Married To Jobs and the business wife choice
Dorothy Dix counsels about wife types and marriage tradeoffs. A business trained wife can be a solid partner, managing money and chores, but a wife too focused on work may clash with domestic life. select a spouse who balances money sense with home partnership. A reader asks about supporting an invalid sister. Dix urges family responsibility and legal relief if needed.
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Gemmercia
Pao
Jence
King
Dora
My Department
Ronney
Ser
Giselda
Migs Diz
Altthough
Elme House
Onegister
John
Sally
Nanny
Featherweight piano debuts in New York City
Scientists and piano makers unveil a piano with an aluminum plate reducing weight, enabling easy garden transport for play. The New York reception hails a historic shift after 192 years of piano making, with many industry figures noting a monumental moment in home music history.
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Jean George Nea
New York
Portable piano dreams and eccentric gadgets in early talk of the era
Far sighted guests imagine a featherweight portable piano to toss at bull callers and wall smash. The piece notes a New York physician’s travel gear and plans for mass production of steam table tires, revealing early tech humor and oddities in a bustling business scene.
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Bull Caller
Thore Cose
Tupi
Ang
Wall Garf
Ing. Sught
Merit
New York
Fox
Actic
Tip How To Dine Out Like A King Dining In
New York AP reports on diners pairing Broadway cafe meals with plain sturdy plates. The piece notes simple dining setups and contrasts restaurant fare with kingly presentation, offering tips on enjoying meals with modest tableware and comfort.
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New York
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