Dor othy Dix Says War Wives and Jealous Husbands
Dorothy Dix weighs in on a 12 year marriage where the wife, at a defense job, socializes with officers and the husband fears infidelity. She advises preserving the home for the boy, suggesting the wife may tire of luxury and return, while warning about wartime changes to marriages and loyalties. A second letter recounts a husband confessing love for a coworker. Dix urges patience and consideration before divorce, urging to let doubts prove true.
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Legion Announces Piichard Meeting and Vets Plan
Legion and Veterans of World War I and II plan a meeting at Port Harding at 8 pm to discuss the next year’s events and aid for papers. Wives are urged to attend, with transportation arranged from the Chamber of Commerce at Harding at 7 pm for veterans and family members.
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al Veterana
Ubell
Jim Clark
Steinity
Comerce
Harding
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