Dorothy Dix on the penny pinching husband and gifts
A reader laments a frugal husband who never gives gifts or candy and always pays. Dorothy Dix labels him a pinch penny and notes the wife’s wish for small tokens like a handkerchief or chocolate, while suggesting prudence in handling household expenses.
World Is Dark Bet His Head Full Of Boowtihal Music
Jimmy Osborne, 13, and his family travel from Plymouth to Boston as he grows into a prodigy composer. Blind since infancy, he creates melodies after hearing tunes, learns by ear, and dreams of piano mastery amid a world of music and support from famed figures.
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Romance at stake in wearying look of worn wives
The column argues that wives must stay fresh and attractive to keep their husbands, noting men may seek novelty with younger, well kept partners while blaming nothing on their own slippage. It laments the cycle of aging beauty standards and suggests women dress up and maintain charm to sustain marriage.
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