The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-02-01

Ev'ry room must be in order
And kept quiet all the day.
He had never had companions.
He had never owned q pet
In the House of Too Much Trouble
1t 10 trim and quiet yet.
Ev'ry room Is set In order,
Every book IL In its place,
And the lonely little fellow
Wears a smile upon his face,
In the House of Too Much TronAls
He In silent and at rest
In the House of Toe Much Trouble,
With lily on his breast.
Dear Miss Brooks:
have read your corner for many
months. but this 10 my nrst attempt at
writing you. Last winter I had mp
hair bobbed and am still wearing Il
bobbed for want Of better way to
comb 1t. ! would like to have . ma
tional hair bob made. Where could
get this done and what would IL csst
me? (2) drive = car of my own, 10
II proper for me to take boys riding:
They are all asking me to. (3) was
borr Jan. 2. 1907; on which day Of the
week was born7 Which are my lucky
months. days. colors, etc. Hoping
am not too much bother and may call
again?
MARUJA, idaho.
I'd Sorry. but you win have to send
your name and stamped envelope for
the address you wish. 1t will cost you
about $3.50. Cd hardly think 40, my
dear. You no doubt would be very
popular SO long as your car lasts IL
IT worth It? (s) You were born On
wednesday. Saturday Is the. day.
March and November the months: COL
ors. garnet gray. brown and black,
and your flower the snow-drop.
Dear Miss Brooks:
l enjoyed the poem. After the
Dance" In this weeks Journal very
much. and would like to have you pub
lish Poor Little Wanderer, q poem
very much in demand 1T the sene time
AFTER the Dance" was SO popular.
MRS. c. b. D., Shoshone.
As do not find a poem by this title,
think perhaps It 10 listed under an
other title. Could you give me the first
line or tho author? II so, I will be
happy to make another effort to flnd II
for you.
Dear Miss Brooks:
I have read your corner in our pa
per and have enjoyed II very much. I
wish you would answer some questions
for me. "a was born the 26th Of
month. flower. etc. Cd What Ii the
meaning Of the letters. r. q v. p.
Thanking you In advance. l am. very
truly yours,
BOBBY" Idaho.
~ The flower for the 18th OF yns
10 the Iris. the day IL Friday, the
months October and December; cclors.
red. blue and white. (2) r.. 8. v. r. 70
french. Responder sill vous plait mean.
Dear Miss Brooks:
We have read your corner every
week. and II has been very Interesting.
VIII you please answer some questions.
CD One of us was born on June 4th
and the other Feb. 25th. What are
our lucky months. days. flowers and
colors? (2) Is Viola Dana married.
And what is her address. Thanks In
advance. aG5u
BLUE EYES. Utah.
Cd For one born on Feb. 25th the
daisy Is the flower. Saturday the day.
April and August the months; colors.
blue. pink and nile green. For June
ath the white lily Is the flower. Friday
the day. October and Dacember the
months: colors. red. blue and white
t2) Viola Dana Is the widow Of John
Collins. Her address IL GO Metro STU
dios, Hollywood Calf
Dear Miss Brooks:
/ have been reading your corner for
some time and have found II very In
teresting. This Is my first time to
visit your corner. and hope you will
answer a few questions I have. to ask
ID Is Lillian Gish married? II so, who
did she marry? (2) II once loved q
boy and lost him, how could win him
ha r. Il a ir1 nj -.
to go out with boys? (4) Do you think
1t Is proper to kiss a. boy, Please an
swer my foolish questions In tho next
ISSUE Wishing you heaps of good luck.
BROWN EYES. Midvaie. Utah
ID Lillian Gish Is not married. nor
has she ever been married. ia How
could tell you. dear. do not be-
lieve you have loved anyone, just liked
him a little better than some others.
that is all. (3) Yes, a good year too
young. ca No, I do not think II proper
or at all ladylike or nice for girls to
kiss boys-neither do the boys. II you
ask their honest opinion.
Dear Miss Brooks:
have been reading your corner for
some time and am very much Interested
in it. Would you please answer a few
questions for me. Cd am n girl Of
-
What are my colors? l am tall and
slender. What style dress should
wear? My hair Is brown and my eyAs
are blue. (2) Is II proper to receive
presents from different boys? Should
go with different boys or Is II best
to pick out one and go STEADY? t3)
How may girl become popular amsng
her boy friends? 90 How may girl
enlarge the calf of her leg? Hoping l
am welcome. I remain. as ever.
PEGGY. Monticello. Utah.
"a The eolors for December are gold.
red and green. As general rule to
go by. the tall. slender PRISON should
avoid the long. straight line In dress.
and choose a broken skirt limo either
In trimming or an over-skirt effect Of
drapery. The long wasted dress Is es-
pecially becoming to the tall. slender
figure. CD No. II is not proper to re-
ceive presents of value from boys
Neither Is II proper for a girl to give
boy gift unless they are very old
friends. 1t is very much better to have
several boy friends with whom you go
occasionally than to have a steady.
f3) This Is a question which have en-
deavored to answer many times in these
columns. Popularity is question Of
personality and individuality. A pop
ularity which is worth striving for
is that which comes from your efforts
to entertain In a sane. sensible man
ner. This may be from your ability
to converse entertainirrlv or.i's -an-' ~
because you are a good listener only.
Strive to talk well and rles.sanu -
listen attentively, to be willing at all
times and places to do whatever you
can do to make II agreeable and pleas
ant for everyone with whom you assn-
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