The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-11-16

erage height you see and should weigh
"a pounds being only two pounds short
of normal.
Dead Helen:
1t was my first time at writing to you
and 1 didn't know about sending the
stamps for songs so please excuse me-
VIII you? If you were me would you
associate with a girl that smokes and
chews tobacco. 1 don't think l care to
do those vulgar things but II l don't
she says 1 am too much of baby.
Shall 1 associate with her? (2) I am
pretty near fourteen and l have gone
riding with a few boys Is that right
II they are good sociable boys? Does
It hurt for girl thirteen years old
to powder? My school teacher said 1t
wasn't proper. I must close hoping
these questions won't bother you at
all to answer them. 1 remain your
friend.
DOROTHY, Utah.
You were welcome to the songs just
the same, DEAR but thank you for send
ing the stamp now. % No. grille. 1
am very sure If 1 were you I would
not associate with girl who smoked
and chewed. because l could not, she
would be too repulsive to me. 1t Is
difficult to imagine girl who INDUCES
in such practices as having much refine
ment in speech and actions. Do you
enjoy being with her and does 1t make
you a baby, because she says you are?
Have a mind and will of your own,
dear. and let others think what they
will, so long you know you are In
the right. CD l cannot approve of a
girl 13 or IA going riding with boys, |
dear child. Circumstances have a great
deal to do with these things. Dorothy. |
Is there no mother or elder relation or
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imprudence of such a course? 1t does
not hurt" especially for girl OF 13
to powder IL she chooses to do so, but |
why do you wish to conceal your youth
full freshness and beauty of skin, which
all older persons desire much. by
covering 1t with powder?
Dear Friend:
am writing to you to get the mean
ing of my name and symbol Florence
is my name and Violet is my Symbol.
Your friend.
Florence. Idaho.
The meaning of Florence 10 bloom
ing" In the language of flowers the
Violet stands for faithfulness and
have reached you ere this. as all but
three OF the many you requested were
mailed to you on October 22nd. The
rest have not been found yet.
To LOLA, Utah:-Thanks. my dear,
Tor the song and your kind OFFER It
IS splendid of you to wish to help and
| hope may be Of assistance to you in
'ome way. May /?
Dear Miss Brooks:
You are such a dear to help everyone
With their troubles that am coming to
rou with mine. ! have a boy friend
whom 1 admire very much In fact.
Hiss Brooks, there is no one whom ,
Ike better. He is perfect gentleman !
{ all times I went with him last !
winter for while but I thought liked I
mother fellow better than he. so /
luit him and went with the other fellow. s
treated him very cool until lately t
We speak now and I have come home v
rom parties with him and have asked
I'm to come and see me but it don't l.
eem to do any good Now, Miss I
'rooks. can you tell me how 10 gain l
is tru4 friendship and be friends with I
im7 wishing you success. remain. :
ne of your many callers. !,
WAITING. Utah. I
Even II you aid think you liked an =
Their fellow better. was this any good :
rcuse for treating your former friend :,
,ool?" You had every right TO be n
racious and pleasant. and give what =
yer time you desired TO another young r
an. but you really had no right TO b
istreat the other young man when he Il
I'd always been a perfect gentleman b,
his treatment of you. do you think? IL
srsonally / think Il very splendid of I
IN to show you az much consideration "