The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-05-17

pest way TO slip ana reset the DeBonla
slip. and what, If any. special care is
necessary. Also, how to win back the
love of one who Is gradually drifting
from you (husband). Have tried in
every way to do my part 1t what way
have failed? Please make a sugges.
ton. Thanking you in advance as be-
fore.
LONEITA, Utah.
You are welcome to the song. Lionel
ia, and / in turn thank you for the one
you sent me. ID The florist tells me ia
take the begonia slip and put 1t In
water until little roots come on 1t, then
plant 1t and take care of Ii just the
same as anything else. CD Your other
question is not SO easy to answer, dear,
especially as / know nothing of the
circumstances. l am going to ask you
to write me a letter telling me some-
thing more about your seeming trouble,
and l can then give you a personal re.
ply IL you wish. There is a way to re.
store the harmony in your home l am
sure but not knowing more than youI
letter indicates, any attempted advice
from me, would be like the blind at.
tempting to lead the blind. Please will
you let me hear from you?
To IRENE, Fillmore, Ut-Through
the kindness of a contributor 1 am, On.
abled to print your song:
A LITTLE BOY IN BLUE
A mother sits in sadness
Thinking of her only son
AS she looks up at two pictures on tAt
wall
They're all that's left to cheer her
And she says Thy will be done"
AS she mourns for him
Who's gone beyond recall.
One shows him as a little boy
In soldiers clothes at NAV
With his army lying scattered on tN
floor.
The other in a uniform
The day he marched away,
When he said good bye
Alas. forevermore.
Chorus:
Is 1t strange when the band starts
playing
That her eyes fill up with tears.
As the soldiers pass her window
And the street rings out with cheers?
For it's then that her heart is saddest
And 1t seems it can't be true,
AS she looks up at the pictures of her
little boy in blue.
The war that took him from her has
been over many years,
And the troops that pass are only on
parade;
But as she watches them go by
She's thinking through her tears.
OF her own boy marching
While the music played.
The pictures hanging on the wall
They seem to blend in one.
And she seems to hear voice Il misc
you. too"
That's why she's heavy hearted,
For when all is said and done.
He was only just her little Boy In Blue.
Dear Miss Brooks:
The poem you sent was Just what
l wanted. And 1t was very dear of you.
Miss Brooks. l thank you from the
depth of my heart. l wish to ask two
my lip. anyway 1t is a white pimple. 1t
has been there almost three years. 1t
doesn't bother me. but / do not like II
there. 1t is as large as pin head. Is
there anything / can take 1t off with
(2) l am % years old, 8 feet inches
tall; how much should l weigh? 1 will
close with love.
SPANISH BABE. Spanish Fork, Ut.
You are as welcome as can be to the
poem l sent you. and l am very glad
could do 1t for you. l am SO very
busy, dear friend that at present / an
making no personal appointments al
all, so l think II would be better II
you would write me whatever question:
| you wish to ask, two at time, and
shall be very pleased to answer them Il
the best of my ability. you may be sure
| In regard to the wart, or whatever 1
may be, on your lip. / think 1t would
be a good idea for you to consult you
physician about 1t. and If he says 1t Il
a wart l suggest that you try rubbing
| it lightly with a caustic stick. Thi
Is often effective In removing an or
binary wart. For your height, you
! ciate your good wishes, dear, and shall
be very glad to hear from you again