St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-04-14
THE A11E. WALLACE SERVICE

ATLANTA. GEORGIA
is a good investment even though
you do not intend to make it your
future home. But if you wish to
dispose of the place, now is the
time to do it as prices are high and
property is in demand. Which in
turn makes it undesirable for you
to invest in a country place. Save
your money when the war is
over you and your husband can
get together and decide where you
want to live and buy accordingly.
]. D. NJ: I am married and have
been for 10 years. My wife is very
kind. Sometimes I think that she
is too kind to some people. Am I
justified in thinking as I do? I
need your help.
Ans: A kind loving wife is a
blessing beyond any price. Kind
ness is a natural gift with her .
she's kind to you and it radiates to
all with whom she comes in contact.
Don't let this little spark of jeal-
Ousy on your part fare up and de-
strOy this priceless gift that she
has. Associate yourself more close
ly with her circle of friends and all
reason for doubt will be erased
from your mind.
M. M. G.: l have written you
many times before in fact, I have
been writing for years. You have
helped me to live a respectable and
honest life. 1 do hope you enjoy a
prosperous and happy year. 1 do
not know you, never have seen you
but feel so friendly with you as
your letters are friendly and you
surely want people to live right.
From one of your friends. Mrs. M.
G..
B. R.: l have a habit of eating
Argo Corn Starch, the cooking kind
and eat from one to two boxes in
"a hours. What is the cause of it
and is it against me, and if so tell
me? What shall l do to stop it?
Ans: This abnormal craving for
starch probably is caused by a de-
ficiency in your diet. This habit
might lead to an impairment in
your health and since you do not
feel equal to cope with this situa-
ton yourself, seek medical aid. Ar
range to see your family doctor,
or some good medical doctor for a
complete physical examination.
E. D.: I have a boy friend in the
Marines. I used to hear from him
every week, but in his last letter
he told me not to write until heard
from him again. He had planned
to come home Christmas and we
were to be married, but he was
shipped overseas. He asked me to
wait on him and that he would like
for me to go to live with his mother
while he was gone. 1t has been
several weeks now since l heard
from him. Should 1 wait on him
as haven't heard from him or be-
gin going with other boys?
Ans: You are too impatient 4.
you really haven't had time to get
a letter from your Marine yet if he
has been shipped overseas. Give
him time before you start doubt
ing his sincerity. None of the girls
left behind find it a bed of roses
to have to sit and wait for messages
from their sweethearts and hus-
bands. Your sweetheart expects you
to be as brave and patient as he is
having to be and to accept your
sacrifice in a nObler spirit and
also to give him the same confidence
that he places in you. If you don't
-. then you are not worthy of him.
M. T.: I can't help worrying
about my husband. He runs after
every woman he meets. He is not
provider for his home. He had
three other wives before he had me,
and he has done them the same way.
Should I make a change and go
where my girl friend is or remain
at home?
Ans: Your husband was a born
Casanova and surely you should
have known if three other wives
couldn't get along with him, you
didn't have much chance. You have
waited a little too late to start
thinking about making a change.
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