Traveling Without Wife Is Real Problem for Most Men
A humorous column by Henry McLemore lampoons how a wife keeps a man presentable. Lichty portrays the author lamenting lost sartorial harmony after Mary leaves for America, detailing spotless shirts and tidy suits, sock shortages, and the urge to return home. Disappearing socks and misaligned creases illustrate the writer’s exaggerated dependence on his spouse.
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