The Marriage Problem and the Sphinx of Modern Views
A fragmented opinion on marriage evolution argues that despite many proposed modern twists divorces, wife’s money rights, and maiden names have appeared in various cultures across centuries. The piece asserts the core institution remains unchanged, true from ancient Rome to Bedouin tribes, and suggests future shifts will converge back to traditional marriage as long as human nature endures.
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Hesa
Jeans
Empire
Rome
Babylonia
Egypt
Mongolia
Lucy Stone
Martinique
Barrie
Margaret Ogilvie
Scotland
Afghanistan
Should a Secretary Be Decorative in Business Life
A humorous essay argues about the types and traits of secretaries valued by male bosses. It playfully contrasts female and male secretaries, detailing how traits like youth, energy, poise, and discretion aid a writer or executive. It explores love, salary, and the secretary as a pivotal, nonverbal advisor in daily business, noting enduring dependence on a capable, discreet assistant.
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Tila
Chicago
Doli
Sir Galahad
Io Love
Seattle
England
Prince of Wales
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Piagers
Rupert Hughes
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Mer
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Stecke
W. & van Dyke
Abe
Alwayd
Wac
Mall Baio
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