The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-16
Heart and Beauty Problems
BY Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson

Dear Mrs Thompson: I am young
married woman and have been married
three years. My husband is very good
10 me, but within the last year ! have
met young man in business and since
l have dealt with him have not been
contented. My husband loves me and
is very good to me.
cannot give up this young man.
He is never out of my mind, day or
night, and l do not care to live since
| have met him. He is very attractive,
very dressy and good in all ways.
My husband has an idea that | love
him, but | cannot help it. | do not
know whether he goes with other
young ladies or not. I have been
thinking l would shoot him and my
self, but love him too dearly for that.
When see him l am worse than ever.
will love him until death takes him.
Would much rather have him dead
than not to see him when please.
HEART BROKEN.
You have been permitting your
thought to run riot and unless you
gain control of yourself the results will
be disastrous.
Reason points to immortality Of the
soul. II you do violence to the man
he will hate you for it whether his soul
is here or in the next world. Do the
right thing now, realizing that life Is
short and sometime, somewhere, you
can meet your hearts desire. You
sacrifice all claim by wrong doing.
Go away from temptation. Tell your
husband the truth and ask him to take
you somewhere so that you will have
a chance to forget the man whom life
has not meant for you. Forget yourself
in this matter and do what you con-
slider most fair to your husband.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: | am boy
10 years old. I have been in love with
the same girl for quite a number of
years. My people do not approve of
her. What would you advise me to
do? I am sure she is perfectly all
right, although they do not think SO
Their fears are founded on gossip
alone.
Also will you tell me how to make
my voice coarser. People laugh at me
( | hate worse than anything in all the
world to be a sissy. Please advise
me. DESPAIR.
Your people are probably the kind
who cannot feel that any girl is
worthy of their wonderful son. They
do not realize that the girl Won care for
| is young and undeveloped and does not
show just yet the qualities they want
your wife to possess.
Since You know the girl to be al
right. enjoy her as a friend and do not
think of love and marriage. You need
all the schooling you can get and then
a few years Of experience in business
/ before YOU assume the responsibilities
of marriage Time will solve your
problem as it should be solved.
1t is most trying to have an eff
terminate voice, but most boys pass
through such a trying period. Youl
voice probably will become lower later
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I correspond
with boy away from our home town
but do not care for him except as 6
friend and think he feels the same
towards me. l write him because
get lonesome sometimes. Do you think
it all right to keep corresponding witt
Kim? a GIRL.
Yes, the correspondence is all right
II is not necessary to love in order tc
CORES pond.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am girl o
10 and have been in love with a younE
man for some time He always sait
lie loved me- We were engaged ant
not saw any more about marriage. HI