Dorothy Dix Says: Husbands’ faults in wives include nagging
A reader asks about common wife faults. The piece lists nagging as the top complaint, followed by bad cooking, slouching after marriage, constant whining or gloom, crepe hanging and cry baby behavior, and the shift to motherhood after the first child, urging wives to check these flaws.
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More Killed By Traffic Than War
Traffic deaths in the United States show a higher toll than battlefield casualties in the early war period. Government figures indicate about 25,500 auto fatalities in the first 11 months of 1942, with wartime losses totaling around 331,000 fighters since Pearl Harbor, including merchant mariners and Philippine Scouts, while a drop of about two percent in traffic deaths suggests ongoing gains in public safety amid wartime constraints.
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Private Is Member Of Fighting Family
A rugged note profiles Private Paul Coderre of the SCTUb ancestry in Chanute Field Illinois. It mentions his unit in the Army Air Forces and asserts a fighting lineage connected to the era’s early Army groups. The piece references Clearwater Dams and a 1860 gold strike as context.
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