Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-01-13
NARY MEREDITH'S ADVICE
TO LONELY GIRLS AT HOME

1 am coming to you for some ad-
vice, as I have been reading the
advice you've been giving, and think
that it is helpful and beneficial.
am a girl 10 years old, with
fair complexion, black hair and blue
eyes; am five feet and six inches
high and weigh 1872 pounds. I have
been corresponding with boy ever
since March, 1920. My first cousin
married his brother and she told
him about me and he got her to ask
me if [ would write to him and
told her yes. So this summer while
I was visiting near Macon I met
this boy and liked him fine. He IS
a real nice boy and is very hand
some. So after L came home 1 have
been hearing from him twice a week.
He has asked me to marry him, so
I told him I would, but he is jealous,
and I don't think I love him as
much as 1 should if I marry him
Mother says jealousy sometimes
will He says he will do his best
to make me the happiest young wom-
an living. 1 believe he will do his
best. Would it be wiser for me to
marry him, even when feel 1 do
not love him so well at times, or
L Dream OIL the engagement
Advice will be appreciated.
BLUE EYES.
Unless you are very sure you
are in love with this young man,
take my advice and do not mar
ry him. That is the reason
there are so many unhappy
homes today, and women flirting,
hunting amusement in various
ways, even to the extent of TAX
ing another woman's husband.
If they were happy and in love
with their own husbands, they
wouldn't be raising so much dis
turbance in the home of the
'other woman" Marriage should
be held sacred, and if a woman
truly loves her husband, the
home is safe, on a rock founda-
ton, no matter how hard the
winds blow.
L am lonely. girl of nearly II
years of age, coming to you for some
advice. l am in love with a boy
age 10, although he is not at home;
he is off at work now. He has been
gone for over a month and / haven't
heard from him yet. What must I
do, for I am just crazy to hear from
other as 1 do him. He says he loves
me better than any other girl he
has ever seen. He asked me to mar
ry him and 1 refused to do so. What
must 1 do l don't believe I can
ever live without him.
TROUBLE-HEARTE
If you refused to marry this
boy, and acted as if you did not
care for him, you cannot expect
him to write letters to you after
that. The only thing you can
do now is to wait and see if he
will write you on his own accord.
If he does not you might send
him a DictIlre postcard to let him
see you think of him once in a
while. He might care enough for
you to write you letter in re-
Spouse to the card.
Here comes a boy for advice, but
years of age and five feet nine inches
tall, and weigh one hundred and
fifty-eight pounds. I want to get
into the movies. Does it take a good
education and plenty Of money? Is
the work hard? Does one have to
be active and ambitious?
Please print in the next Journal,
Thanking you for advice,
1t takes hours of hard work
actor. Generally the actors have
been on the legitimate stage
from a very early age. They
have acted nearly all their lives
before the footlights. Occasion
ally man gets into the movies
if he is exceptionally handsome
and intelligent. L do not wish
will write to Thomas H. Ince.
Los Angeles, Calf. moving pic
ture prOducer-mark it personal.
send stamped envelope for an
swer-you might try. Nothing
Ia impossible.