The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-08-10

| DScH received curing the past WeeE
and wish to thank each one Cor thei
Kindness in contributing them:
SONGS RECEIVED
Just Set Light
Jealous Lover down by the Woepinl
Willows)
Better Than Gold (Three wishes.)
Down Where the Morning Glorie
Irvine.
In the Sweet Bye and Bye.
The Pardon Came.
Rio Nights.
Sweet Clover.
REQUESTED SONGS AND POEMS:
These songs and poems are on the
requested and To-Be-Found list:
Honolulu Eyes.
! Those Days Are Over.
Rosie.
California Joe.
Whoa, Mule. Whoa.
There's Only One Pal. After All.
While the Band is Playing Dixie. and
I'm Humming Home, Sweet Home"
You Know 1 Love You.
/ Cannot Be Your Sweetheart.
/ Wish 1 Was Little Bird.
Dear Little Boy of Mine.
Call Me Back to Your Heart, Pal of
Mine.
When You Left the Red River Valley.
Only Pansy Blossom.
Only to See Her Face Again
Dear Robin I'll Be True
Go and Leave Me If You Wish 1t.
Poem) An Old Mans Thanksgiving.
Pioneer Poem.
Quite number write me they do not
receive an answer to their letters
Every letter which reaches me, with
name and address enclosed, is answered
Therefore, If you do not receive an an
swer, 1t is because you have failed to
enclose correct address. Letters return
to me marked Unknown" and I'm
called For" indicating the correct name
or address has not BEEN given.
Dear Miss Brooks:
1 received your reply and sure can
not praise you up enough. I feel like |
Will always be welcome when in need
ana VIII sure call on you. 1 will be
here for a few weeks. With best love
and wishes, l remain as ever before,
your little friend.
BRIGHT-EYED PANsY. Utah.
Thank you. dear. little praise helps
a lot this hot weather.
Dear Miss Brooks:
We three girls have been reading,
Just Between You and Me-" for some
time and wish you to answer few
questions for u.s. Cd Is IL proper to
while your beau Is there? CD Is 1t
proper to go on trip with a boy
friend? Wishing you success in your I
work, 1 remain.
NORMA, Utah.
Dear Miss Brooks:
% Why doesn't lady take hold of
4 mans arm instead of a man taking &
hold of a lady's arm? (2) Is 1t proper
after dance or show to ask the young /
nan In the house or stand at the gate,l
'r would it be more proper to tell him S
you enjoyed yourself and tell him
goodnight and leave him? Yours truly,
BETTY, Utah. r
Dear Miss Brooks:
L have enjoyed your corner for some
ime and wish you would answer some J
Iuestions. % What is the meaning of v
star that falls? co Is 1t proper to ,
ceept presents from a boy friend? :,
Wishing you all success in your work y
remain. sincerely yours. y
MELBA K. Utah.
% Yes. Norma, why not? CD You g
o not say what sort of trip, but =
ardly think without a chaperone :.
hank you for your good wishes, dear >,
Cd The lady should take the gentle n
lan's arm, Betty-nevcr the reverse. -
p 1t is generally so late that you a
hould tell the young man goodnight q
s soon as you reach your door. and 80
hen he thanks you for your company, 50,
I'll him you have had very pleasant .,
vening. !,
% There is an old superstition that :,
very time a star falls someone dies -
know Of no other meaning Cd Yes, ..
indy, books, or flowers are perfectly y,
i right. Thank you. >,
ear Miss Brooks:
1 have just started reading your COR
sr and thought the answers you gave \,
the questions were so good that ~ ~
ould seek your advice. Cd II you IN
ere going to study music what in u
rument would you play-the piano or -, 80
ind instrument and what kind? (2) "
hat occupations would you take a.
ration, engineering, farming or "
echanical work? Yours truly, 70
JUST Me, Utah.
Well. Just Me-" you have given me =
rather large order to choose both ~ ~
ur musical instrument and your vo- n
tion, but far be II from me to refuse nc
at least make an effort to help you. "
you feel no special aptitude for any %, "a
rticular musical instrument, and M
nply wish to learn to play a little VI VI
r your own pleasure. II seems to me -,
would choose the instrument most 81
silly and quickly learned. The uku- 1o
e, guitar. or mandolin, perhaps take 10
IS time to master than any other (2) III
you are farming now, why not stick ~
it7 Farming is wonderful occupa- III
IN and farmer is much more looked Wy
to than he used TO be. Not know We
3 your age, nor whether you are pa
ted for any of the other avocations . J,
u mention. I should not like to advise .o'
u, but II you care to tell me more ia
out your circumstances, etc, 1 shall 10
glad to do what can to aid you.
ar Miss Brooks: ma