The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-01-17

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18th Of September. The skin on the insi
II OF my hands is not soft What can I do
l. suppose you will think I am taking up 10
l OF room but when start to ask questions
IS don't know when to stop Hoping you CO
= give me good answers and let me come agai
will close. your friend,
: LILLY. Manti, Utal
: You are quite welcome, my dear. and
you had sent your name and address ss r
. quested at head of column you would ha,
received an earlier reply, ~ could ha'
sent your reply personally Not knowing you
!. weight you are. but about ten or twev
: pounds. / imagine. think you can easil
reduce near that amount by dieting and exer
! cise Eliminate all white breads and pastr,
also potatoes and pork from your menr
Take daily walks Of from to three mile
VI course you will have to make . practic
OF keeping this up daily 1t will bring 20
no results. If you wish the reduction onl
for your hands, arms and hips you will hav
to take special exercise. II you will send you
name and stamped envelope will give yo1
the address Of a person who can give yo
instruction for these special exercises. Thi
applies to your hair. also; as can give 20,
the name of 4 splendid tonic which vii
promote the growth of your hair. 1t sound
very much as though you had "snarled" anC
'roughed" your hair the Sides which ha:
broken it off. The hair requires good care
and attention to stay in good condition. ant
If it is neglected and mistreated. will show the
effects I would scarcely advise cutting i
| without knowing more of the general condi.
ton of your hair and calp Are your hands
| calloused. or Just harsh and dry? If the lat
ter, a good hand lotion applied or
twice day should keep them soft. II they
are calloused from some kind of work. you
should wear gloves to protect the palms.
| Come as often as you wish. but read the in
structions at head of column befors writing.
always.
Dear Miss Brooks:
have been reading your corner for some
time and am satisfied with your answers
Here are a few questions l would like an
swered: (1) What can you do to make boy
friend who is very dear to you be honest
and frank about where and how he spends
his nights? (2) How can you make yourself
take well in company? (3) When you are car
riding with a steady boy friend. is 1t proper
70 put your arm the back of the seat
and rest your hand on his shoulder? II not.
how should you sit7 (4) What kind of things
should girl start on when she is preparing
hope chest7 (5) I have been going steady
With boy for one year. and he has given
me two pieces of jewelry for presents and
four other pieces because he wanted to. I'll
he were to quit me. what should do with
The jewelry? He has told me he never would
lake the two that presents back again, /
hut he never said anything about the rest |
Ii he does not take them, is it proper to |
wear them like I always did before the part |
ng! l6) What are nice presents to give boys |
~ Is it proper chat girl going steady |
With boy should chase out with other boys
tS) What il a good course for q girl to take |
n SCHOOL, mean a high school girl Thank
ng you very much for your trouble and
hoping you will be able to anwer them all
without delay With lots Of rood luck. am.
BRIGHT EYES of Utah
~ You can do nothing. my dear. if he
loes not care enough for you to tell you. Do
lot nag" Perhaps this is the reason he
Ices not tell you-because you ask him. He
nay feel that 1t is his own affair where
nd how he spends him time, and I'm not
ure but he is right If you than
mere friends to each other, 1t is a different
rooosition; but I believe you are still too
Dung to be more than Just friends with boys.
p cannot tell you what to do, other than
o be pleasant and agreeable and consider
he other fellows feelings always Cultivate
pleasant personality. (3) No, it is not pro-
er to rest your hand on his shoulder. Car
dng does not require such a different posi-
on for the hands than when sitting in a
hair or any other place. do you think7 "a
here are innumerable things. Bright Eyes I
gu might begin with lu1cheon set, or a
lblecloth. pillow slips. underwear pillow tops,
lble runners, etc. (5) It is usually considered {
roper to return all presents of value after a
but 1t depends entirely upon
lie parties concerned as to whether you
ear the unreturned ones. (6) Would depend ,
pom how long you have known him. Bright ,
yes 1t is never wise ITO give expensive
resents book, linen or silk handlser- c
iiefs. ties = leather bill case would @
appropriate gifts ~ The diction- '
e: to hunt; to drive away: put to flight a
In case you do not wish this result I do =
It advise such course f8) So much depends h
ION what you are fitting yourself for. II T
r teaching. the normal course would be ad-
sable; II for business. the commercial if
: higher education. the English or scien- s
ic; II for home maker. the domestic sci d
ce course would be beneficial. AS you Ii
lied to comply with the instructions at head il
column: by sending your name. am COM fl
lied to let your letter appear In the order t.
,eived. Of
ar Miss Brooks: c.
have been reading your corner of the p
per for some time ~ Will you please tell =
how I can tell what dance boy is going
dance when you get on the floor with y
nj (2) How old should girl be when she :.
rts to go with the boys7 Yours truly, s.
IDAHO GIRL. C
~ II you. who. are dancing with the boy =
mot tell what he is to dance. how could
my, dear Follow his lead is about all you -
l do, unless you ask him before the dance
rims. f2) You should be at least sixteen. r
Tho Girl. A.
s. Brooks:
Dear lady. please answer the following :
'stions: ~ How many is there for
m W Are there any mermaids? If So | I,
ere! t3) Who publishes the book called 81
hat the World Believes In"7 az Where do -
il fish livef ~ How many families are
re In the United States? (6) How much
alum worth per cwt7 az How much is salt
toni
J. D. p. Fayette. Utah
Will endeavor to answer a few of your
stions. and I win have to call your atten-
TO the rules at the head Of the column.
only two questions each time Send
r other questions another time with a
nped envelope for the answers f1) Here
few uses for slun would be scarcely
able to tell all of its uses For adulterat-
cheap bakine. powder. to harden fats and
DIV. to fix colors In dying and In the tan
z OF leather. It is used in medicine as
emetic. notably in cases of lead poisoning
means Of stopping henorrhages and for
Gus other purnoses. (2) The mermaid IN
ely mythical. The origin OF the myth Il
'oted to rest in the humsnlike appearance
'erts'n marine animals. such as the seal
1 do not find this exact title Are Won
you have the proper title! (4) Most devfI
live in the warmer ocean, water Of
ERICA and feed on any living thing which
can master. f5) According to the latest
US there are 23.4s1,24q families in the
.ed States. with combined population Of
l1o62o. (6) Alum Is worth about 81 90
cwt- In New York. which. with freight
d would make II about SO 90 in Salt
;. Salt is $1,000 per ton in Salt Lake
Miss Brooks:
ny / enter your coy CORNER, would
you to answer these few questions for
~ VIII you please tell No soneih;n~