Beware of Hasty Marriage
Tucson Dating & Marriage Advice Circa 1950

At last you will be free of home and parents, free to set your own course. From now on you are your own master, making your own rules. Make them well. On your decisions will rest the happiness of so many.

SHOULD I MARRY?

Yes, by all means. Marriage is a fine thing and should cer­tainly be tried, at least, by all males. The wise young man, however, does not rush into mar­riage. Temptations will be on all sides. As soon as you are eligible, girls will know it. When asked how, scientists throw up their hands. How does the salmon know to swim upstream to spawn, or the robin to build its nest? It is a deep-seated instinct, part of the wonderland of nature.

The bachelor who is hasty is sure to regret it. Not only for his own sake, but for the sake of his future wife, it is important to pick and choose carefully. You can have only one wife at a time, but the bachelor can be surrounded by girls of all kinds. Surround yourself.

GIRLS CAN BE STIMULATING

The period of selection should not be dreaded—indeed many look forward to it. Bound only by moral responsi­bilities you will be free to flit from blossom to blossom. You will be showered with care and attention, which is stimulating and encouraging. It acts as a tonic, heightening the muscular tone, improving metabolism, sharpening the appetite, clearing the eye, improving the digestion, and generally adding to morale and sense of well-being.

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