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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
5
Dorothy Dix analyzes the worth of a husband, noting women sue for damages over lost spouses and that value varies. She splits reasons into four roles: status and marriage as a meal ticket, flavoring for life, companionship at social events, and sparring partner, while acknowledging that most women are driven by social expectations in marriage.
Dorothy Dix argues husbands provide a perfect uncheckable alias for wives actions and serve as the excuse for many choices. She notes wives manipulate domestic power by citing husbands to justify limits and duties, turning men into shadows of authority.
Members of Point Lick Midway Four-H clubs enjoyed a picnic and swim at the Four H pool below Dunbar on Thursday. The gathering included many named club members from Point Lick Midway and also noted attendance from Dawes Sharon and Ohley Four-H clubs along with family members and supporters. A separate Ivydele Four-H club fundraiser movie night at Ivydele school raised funds for the general club fund.
Judge B Boone Dawson yesterday continued until tomorrow the case against Clarence Paxton charged with stealing two rings valued at 30 dollars from Catherine Hearn. The rings were reported stolen about a year ago when Miss Hearn was a Charleston High School student.
A circuit court jury yesterday heard Mrs. Madora L. Eggleston sue Massachusetts Holding Co for $1000 under an eight policy on the death of her husband C P Eggleston. The death was attributed to an accident.
An advertisement claims physicians endorse system purification to improve health. It promotes a course of “Galotaba” products to purify blood and digestive organs, offered in 10 and 35 cent packages through all dealers.
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