Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-30
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Here comes a lonely girl of sixteen
summers to you for advice. 1 am
going with a boy of seventeen. He
is a nice boy, but is real bashful. He
says he loves me better than any
girl he ever saw, and I am sure I
love him. He doesn't seem to care
for me when in a crowd, but he tells
it is because he is bashful, and do
you think he cares for me There is
another boy, aged nineteen, who
wants to come to see me. He says
he loves me. He has always treated
me nice, but I don't care as much
for him as I do for the other boy.
How is my handwriting? VIII ap-
preciate all advice. Please answer
through Atlanta Tri-Week1y Journal.
A MOTHERLESS GIRL.
"a MOTHERLEsS GIRL"
If YOU enjoy the bashful Young
mans society,". and prefer him to
anyone else, why worry about
what he does in crowd? If you
dislike the way he acts-tell
him about it. If he seems dis
courteous to you, tell him about
1T. Come to some understand
Ing. If he still continues to treat
you with Indifference when in
company with others, then let
him go on. his gait" and set
nice fellow. Perhaps this may
bring the bashful one to his
senses.
Please give me little advice in
answer to this question: I'm twenty
years old, and engaged to a well
TODD business man of twenty-six.
Yet am not sure I love him well
enough to be happy with him. 1
love a boy of twenty-four that at
h1JC i1nc l,
ne loves me; yet I've had cause to
doubt his love, and he also has many
bad habits, while the man I'm en-
gagged to marry has no bad habits
and is a good Christian man. Please
tell me which one to marry.
.: TB3FFssssTfezyyjs BESSIE
Marrying a man with the hope
Of reforming him is a wrong
idea. Not many of them will
ever change their ways and hab-.
its. If you love this young man
and yet you have reason to be-.
HeVe he is not quite sincere with
you, and knowing he has bad
habits, the wisest thing you can
do will be to release him. If the
man you are engaged to love
you, and is a clean-cut, honest
honest fellow, you may learn to
love him later. Do not throw
yOu4 SCII away vi d uldu uuWOE-
thy of you.
Here comes a girl 10 years of age
for advice. I have been going with
him very dearly, and he says he
loves me. He asked me to marry
him but my father and mother dc
not want me to marry him. He is
nice young man and lives in the
country. His mother is dead and his
CT of hny
the responsibility of the home rests
on him. Please tell me if 1 should
marry him or not. Please answer
through the Atlanta Tri-Weekly
Journal.
BROWN EYES.
be PeFhaps you vd may do well .t to
mothers advice. Their eyes can
see into the future little far
Their than yours. If you have a
good home and happy in it, why
marry just now? You should
try to get all the pleasure and
good times "out of life" before
settling down to married life,
especially with a man so handi-
capped as this young man seems
to be.
Here is lonely girl coming to you
for your good advice.
Some time ago you printed the di-
rections for preparing a lotion for
whitening the hands. I have lost
the the copy and cant exactly remem-
Der how it was prepared. Will you
please print it again, and will it
Whiten the face, also?
Please tell me how to have pretty
finger nails. Mine are very easy to
break off and are thin and catchy"
Your advice will be greatly appre-
ciated, and hope to see this in print
in the next Journal. Please print my
name "SOUTHERN ROSE"
To Whiten the hands use glyc-
erihe-rose water, equal parts.
with fifteen to twenty drops of
carbolic acid added. Get a quar-
ter's worth of the glycerine and
rosewater mixture from any
druggist; that will be enough to
last you for a while. Grease the
finger nails with pure vaseline or
olive oil, at night on retiring, this
will soften the skin around the
nail and cure hangnails. Do not
cut the cuticle around nails un-
less absolutely necessary. Brit
tie finger nails come from acid
in the system or impoverished
blood, so L have been told