Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-02

u ohOWN e Els. Lava Hot Springs, Ids
re II you will send me your name l no,
10 nave your poems and will be glad t
SEND them. Space does not permi
!. printing them.
Dear Miss Brooks:
e VIII you please have published II
o the paper the answers to the following
questions? % How should one pro.
: pose to girl he loved? (2) Is 1t prope,
when walking with two girls to have
one on each side Of you?
; TOM D Utah.
ID Why Tom D., how couId you ask
me such question? How could / know
what to tell you, unless l should tell
you Just how / have been proposed to
ana wouldn't that be an awful thing to
do. for then. no one would ever propose
TO me again, knowing l would not hold
II confidential. But really, Tom, when
you really and truly fall head over
heels In love. l am quite sure you will
know Just what to say and when to
say 1t, and until that time, take my adj
vice and do not propose, for sometimes
they take 1t seriously and then where
VIII yOu be? (2) There seems to be con-
siderable difference of opinion among
authorities on etiquette, but to be quite
correct 1t Is generally conceded that the
young man should take his place on the
outside of the walk, not between the
girls.
Dear Miss Brooks:
l wrote to you once before. I was SO
wei satisfied. l am going to venture
again. What Is the normal height of a
girl OF 10? (2) 1t Is often said girls
who are popular when they are young
viii not be when they grow older. Isl
this very often the case? co Are
National Bobs too old for girl of 10?
(4) Is 1t proper to write to movie stars
or ask for their pictures? Hoping we
have not asked too many questions we |
remain.
JACK. AND JILL
Am sorry, Jack and jill. but you did |
ask Just six too many questions, but |
as there seems to be two of you I'll |
answer four this time and you may send
the rest later. % The average height
Of girl of IS is 5Sh inches. (2) / do
not think this is dependable saying in
any sense. so l would not let 1t enter
into my thoughts at all. CO Yes. they
are rather too old l think. ca 1t Is
proper to write to movie stars, yes,
but do not ask for their photo without
enclosing 25 cents at least When you
realize that some of our most popular
screen actors and actresses receive as
high as 1900 letters a day, many of
them no doubt requesting photographs
you can see how impossible it would
be to send a photo post haste, without
price, and you can also understand how
very attractive your letter should be in /
every way. :
Helen Brooks
In the Just Between You and Me" c
corner l noticed that Another Sham {
rock" wanted the poem. Forgotten" / c
have the poem and am enclosing a copy /
o: 1t. | enjoy the Just Between You'll c
and Me" corner very much. a
STILL ANOTHER SHAMROCK, Il
Shoshone, Idaho.
am so glad you are enjoying my l
corner Thank you so very much for
contributing this poem. and 1 am very 1
sure Another Shamrock" will be very .
grateful to Still Another Shamrock, s
Also Hope l may be Of service to you n
FORGOTTEN
Forgotten you? Well II forgetting,
Be thinking all the day; G.
low the long hours pass since you left Y
me, d.
Or hearing through all the strange W
babble, "
Il voices now grave, now CAV: only
your voice; d
IAN this be forgetting7 Yet have for
gotten you say. in
Or counting each moment with long bf
ing. 90
III the one when I'll see you again. or
this be forgetting you're right dear WI
Well. have forgotten you then. ba
'orgotten you? Well IL forgetting, in
Be reading each face that see II
With eyes that mark ne'er feature. M
ave yours, as you last looked at me. ho
Forgotten? Well If forgetting an
q yearning with all my heart. 90
With longing, half pain and halfi w
rapture. ~,
For time when we never shall part. trc
my Wild wish to see and to hear YOU
To be held in your arms again. ,
this be forgetting, you're right dear. no
wen, have forgotten you then. LIZ IL
ear Miss Brooks: va
| have been interested in your corner ,rri
II some time. | have a few questions ~
should like you TO answer II, o.,
rom what poems were the following sor
rotations taken? us lof
me ship goes east another west bv the -.
seifsame winds that blow. 49,
is the set OF the sail and not the gale 80,
thst determines the way they YOU
Ike the winds OF the sea are the winds ~ 80,
or fate, tne'
We voyage along through lie. SDo
- sNs SCI 81 the soul that decides the ne
goal. N' tnt
I'd NOT the toll OF the strife Ds
also thie one ] know the Initials but ~,
ths "hole pane OF the author. ~,
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me- ghosts - flowers they lay. I'M
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