
much to get If it doesn't put you to too
much bother. 1 don't know the titles.
One is where the master asks for some
one to take message across the snow.
The first one asks the question, "Why?"
The second asks, "When?" The third
takes the message and goes without
asking any questions and it was he
who received the reward The other
poem Is where a mother is interpreting
the baby's talk. Each time the baby
says GOO goo," but the mother tells
1t as meaning something different The
baby says, GOO GOO" that means. "Hc W
do you do" and so on.
A. B., Idaho.
At present I do not recognize either |
of the poems, or songs, you describe |
but perhaps someone else will, and if |
so, or should I discover them in the
meantime. I shall surely pass them on,
reserving your envelope for that
purpose.
Dear Miss Brooks:
I am reading your little corner and I
am interested. I am at the age of six
teen, and would you mind answering me
q question? Would you please tell me
a remedy for superfiuous hairs? 1 have
tried everything could but found it no
4 you will answer my question,
Yours truly,
B. K, Idaho.
I am very glad to answer your ques-
ion. my dear. and only wish I could
ell you way to permanently and sat
sfactorily remove superfiuous hair
Without the aid of the electric needle
tut I fear this is the only method you
will find which will accomplish this
difficult task. Some of the welI-krown
'rands of depilatories will, IL used per-
istently, discourage the growth quite
erceptibly.
To GRAY. EYES ST.. John, Ut-Your {
anne and address is necessary for
our letter to be printed, or in case of a '
ersonal reply, which Is necessary for
he address of a book which may aid 1
GU in your ambition, a stamped ad-
ressed envelope is necessary.
'ear Miss Brooks: G
For some time have been Interested
l the corner Just Between You and l.
[e." and I thought 1 would write. %
J 1t right for girl fourteen to go to +
dance with boy sixteen years old?l
y 1 am fourteen years old and weigh II
lbs. and am 81 inches high. Is that
Re normal height and weight? My girl
lend Is ID years old and weighs 1O2 v
IS, and is 80 inches tall. Is that her Y
primal height and weight? We wish pl
,u success. Al
ROSE and HOPE, Utah. 81
I'D No, dear, not according to nv "
ca. 1t Is not right for you to go to
lnce with anyone except an elder D
other or your father, ii at ALL Do you
It think your school work, together SC
ith,s an occasional party or show is &c
Efficient for little while yet? Re- Is
'mber. school is the all important sub TO
ct for you just now, and not many %
I'd 1t easy to master their lessons in n
satisfactory manner and be out very y
UGH during the evenings (2) The
erage height for a girl of fourteen su
60.32, and the weight is about os
unds, SO you must be normal
althy girl and I hope happy. Your Of
tie friend is over weight She should De
sigh about SS pounds as her height 20
about normal. di!
IN
,ar Miss Brooks: I'M
have been reading your corner for ru
me time and like 1t very much. me
'uld like you to answer some uues- me
MS G) What books would be good tn
: me to read? (2) What is the mean pc
8 of Evelyn, Marilda, Vera, Verl and lea
bert? Your friend Or
Evelvn Ir,ah 20
am sure you are n yery attrscttvet hi