Dorothy Dix on marriage and harmony in the home
The column cites Dorothy Dix arguing that happiness in marriage hinges on keeping silent about differences and avoiding endless arguing. It warns most divorces start from petty disputes and escalate into broader battles, harming family ties and stability. A fragment about Fiji Scouts and a Japanese mortar crew is included in the mixed text.
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Fragmented Wedding Rhetoric and Odd Ponderings
The text mixes disjointed musings on marriage vows and moonlight with stray phrases about dainty arguments and moral taboos. It references lovers and vows, then pivots to social contention and a critique of armaments, leaving a surreal, incomplete collage of ideas and names.
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