Should a Wife Dress By Husband's Taste Or Fashion Books
Dorothy Dix's advice explores how far a wife should follow her husband's clothing tastes. It weighs cases where a husband is discerning against those where he lacks knowledge, suggesting divorce or rebuilding life if trust fades, and urging harmony rather than jealousy when love ends.
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Woman and fashion clash in marriage advice by Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues a wife should suit her husband with modest, high necked attire rather than current flapper fashion. She suggests dressing like his mother, wearing formal clothes to provoke loyalty, while acknowledging the lure of modern styles and the risk of infidelity.
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Dorothy Dix Counsels On Crossword Obsession And Domestic Harmony
Dear Dorothy Dix advises readers that a husband absorbed in crossword puzzles is a harmless, time consuming hobby. She argues the pastime can improve vocabulary, keep him home, and not harm morality, urging wives to avoid quarrels over time and money spent on puzzles.
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Aged couple linked by three marriages at ceremony
LAP FARMHAM Eng Charles Bibsworth eighty Mrs Jease Wilson seventy four had been married three times before.
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Oldest Lloyds Ship Fenta Burns on Lake Malar
The steamer Fenta, registered in 1848 and long the oldest ship on Lloyds register, was nearly destroyed by fire on Lake Malar. Meanwhile new highways and irrigation projects are being paved in the Dominican Republic.
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