Wife's worth 355 a week sparks discussion on value of mothers
The American Council of Life Insurance estimates the average wife’s worth at 355 weekly, based on studies of housework, child care, and duties from nursemaid to chauffeur. The piece notes many tasks not measured and observes rising recognition of a wife’s financial value. It also lists family relations tied to the subject.
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Goodbye My Dear Ann Landers Letter
A reader from Durham North Carolina argues about Chapel Hill and the sign off bye-bye, mocking Yankees and southern pride. A returned letter comments on regional speech, Civil War nostalgia, and hints at Confederate money with playful sharpness.
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Family aid on lonely roads beats risking robbery
A reader argues for safer help in distressing driving situations. She notes a snowstorm incident where a motorist avoided stopping to prevent danger, phoning state police instead and having them locate and respond to the disabled vehicle. The exchange highlights practical, nonconfrontational assistance.
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