Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-31
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Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am 27
years old. I have been in the bust
ness world for the past eight years.
! do not feel that I am conceiced
when I say that I have been highly
successful l spent the first seven
years of this time in hard work.
until now I draw a good salary and
am able to have most of the things
that are held desirable in this life.
Yet l find that thel is something
lacking in my life. l have uncon-
TcioUsly let many Of my old friend
ships grow cold. Most of my set
nave married. have no men
friends that take a very great per
eOnal interest in me. When they
invite NE out to dinner or an enter
tainment or whenever We are
thrown into each others company,
they treat me much as one man
would another, or a. ] would treat
a dear girl chum. They seem to
consider me a good PAL with
whom they may discuss their plans
and disappointments or with whom
they may enjoy the evening after
q hard days work. l always try
TO look well dressed although I was
never pretty. I keep up with the
current events and Try to be broad
| find that | am firing of my bus
mess life and just want home Of
MY own with a congenial husband
and babies in it to love.
% Do you thinh I have been
100 selfish with my work and will
have to pay the penalty by spending
the rest OF my life alone? Must /
go on acting as if my work is all
l care for?
(2) Is there 2 way that 1 can
show men of my age that I care
for something more than their ap-
probation of my business ability,
and not compromise myself?
90 My father has never wanted
me to marry. He treats my gentle
men friends rudely when they call
] have two cousins who have al
ways thrown their homes open to
me to use for entertaining my
friends, but l can never feel at my
best while there as l think should
use my own home. My father
knows my feelings, yet it does not
change his view. v hat would be
your advice under the circum-
stances? B. B.
% Your great interest in bust
ress has made you forget to love
people If you try you can build up
great friendships again. If you
have q spirit of service and gra-
ciousIy help everyone who comes
20 you or needs your help, you will
soon soften your nature and the
change in you viii be felt, Dress
in a feminine manner. So many
women in the business world IN
consciously adopt a masculine at
ire which men do not like. You
are not old and can still make your
self very attractive as well as
efficient
90 Be as gentle and radiant as
you can. Do not try to make men
like you-merely try TO soften your
personality.
go Humor your father in the
little ways which mean much TO
mm but are trifing 10 you. BY
thoughtfulness you can make him
adore you. and II you appeal 10 hts
love he will surely let you enter
lain men IN your home. Even II
your father IS rude, let your friends
come. His actions Will absolutely
not reflect upon you IL you show
only love for your father. In sum
mer suggest picnics and take a
lunch to the country. There you |
Will be free and at your best.
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