Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-14

should like to see in your newspaper some opinion or h'r som.
seeny ontepsted marriage The lady was great deal
myself allowed myself persuaded that such marriage must
concerned But should be
toreaI data possible rather hsn opinions While have suordnate4
view in the mentioned feel bound that at
and less reliable You will Of course not publish name
initials connection with this"
No, of shall As to the gentleman indi-
vdual Endorsement of his charms only pop
ular Russian proverb.
Age always praises its own badness
We all apt fairly cheerful view of
possible courtiers make Queen Eliz
abeh believe herself to be most beautiful and enhancing vr
GIN when she withered old thing, looking like
driedup pear in December.
We consider it to be rule with few exceptions that the
very young marrying very much older acts UN
WISELY There may be exceptions there ARE exceptions of
every rule Abraham hundred and forty made
Sarah happy She sixyfve As regards the marrying
age in general should say this:
The mother is responsible first Of ALL for the HEALTH of
child Therefore should giving children the world
when HER HEALTH AND STRENGTH at the maximum
The the child depends upon the vgor OF the mother
And the in life of the child whether woman
whether the work be intellectual physical depends greatly
upon vigor to carry it through
We believe that the world to-day needs A GREAT MANY
CHILDREN The earth is not Onequarter or onetenh pOpu
lated People the earth will be richer reer and happier
when there ten times many of them,
We believe will Come-many long centuries from
nowwhen the earth fully populated will require only
children family Then, undoubtedly will marry
late Probably the of marriage for will be thirty
FIVE, or forty, later.
will wait until they shall have reached combina-
ton of maximum vgOr of body and of the mind.
As to men, they should marry when they are MENTALLY
mature
1t is well for a to marry life than a woman
although should encourage delays marriage
single day after twenty the people think they have
the other half of their household We do think however
that make better fathers and better husbands when
their minds are fully developed.
Of course develop mentally as they ever
will develop twenty four FIVE and down hill after
They ought to marry young
Those that develop may marry later Thirty five
old for man, if he has taken decent of himself
We should advise every woman for her happiness
make THAT THE MAN HAS TAKEN CARE OF HHdELF,
and that he has got CHEERFULNEss in addition mind
well formed and able to for family.
The reader who writes asks us to give some historical data
That is hard to do, ofhsnd
great engineer Lesssp go riding through the
park Paris when he past seventy with tiny children
behind him Shetland ponies They looked cheerful
did he.
Then there was the reverend genteman-R Hawker the
vicar of Horewenston This reverend gentleman tried expert
ment at the two extremes,
When he in HIS TEENS he woman fory-one
years old They happy clans and they stayed happy
until she died
Then when he sixtywO years old this same lovabe
and likable vicar married girl only twenty.
This girl also perfectly happy wife They lived to-
gethe enjoying every minute of their time HE died
His first marriage with a woman more than twenty
years OLDER than himself
And his second marriage with woman more than fortv
years YOUNGER than himself
Both marriages were happy So you hard to tell
Why they happy Beatrice Fairfax may you we dom
know.
II is evident however that this something of an
exception He made pet Of intelligent educated pig He
took this pig with him his calls the poor And pig be-
haved splendidly
Undoubtedly who could thus impress pet pig could
get along under matrimonial and other some other
might
That IS all we know about marrying different ages and
that is all we tell The than middle aged gentleman
= WHO asks for information.