Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-12-13
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ToIobely Girls AtRome)

Seeing that you give such good
advice on almost every question that
is asked, I will ask you to help me.
am just twenty-five years old and
my, hair is falling out. I am al
most bald. 1 want to ask you to
tell me something that will prevent
it's falling out, something that per.
manently cures? Thanking you in
advance I am,
A TRI-WEEKLY JOURNAL READ
| Err.
Usually, a spell of sickness will
| cause the hair to fall out. If so,
there is hope of it growing out again.
| Fever or extreme nervousness will
cause hair to fall out, also rundown
! condition and chronic Indigestion.
First, build up your physical condi-
ton. This is absolutely essential
| if you are in poor health. If you
are very nervous, leave off drink
ing coffee and tea. Drink hot milk
| get out of doors as much each day
as possible; try to rest, sleep and
eat strengthening foods. When your
| general health has much improved
| you will notice your hair taking
new life. II your general health
is good, then you are in need of
scalp treatment. Hot oil treatments
are excellent. If you will write to
Mrs. Blake, proprietress of S. A.
Clayton company hairdressing, IS
East Hunter street, Atlanta, state
your case plainly, she will be able to
help you more than L can. Write
me again later after you have writ
ten to her and received answer.
am coming to you for advice,
but not about love. 1 want to be-
come an artist. 1 have never taken
any lessons. I have drawn with pen
Gil and crayon, also used paint for
some time. I got book from Tang
ley company, some time ago, from
Muscatine, Ga, oil painting studio;
the lessons only $25. Do you think
Oil painting best? I have read the
book through twiceand like it finely.
Do you think I can make a success?
Thanking you very much for ad-
vice. S. P. MCGEE.
If you have a decided talent for
drawing and painting you should try
to cultivate this wonderful gift by
all means. Books will help you, but
y
one, some good teacher, this would
be Of real benefit to you. Oil paint
ing is decidedly the best from an ar
tistic standpoint. But to be an Illus
traitor, to be able to draw wonder
full pictures for magazine covers and
illustrate stories, this is the money
making end of it. 1t takes years to
become a painter. in oil, OF repute.
And if you are able to draw well l
would apply my talent in that di-
rection, if I were you. You need
not give up your oil pointing, either.
Here comes a lonely girl to you
for some advice but not about boys.
[ am a girl, age fourteen, and ill
| the seventh grade. / was in the
seventh grade last year, but failed
on the examination. Do you know
of any place where I could go to
school and work my way through,
as 1 am an orphan and want to
finish my education. Thanking you
in advance.
MAE RAILS.
/ wish it were in my power to
send each girl and boy to college.
who desire an education. If you
will write to Mrs. Hugh Willett, 1185
/ Peachtree road, Atlanta, she may
be able to put you in touch with
some college or school which you
can attend free of charge. Be sure
and write to her-tell her plainly
what you want, etc.
I've been reading your letters in
the papers now for a year or more
and find them real interesting.
| / 72 old
inches tall, weigh ITO pounds. l
live in the country. Am in the
| ninth grade; haven't peen to school
very much. L want to go away to
school but my father objects to my
going. How can I get him to send
| me, as [ am real anxious to 60.
My mother wants me to go, but
daddy doesn't.
Some time ago story came out
in the Tri-Weekly Journal. 1t was
'The Unwelcome Wife" Can you tell
me where I can get book that con-
tains it? Answer in the Tri-Week-
ly Journal. Hope to see this in
print soon, as this is my first time
to write. How is my hand writing?
BROWN EYES.
Perhaps your father is unable to
send you to boarding s&Aool. 1t
takes money you know to- go to
| young ladies' school, unless one can
get in the schools kept up by the
state. This is rather hard matter
as the free schools are filled now to
oVer-floWing. This is a problem now
| confronting the people of Georgia.
| We are in hopes there will be a way
provided for the education of Geur.
g1a's children-those unable to pay.
With so many lovely and industri-
Gus women working throughout the
| state of Georgia for the education,
! and betterment of the poor girls al
| boys-perhaps in short time the
| great work will be accomplished.
| Write to Mr.. Lambden Kay, editor
Tri-Weekly, concerning the story,
'The Unwelcome Wife,
am lonely girl 18 years Of age
and in love with boy 20. He saws
he loves me dearly and I love him
more than all the world. I 20 with
other boys but he doesn't go with
other girls. Should I give other
boys dates when he wants one? He
wants me to marry him. Some day
I intend to, but haven't promised
| him yet. Am I right in holding him
off? AS I want to have a good time.
DO you really think it would, be any
harm in kissing him goodbye as he
is so true to me? What should q
girl say when boy gives her a box
of candy? Do you think it nice to
go car riding with boys after dark
Is there any danger in a girl going
with young men whom other people
consider "drunkards?" Is she low
ering herself? Please tell me how
to get rid of this kind of man.
A NE1WJ CTTPTOSTVIv