Jealousy and rivals in a modern marriage tale in verse
In a fragmentary dialogue the Widow and the Bachelor debate love, jealousy and distraction in marriage. A music teacher, a blonde manicurist, and other women are cited as hypothetical rivals, while the husband seeks novelty and the wife defends devotion. The Widow argues genuine interest, not jealousy, is the true rival.
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Easter Folly Sparks Buried Map in Glass Window
In a chaotic Easter tale, Mary Ann finds a bizarre glass window in a log cabin scene showing muffled children and a mother calling Rose into the house. The improvised imagery depicts baskets, a rabbit, and dreamlike scenery as a child imagines the holiday.
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Miss Edith Strauss Named Director of Women’s Activities
Miss Edith Strauss has been appointed director of women’s activities under the Department of Justice in Washington, working with Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer. The article notes her prior government work, the push to curb high living costs, and her campaign urging women to file complaints with local fair price committees. It highlights her role in informing the public about price provisions and her stance on responsible consumer behavior.
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