Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-07-29


ent leather pumps for evening.
Black satin slippers always are
appropriate with most any kind
of evening frock. You should
weigh about a hundred and five
or ten pounds. Drink plenty of
milk and get lots of sleep. 1t
is unnecessary to show your
brothers and sisters your letters.
They haven't any right to read
your mail. Never put anything
in a letter when writing to any
one you would be ashamed to
never can tell whose hands a
letter might fall into.
I am coming to you for advice. l
am a lonely girl of nineteen sum
mers, have black hair, black eyes,
pounds. 1 have been going with a
boy twenty years old for four
years. He says he loves me bet
ter than any other girl in the world.
He always treats me with respect.
My people don't want him to go
with me. His brother married my
sister and I suppose that is the rea-
son why they don't like 1t. I don't
know any other reason because he
is a real nice young man. 1 go to
the high school, but I have gone
ever finish the high school course?
What do you think of my hand
writing? Please advise me what to
do. Should 1 continue to let the
young man go with me or turn him
off because my people don't like
him? He really loves me l believe
There is another boy who writes me
often but 1 don't care for him. Can
you tell me where I can get a good
job? Thank you for advice. Hope
to see this in print. BLACK EYES.
Perhaps your parents have
good reason for not wanting
you to marry your sisters hus-
bands brother. But if the SON.
in-law made good" I see no
reason why you cannot be happy
with his brother, If he loves
he will take care of you, pro-
vide for you and is honest and
upright. Marriage has many du-
ties besides love. It is toler-
ance and respect, and, duty first
you will both have to consider
each others wishes.
1 do not know just what job
would suit you.
I am a girl of nineteen summers,
coming to you for a bit of advice. ]
am not like most girls-lonely-for
I have anything / wish for my pleas
ure. But I am just in trouble about
my love affairs. I was engaged to
a DOy InIGS years, anu IlCh VIC Va OhO
up. I grew to love him better than
anyone else. But my father, mother
and friends all said he was not the
boy for me. AS he has rambling
disposition, and wanted me to go
with him to a distant state to live
which my people would not agree
for me to do. So 1 gave him up.
though / don't believe I can ever
love anyone else as 1 loved him. Do
you think I can overcome this and
learn to love another? Have large
circle of nice boy friends that seem
my troubles from them all. Any adj
vice you may give will be highly APP
preciated. Please print this in The
Journal and do not put my name to
it.
MERRY SUNSHINE"
agree with your parents in
regard to the young man of the
rowing disposition. So many
women have regretted marrying
a man Of that type. You would
never feel settled and secure; ]
know whereof I speaA. And it
is wiser for you to give him UP.
1t will seem hard at first. but
time" heals all wounds and II
you will let your good sense"
control your emotion you will be
were to go away with the one
you love, am afraid you will
find only unhappiness in the end.
Dear Miss Meredith: am corr
ing to you for a little advice, not
about boys, for I only care for them
as friends. What would be the best
color to dye cream satin party dress
and please tell me a good dye L could
use.
What is best for travelling and are
they using busters or loose dresses
on long trips?
Please give me good remedy for
nervousness.
Thanking you for your advice.
Satin will dye very we'll. Any
shade you think most becoming
Green is being used a great deal
this season, or Robins egg blue.
That is a pretty shade for either
brunette or blonde.
Often nervousness comes from
indigestion. Unless you digest
your food properly you will have
it. Plenty of sleep, and if pos
sible sponge several times a day
the body in ice-cold water. Get
plenty of fresh air. Drugs do
more harm than good. If you are
run down you had better see
physician.