Dear Heart #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains multiple romance stories and an advice column. The main comic story "Dear Heart" features a young woman named Sara who is courted by Clark, a handsome and sophisticated man who takes her to movies and introduces her to cultural pursuits, contrasting with her father's disapproval of her reading habits; the story culminates in Clark asking Sara to take a wagon ride, where she discovers his true character when he becomes upset about her jacket. The "Dear Mildred Norton" column addresses several reader letters about relationship troubles, including concerns from a soldier separated from his fiancée, a poor young woman facing social rejection, and a woman struggling in her marriage with her mother-in-law. The issue also includes the story "Television Sweetheart," in which a college student named Ray befriends a girl after a hayride and later encounters her at a radio station, where she encourages his writing ambitions.
Sally Page is a lonely young woman who attends a TV quiz show hoping for a change of pace—and finds herself drawn to Joe, a fellow contestant. When fate keeps crossing their paths on television and beyond, Sally dares to hope for romance, only to discover that Joe's reasons for seeking her out aren't quite what she imagined. A tender story about mistaken assumptions and second chances, where sometimes the real connection takes longer to reveal itself than a television broadcast.
When a chance collision on a Manhattan street leads to romance between Jackie Porter and Robert McCormack, a wealthy financier's son, their budding love faces an unexpected obstacle: Robert's mother, who believes Jackie's humble background makes her unsuitable for the family's social standing. As Robert fights to prove his mother wrong, Jackie must decide whether their love can survive the weight of class expectations and family disapproval in "The Heart Beyond Reach!"
A farm girl caught between duty and desire finds her quiet life upended when Ray Alexander arrives at Radmore College—and after a chance encounter during a hayride, she can't shake the feeling that romance might finally be within reach. But as Ray begins working on her family's farm, Shirley wrestles with a gnawing doubt: can someone like her, bound to the land and the hard work that comes with it, really hold the heart of a college man destined for a different world? "Why Must I Be Different?" explores the tender collision of two lives on very different paths.
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