A widow and her children, three at Park Ridge Hill, an oil,

Then came the stranger to her home and pulled her off his love

To meet a fate so horrible no one on earth will know

About crime, what's the mission there? That's just the ins of hell

In this day and age, the chance of finding love has never been easier

It's literally in the palm of your hand

The internet has opened the door to so many possibilities

Online dating websites such as match.com, eHarmony

Many using mobile data apps such as Tinder, where you can swipe left or right on a potential match

However, finding love wasn't always just a click away

Before the internet was even a thought, people had a much harder time finding love

In the 1930s, you had to go out in a social setting

Churches, town dances, soda shops

But for some, it was even harder. Those who didn't feel comfortable around people

Or didn't seem to be attracted to those in their area

They looked elsewhere in the personal ad section of the newspapers

Or they subscribed to matrimonial services

So many were hopeful that looking outside of their area

Were given their best chance at love

But going into this type of Raymond's search has its warning

It's the same as it is now

We're meeting someone you've only been talking to online or messages

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