Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-19
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of time. 1t is always best to
know to whom one is writing. 1t
will be a very good thing for your
parents to meet your boy friend,
4 SO they can pass judgment on
him.
| am coming to you for some good
advice. Please help me. for l am a
poor farmers girl, aged seventeen.
Am in love with boy aged twenty
two. He is nice boy. we'll thought
OF. but my parents don't want me to
go with him. or anyone else. He
wrote me nice, friendly letter and
L answered it. Did ! do right? A
girl near my home wrote him first
and has written him several letters.
He wrote to her twice. He has a
large car. L have been with him once.
Also this other girl. He seems to like
ME alright. but l don't know about
the other girl. Tell me what 1 can
do to win his love. for l like him
better than anyone L was ever with.
Please print m next paper. Will thank
you so much Sign my name
CURTIS,
There is no set rule to win a
mans heart. But if this young
man has shown any interest in
you whatever, he may see many
fine qualities in YOU which will
kindle his love. Try being just d
little bit finer in character than
the other girl. Do not let your
tongue wag in disapproval of
anyone. Keep what you see and
hear about others to yourself.
Above all, be pure, sweet and un-
affected and kindly toward others.
and he will love you for these
virtues. All men love and re-
spect girls of gentle, refined
breeding.
I'm young girl fifteen years old,
and I'm coming to you for advice I'm
in love with boy of twenty. He
says he loves me. He asked me to
marry him. But L think that I'm too
young and he seems to care less for
me now than he did at the time he
asker me TO marry him.
Please tell me how to gain his
love back again and whether to mar
ry him or not. Sincerely.
BROWN-EYED RAT.
Your boy friend may have
asked you to marry him, and [
am sure you will have more than
. one proposal of marriage before
you finally settle down. If you
want to keep this boys love and
respect, do not mention to him
marriage. Become interested in
others. Let him see you are in
dependent. He may love you well
enough to propose again. You are
so young. Why not try to have a
good time for a few years yet and
let the marriage problem work
itself out later on?
Will you please give me advice
about love? l am a girl IL years
of age. I am in love with a young
man twenty years old. ! love him
dearly and he seems to like me. we
have been going together for eight
date with me. He has moved long
ways off. I get letters from him
real often. He gave me a nice Xmas
present and he also gives me boxes
of candy He hasn't asked me to
marry him. Do you think he is Just
if am nice girl? He seems to
be jealous of me. 1 am 5 feet
inches tall. weigh 100 pounds. Have
dark blue eyes, light hair and fair
Please answer all questions as
this is my first. l will appreciate
your advice.
I am sure the young man
cares something for you. He may
love you dearly, yet he perhaps
feels he isn't able to support
wife at present. He is also very
young. and give him credit for
He may love you dearly. yet at
the same time he may feel he
would be doing you an injustice
to ask you to marry him, know
ing he wasn't financially able
you love him it is wiser to in.
terest yourself in other men. If
you devote too much time to
this one others will pass you
by.
L am coming to you for advice.
am a married woman Have been
me and Joined the army; Joined as a
single man. He was gone a month |
before he let me hear from him. l
put in for a divorce before / heard !
from him. He did not seem to care
anything for me; he, seemed to love
someone else. Now he is writing me
the sweetest letters and wants me to
withdraw my divorce proceeding and
take him back. / love him dearly
and don't think I could love anyone
else as / love him, and l will never
be satisfied away from him; l will
describe myself: / have blue eyes,
fair complexion, auburn. curly hair,
rosy cheeks. | weigh 1875 pounds, am
5 feet, inches tall and twenty-five |
O' . ~ BLUE EYES.
If you are so sure you love
your husband so well that you
will never be satisfied without
him, you might try living with
him again. Perhaps he has seen
the error Of his ways, and really
loves you after all. Give him
one more trial, and if he doesn't
stick to mis- marriage vows, you
had better get the divorce.