Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-28
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Here come two Mississippi girls
for your good advice. We are going
with two boys and they seem just
crazy about us. One is seventeen
and the other is twenty-five years of
age. We are twenty-five and twenty.
I, twenty-five, am going with the
boy seventeen, and we are engaged to
be married soon. Is he too young for
me? He is the only boy that / can
ever love. I, twenty, am going with
the boy twenty-five. He asked me to
marry him and I don't think enough
of him to marry him. I have anoth-
err, think more of than he, but he is
him. have been going with both of
these boys about three years.
Would you advise me to wait for
the far-off boy? I don't think I could
be happy with the other one. So
please give me your best advice, as
we need it. Print this in The Tri-
Weekly Journal.
MISSISSIPPI GIRLS.
The boy seventeen is too
young lOT you, d SlEl OI LW6Hly.
Especially to marry just now.
Why don't you wait while and
give the boy a chance to make
living. He is not a grown man
and won't be, according to law.
until he is twenty-one. At least,
let him be recognized by others
as grown-up, before you decide
to catch him in the matrimonial
net. To the girl of sweet and
10, 20
pei you to marry the boy of
twenty-five, and it is wrong of
you to encourage him with the
hopes of marrying you some day
You are not playing quite fair.
Of course, if you're in love with
the man who lives 'fur-fur-
away" and he has asked you to
wait for him and you have reason
to believe he is sincere in what
promise and wait for him, for /
dare say you have already told
him you would wait. But it GER
tainly is not quite an honorable
thing to encourage the other boy
to hope of marriage with you
if you don't mean to marry him.
I have been reading your good ad'
vice to so many boys and girls, sc
1 want you to give me some, too.
am fifteen years old. Am L ole
enough to have boy friends? And
harm for a girl my age to receive
friendly letters? My aunt thinks il
is. While one of my boy friends was
over at my home and he asked me to
kiss him and I refused. He got angry
with me. Do you know why?
Hoping to see this in print.
Respectfully,
LONLY MABEL.
l do not think you are too
young to have a few boy friends.
And it is not going to hurt you
to exchange friendly letters with
boys. But don't write endearing
message to boys. In first place
they will make fun of you, and
also you never know into whose
hands the letters will fall. So
keep your letters free from any
later. Let the boy get angry.
The world wasn't made entirely
for him, and don't let the boys
think they can kiss you.
AS 1 have seen where you have
been giving other boys and girls
good advice, L am coming to you
for a little. 1 have a few pimples
on my face. / would love to know
what I could get to cure them, as
they don't look good on any ones
face. They don't hurt much only at
times Your advice will be appre-
ciated. 1 am sixteen years old. I
hope to see this printed in the next
Journal. Thank you very much.
Sign my name CWA1TING BOY.
Don't IVORY about your pimples
they will go away later. You
will outgrow them. Get plenty
of Outdoor" exercise. Drink
lots of water and eat green
vegetables, and cut down your
meat eating to some extent. But
the best of all is outdoor life"
You will find a wonderful i'm
provement in your looks. Battle
face carefully. first in warm wa
ter, lastly cold, to take away the
impurities.