The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-01-05

nave oeep ioDeas tne plack oak leaves nave
broad. bristle-shsped lobes; the red oai
leaf Iobes are Observation-Disclosures. bristly.
pointed and triangular in shape and ths~
point forward more than outward. Oaks
TO be very old. two three centuries
the usual life Of oak (2) The shade a.
biscuit and fawn. light green's. pink and rose
shades. Rreenish blues and yellows should be
becoming to you (s) The side part. with hair
severely marcelled in soft fuffiness. brought
well out in front of the ears and done low In
the back the most prominent features Of
the peculiar style, not differing greatly from
the styles OF the year past. az Have the
hair you had cut of, made into the National
bob curl and place this about your bobed hair
is about all you do with bodied hair
(5) Books. fountain pens. pencils, knives. cun
links leather bill books. all make suitable gifts
for men. (6) Yoar sixth question / will
swer later. space will not allow any more
answers. Please sread rules before writins
again Your name, has been Forwarded To
| Billie and Bob.
Dear Miss Brooks.
| 1 am . constant reader of "Jsst Between
You and M" and have a few questions
would like to ask hope ! welcome In
your coy corner. My questions are: d) !
was born Dec IS. 1908. What Il my lucky
day. month and ,Tumber7 (2) Could you
please tell me the address of Buck Jones and
Hoot Gibson ThankingSyou in advance. am.
GIRL FROM DIXIE
~ See answer to Lnouisitive Girl. 81.
George for your birthday reading. t2) Buck
Jones' address is. Fox Studios. Western Ave-.
Hollywood Calf and Hoot Gibkc~. Universal
Studios. Universal City. Calf. 49,,
Dear Miss Brooks:
have been reading your corner for some
time and have a few questions ! wish you
would for i boy Of fifteen
years of age. and have carried a six-shootes
ever since big enough to hold II up: and
as the world IL getting more civilized would
like to know whether to go on carrying my
gun or lay It aside. take off my flannel shirs
and chaps. and go with the rest Of the world
WYOMING GUNMAN.
No, | beg Of you don't do nj We don't
want to lose the really. truly, cowboy Il do not
like the word ''gunman-'') We may need you
to take care of these ugly GUNNER who
handling their guns and pistols 20 recklessly
of late. The big-hearted. vhole-souled cowboy
Is a soy and refreshing Il . shower in
August You moving with the times. l am
sure. In regard to education and mental
lightenment. and that is what counts. Aren't
cowboys still needed In the COW country l.
which livef It's wonderful way TO Iva
isn't it'll Write again and tell me all about Il.
and II you don't really f>si n do about tss
cowboy.
Dear Miss Brooks.
would hike to ask you u few questions. and
would be pleased If you would answer therR
az i was born Dec 18th. What Is my lucky
number. day. and month 7 (2) Could you
please give me the address Of Gloria Swanson.
Mary Pickford. Rudolph Valentino and Rich
ard Barthelmessf (s) / am fourteen yesrs
of age. Is It proper for to write to boz
friends In the town where / was raised
thank you for this advice IN advance. / am
AN INQUISrTIvE GIRL. St George. Ut
~ For who born IN December. the
golden rod Is the flower. colors gold. red an6
green. Thursday Ia the day and February and
June the months. t2) Gloria Swanson and
Rudolph Valentine may be addressed at the
Lasky Studios. Vine St. Hollywood. Calf.
Richard Barthelmess In care Of Inspiration
565 Fifth Ave- New York City. and
Mary Piekford at the Pickford-F airbanks
Studios. Hollywood. Calf. 49, II the boys
bid friends of the family II would be quits
proper for you To write them.
Dear Miss Brooks:
Tbis Is my FIRST attempt 10 enter the Corner.
and hope will be welcomed My questions
are these: "a ] was born December "a.
1909. What is lucky day, color. flower
and montbsf (2) Which do you think the best
FOR girl to understanding stenographyf
have some inclination for teaching, but
seems SO much easier 49, have
rather bad disposition. How can improve
IL Little things irritate me 60. have
rather quick temper and very stubborn
try to be pleasant sometimes but II doesn't
'eem to help any. Wishing success TO you and
'our Corner. Yours sincerely
BooKwoRM. Idaho,
You ara welcome. ~ For those born In De
,ember THURSDAY is ssid TO be their lucky day
and June the months flower. gold
.nrod: ooiors. xold. red and green f2) This
depends much upon the position yos the
,sttsr fitted for II you diagnosing you
ase Of disposition correctly, II would seer
hat II would eliminate the thought of teach
ng, for II there Ia position which requires
more patience and sweetness to fill success
uily, than another. n surely Is that of teach
ng. Serving tho public In any capacity re-
uircs amiability. patience, and a desire TO
lease. 70 be at all successful. The world In
General has little regard for the irri-
able. surly. impatient. unwilling 10 please
erson and they always have difficulty 10
btainins a position and still more difficulty
q retaining H. Now while you are young
nd HABITS and disposition may be moulded
pto the beautiful and lovrble Is The time -
uild character which will be blessing to
ourself and very enc yeu come In contact with
line. place. or environment will not overcome
rats OF character such you describe. with
ut shs desire and effort your part: 20
shen next hear from you nm sure you viii
ava made the necessary effort and are win
ing fSce answer TO DorA) wish 700 .
right and happy New Year.
;o~airi (Texss) Idaho,
Thanks for your kind words and -aso You
Ter. Send me your name, Texas Cowgirl