Dorothy Dix on widows, widowers, and home life
Dorothy Dix muses on widow hardship and the duty of men after a spouse’s death. She argues widows bear greater burden, suggests stepmothers aid children, and contemplates the widower’s alternatives from remarriage to living arrangements. Also a brief note on American birds and early petroleum shipment.
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