The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-02-08

Dear Miss Brooks
l approach again. II you will per-
NIT me. l have another question to
ask: What will remove a Dyanshine
stain from linen? Thanking you and
wishing you success in your work.
remain.
DOLLY. Parowan. Utah.
l salute You. Dolly, approach Dyan-
shine is hard proposition, I'm afraid,
but l suggest that you saturate the
spot with lemon juice and rub salt
thickly over 1t. Let this remain until
dry Wash and repeat until it disap-
pears. IL this fails to remove the spot
use oxalic acid. one teaspoonful of the
crystallized acid to a half pint of wa
ter. This must be carefully washed
out of the linen after the spot Is re-
moved. and household ammonia applied
to the goods to neutralize any of the
acid that may remain. I take 1t that
the linen is white, II colored, the acid
will remove the color, so cannot be
used.
Dear Miss Brooks
May / enter your dear little corner?
1t looks so inviting l cannot stay away
any longer. l have a few questions
swer: Cd l have been going with a
boy whom I like very much. We do
not live in the same town. How can I
get him to write to me? Should l ask
him to or should l not? (2) Is 1t bad
sign for a dark complexioned girl to
marry dark complexioned fellow?
Hoping l will get a prompt answer
And here's wishing you bright and
successful new year,
MAIZE. Mayfield, Utah.
You are most welcome. Maize. Thanks
for your good wishes-same to you.
"a Your friend probably does not think
you would care to write when he comes
to see you often. l believe you should
let him suggest writing. (2) No. not
a bad sign. 1t Is generally understood
that two people with either dark or
light compilations cannot get along so
well together because of the similarity
of disposition. A contrast Is considered
better for a harmonious companion
ship.
Dear Miss Brooks:
l have found your corner very inter-
esting. l wish you would please an
swer a question or two for me. I am
a girl of 10 years. l have always been
lover of shows and am much inter-
tresses. My mother does not approve
of my thinking of going on the stage.
Would you please give me some adj
vice along this line? (2) l am also In
love with two young men. both want
ing to marry me. My mother does
not approve because / am so young.
They are both fine gentlemen. One has
to work for his living and Is honest.
while the other is wealthy and spends
most of his time in pool halls. If you
were to take a choice which would you
choose l remain, your friend.
MISS EDITH K. Utah.
% My dear. admiration for actresses.
desire to be one, etc, and becoming
one. are not much closer together, than
are the north and south poles. In the
first place you have to develop talent
for 1t. you would then have to go to
someone who knew, to find out whether
or not that talent were worth cultivat-
ing; there would then be years of hard
study before you could hope to attain.
and many times. even when talented.
they do not reach stardom. CD beg to
differ with you. You are not In love at
all, dear child. How could you be with
two! Do not speak so lightly of love.
Can you imagine living with a
man who spends most of his time in the
pool halls? Use your own good COM
mon sense and pay no attention to their
talk. They doubtless know as little OF
love as you do. so there Is no need de-
Gliding between them just yet.
Dear Miss Brooks:
This Is the first time l have written
to you and hope l will have success.
My questions are as follows: ID What
was the cause of Wallace Reds death ?
(2) Is 1t true that Rodolph Valentino Is
blind? II so. what caused 1t? (3) VIII
You please give me the addresses of
the following stars Rodolph Valentino.
Jackie Coogan, Cullen Lands, Niles
Welsh. Baby Peggy. Wishing you
oceans of success, | am truly,
TESS. Heber. Utah.
According to reports contained in the
newspapers Wallace Reds death was
caused from his efforts to overcome the
drug habit. which resulted In compli-
cations. and because of his weakened
condition he was unable to successfully
combat them. He contracted the drug
habit some two years ago during an
illness. CD | have heard nothing to
justify such belief, and DO not think
1t is true. CD Rodolph Valentino may
be addressed at 1870 Hollywood Blvd,
Los Angeles, Calf; Jackie CooEan and
Niles Welch at the United Studios Hol-
lywood. Calf; Baby Peggy at the Uni
versal Studios, Universal City, Calf
and Cullen lands at the Metro Studios.
Hollywood, Calf
Dear Miss Brooks:
VIII you please have published in
the paper or sent to me personally a
complete outline for q good, jolly. in
expensive Valentine party-what games
to play. decorations. refreshments. etc
Thanking you kindly in advance and
hoping to hear from you soon, l re-
main, Yours truly,
NJ OIL, Moroni. Utah.
As yours is one of many requests for
Valentine partiei. viii try to get this
in early enough for all to use.
Decorate your rooms with innumer-
able red or pink hearts cut from plain
red paper and strung on small string
or thread. The hearts may be all sizes
Use these in Earlands in every avail
able space. Flowers made from tissue
paper are inexpensive and help to make
the rooms more lovely setting for the
little god of love. Cupids perched here
and there also add to the effect. This
will be progressive party, and as your
guests arrive hand each a paper flower
There are four flowers Of each kind
two of which go to girls aud two t.
boys. TIE four holding the same kind
of flower proceed to the table on which
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