Dorothy Dix Answers Marital Dilemmas in Two Letters
Dorothy Dix counsels a desperate wife about an ex-husband who remarried a younger woman, urging frank talk and focus on the children. A redhead who posed as the wife confesses remorse, and a reader critiques cross religious marriages, with Dix urging tolerance only when love endures.
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Growing tall dogs and human height in heredity
A reader asks about canine growth and whether height is fixed by heredity and nutrition. The doctor explains a dog’s final height is set by genetics, glands, nutrition, and environment. Height does not affect a dog’s value as a pet, though conformation rules prevent entering overly tall dogs in shows.
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