Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 248, 31 July 1919 — Page 5
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Heart and Beauty Problems By list. Elizabeth Thompson
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I saw In tjio j Heart and Beauty Problems, dated Wednesday, July 3. of a W8Btlng some young man to correspond with, and her ideas are so good and sensible 1 thought I would try to get her name and address. Can you give It to me? I am sorry that I can not give you the name and address of the girl, but It is quite Impossible, as she only signed herself "Lonesome." Dear Mrs. Thompson: Please explain the meaning of "Sweet Petudy." A FAITHFUL READER. The expression is slang, the derivation of which I do not know. Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a young girl and I care a great deal for a boy who is three years older1 than I. I know that he cares for me by hi actions How can I get better acquainted with him? Would it be all right for a boy and girl to go to the theatre together after 8 o'clock? Is powder Injurious to the skin if used j lightly? How can I get rid of freckles? It it right for a girl to meet a boy in town without her parents knowing it? Last year I went to PaJm Beach, which was a very nice place for a vacation trip, but could you advise a more suitable -place. What would be appropriate to wear and what to take-? How much money would you advise to be taken for four months?! Would it be all right for me to go
with one of my girl friends, four years
my senior, and our mothers? We axe
going to camp. Should we take our
100a or ouy it there. Could we Invite our boy friends to go with us? "HEEKIL BOD" and "GOOD GIRLIE." If the boy cares for you he will
seek your friendship. It is proper for boys and xlrls to xo to the theatre in
the evening. I know nothing whatever
aDout me powaer you speak or. However. I think you should select a good bOWder tha.t nuitn vmir nlrin A ilmr.
gist can give you a solution for your
irecjuea. it is not tne tmng lor you to meet a boy without your parents knowing it. He should call at your home. Your wardrobe depends upon where you go for a vacation. I do sot know wbat kind of a vacation you rare for and cannot suggest a place to spend your vacation. The amount of money you take depends upon the place. It would be all right for you and your girl friend to go with your mothers but it is not proper for you to invite the hovti. T should thlnir
if you are coins' into a camn von rnnld
buy your food there.
To the Forsalrm OnnJ Tha man a
not the right kind of man. I should lcmore him and tnrerat Tiim T sVinulH
not pass his place of business. Work on as best you can, and maintain the standards of right living you have 'been. The right man will come along and you will be happy.
A Chance to Live By Zoe Beckley
TRUSTING. Bemie's eyes narrowed. This news l surprised him.
. "Huhmf ' be breathed lmpatient-
1 iy, "somebody's blabbed. Well, j after a lltt!e pause, "dont you worry. ! Leave this to me. it's my affair and I 1 know where I get off. I'm not going to be bit twice, you trust me, dont ,' you Nance?" ' Annie looked at him, her eyea- very . sweet in their new matern alliens. She 1 loved Bernie and be loved her. It is 1 diffioult for Old Ages hard, dry wamlngs (especially over a telephone) to compete with Youth's condeot hope, i Abstractly Annie knew Slmms was ! right. Concretely there was her young
ooyisn nusoana before her, smiling boyishly, reaching out to grasp her, reassuring her so plausibly, asking if she "trusted him. "Yes, dear, I trust you," she said, "but I want you to promise me you wont try again, not even to get the money back. Let the money go. We
have got enough to do with. I can manage gloriously on your twenty-two, and there's only one more installment on the furniture. Promise, won't you, Bern to please me?" A half-choking little wail sounded from the" bedroom. Without a pause Annie turned and flew to her son. Bernie went back to his newspaper with an automatic sigh of relief. He had not been required to "promise." Women were silly, sentimental beings, anyhow, bless them. He turned to the financial news and was soon deep in ita columns. Annie, in the other room, was soothing and patting her baby, adjusting his troubles, whatever fVicv
were, rearranging the mysterious pins 1 -1 - . t 1 . ... -
mui uouus 01 ais suD-ature, lorgetting her financial problems in her one great beautiful mother problem, unmindful of the promise that had been left unfinished. Days and weeks of ha
wifery flew by. Now and then she
was stabbed with the memory of the
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1919.
lost savings fund. But what she now had was so much more than she had ever known in her life that the every flay Joy of keepingyher flat, of loving and tending her baby, of passing a friendly word with the neighbors, going to market, deciding whether the corned beef or the chuck steak would be most economical, puckering her brow over the expensive luxury of W 1 ad wltn oUve oil to dress it all this was so captivating, so heart filling and delightful, that the fact of having a nest egg in the savings bank was a remote and paltry consideration. She managed her household with care and good judgment the old tenement days had RArved har wall .a
a school of domestio economy. Annie
oneu mougnt of them as she tied on Robbie's bonnet, buttoned him into his coat and wheeled him proudly out into the folding go-cart. Robbie was a sturdy baby, straight and strong. He had never Vnnwn the
dank air of the east side tenements,
never nad to get his Bunning9 on the "garbage dock." as Annie had. Ah, how much bettor nff che xvaa
thanked God revently. And Janle', the
uaujr 01 me tenement days, was now a prospering voune milliner nf seven.
teen, earning her fair wage, enjoying
juulus iair share of gayitles. Life
was good, thought Annie!
1 10 do continued.) STREET BLOWS UP WINCHESTER, Ind., July 31. -A
large block of the brick street, near the interurban station, in Farmland,
Diew up Saturday, with a loud report Several brick were thrown hieh intn
the air. Hot weather and air nreo-
sure under the street are given as
causes for the explosion.
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Household HintsBy Mrs. Morton
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FINED FOR ASSAULT.
WINCHESTER, Ind., July 31. Saturday an affadavit was filed against Wilbur Circle by James Wigmore on a charge of assault and battery on his son, Clayton Wigmore. Circle pleaded not guilty. Monday Circle pleaded guilty in Squire Coat's court, to a charge of assault and battery on the son of Wigmore. The fine and costs amounted to $8.55.
CAR RUNS OFF TRACK. WIXCHEKTFR T-nA Tl 01 c..
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Winchester, a Big Four freight train
ran on xne track. The car was so badly demolished that it was burned.
AUTO FOUND IN LAKE.
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