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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1929

Page

2

Duty to Support In-Law Wives Fronted by Dorothy Dix

Dorothy Dix answers a reader asking if a husband must continue to support two sisters in law and a troublesome brother in law while managing a family home. She weighs obligation to spouse and children against fairness to dependents, noting economic strain and desire for a private family life.

W. Merrish Dorothy

Domestic Dilemma of In-Laws and a Distracted Husband

A reader laments parasitic relatives living with newlyweds and urges spouses to set boundaries. The piece critiques enabling behavior, urging the husband to support his own household and detach from dependent relatives. A subsequent letter advises a wife to handle a philanderer with humor, not tragedy, by gently teasing and maintaining an indulgent, calm approach.

Grushes

Unfaithful past shadows on marriage warns from Dorothy Dix

A letter asks if marrying a woman with a long adulterous history is wise. Dorothy Dix advises that such a past haunts the home and trust may be irreparably damaged. She suggests the fiancé could trust the woman, but a strong man may never forgive the past, risking lifelong unhappiness.

Ehs Magdalena Becuse Sbe Dorothy Dix Public Ledgeree

Aged Parkersburg physician kills self

Parkersburg on December 4 The body of Dr Charles W Allor a retired physician was found in his yard An in pocket note read I want to sleep all the time A coroner s jury ruled the death a suicide He had been bedridden for several years

Parkersburg Charles W. Allor Allor

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