Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-09

Will you please give me all the
advice you can, as I am troubled to
death.
1 have been going with a girl al
most five years, and she has gotten
mad at me and said she didn't want
me to be any more than a friend
from now on. She said she was 60
ing to send back all the presents I
have ever given her. Please tell me
how can win her back, as love her
better than any one else in all this
world. Your advice will be greatly
appreciated
BLUE-EYED ROY.
Your lady friend may feel a
just cause for anger at present
but she must care something for
you to have kept up a friendship
with you for five years. Leave her
alone and do not let her see that
her conduct hurts you. If she
wishes to return all the presents
you gave her, accept them, put
them away, and some day she
may change her mind about you.
Take her at her word. Give her
time for reflection and I am sure
you Will win out later.
am coming to you for some
advice. am a young man, just %,
and am dearly in love with girl
just two years my senior, and she
says she loves me, too, very much.
I have been a widower since last
June, and just as soon as I get my
divorce, which will be next Christ
mas, we are to be married. Do you
think we are too young to begin the
journey through life as man and
wife? Please let me hear from you
in next weeks Journal. JACK.
Having been married once, you
should know something about
the esponsibilities of married
life. If you love her sufficient
ly, to work for her and do your
best for her happiness, I see no
reason for your not marrying.
But it seems such a pity to di-
vorce one wife in order to get
another. I do not know the cir
cumstances, therefore, can not
judge, or give much advice to one
in your predicament.
Here comes a lonely boy to you
for advice. I am 16 years of age
and have a girl friend who goes to
school where do, and I have stopped
school, and would like to know if it
would be right for me to write her
letter This girl don't seem to
care for any other boys but me-
Please answer in next Journal
Thanking you for your best advice
BROWN-EYED BILL.
It will be perfectly proper to
desire. Begin letter My Dear
Mary" or Dear friend Mary"
or Dear Mary" Do not use too
endearing terms in addressing
her. Let your notes be friendly
without gushing or mushy. The
girl will have more respect for
you.
7 have read your good advice t.
others, so I thought / would seek
some advice from you, too. Please
inform me where I can get a good
dialogue book, drill book. also a book
of school songs, with music written
in shaped notes. I am planning to
have an entertainment at the close
of school and cannot find any good
dialogues. I am also planning to
have an Easter egg hunt on Good
Friday with my .cholars, so will you
please give me some advice as tc
how to arrange in hiding the eggs
etc, so as to amuse the scholars and
make this happy event for them
Wishing to hear from you at your
earliest convenience and thanking
you now.
RURAL SCHOOL TEACHER.
Rural School Teacher" L am
sorry I failed to get your letter
before Easter. You might get the
bId1OS uC pOOhS anu lIIll DOOhS dL
the Cole Book store, 1913 White
hall street. or the Southern Book
concern, II Whitehall street, At
1anta. The school songs with
music you may find at the Cable
PIANO company. Address letter
glad to furnish you with in
formation concerning the music
book.
Please tell me how to improve my
complexion. I used to be very white
and easy to freck1e, but now I'm sc
years old and my skin has tan
look and deeper freckles, too. Skin
seems dry and fine wrinkles with
deeper lines in forehead; Under my
inches. Weight 10 pounds. Should
I gain weight. Well, how. Thank
you. 5. M. X;
your skin all these years BE
prove it. First wear a hat or
sunbonnet when you are out of
doors for protection. Begin by
bathing the face and neck in
very warm water and pure Cas-
tile soap, at night, before retir-
ing. rinse off we'll with more
warm water, lastly cold water or
ice water. to which a teaspoon
full of lemon juice has been add
ed. Dry the face we'll by pat
ting it gently with a clean, soft
towel. Next rub into the skin
we'll pure cold greasy cream,
such as Daggett & Ramsdells, or
Harriet Hubbard Ayers cream,
or a pure olive oil. Do not rub
the skin, but pat the cream in
well, and leave on over night.
In the morning battle in warm
water, not too hot, mind-last-
ly, cold water, and then use
Kinds Honey and Almond
Cream. Let remain all day, pow
der lightly. If you will persist
in this treatment your complex
ion will be vastly improved.
Drink a cup of hot water last
thing at night and first thing on
arising in the morning.