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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1911
Page
14
Dorothy Dix argues that choosing a spouse is a gamble best guided by recognizing signs of jealousy, domination, extravagance, and lack of companionship. She urges men to avoid wildly impractical women and to test a potential partner through behavior in daily life and shared experiences before marriage.
Helen Curtis returns from a long journey to Grand Central with Winifred to a closed deserted New York apartment Delia has left no maid in residence and Mr Curtis has not stayed there leaving Helen to face a lonely unprepared homecoming and a rack of fatigue.
A motoring exchange quotes a nervous woman asking why they stop and her husband replying it is to pump a tire. He jokes that she should change her chauffeur as they have encountered a fresh air fiend, per the Washington Star.
Frances J. Garside warns in a fable that indulgent parenting creates servant children who rule their parents. The piece argues excessive luxuries and dress sap resilience, urging harsh discipline and hard work to prevent societal decline and preserve future welfare.
Indiana appellate Judge A A Adams recalls a man who bought a horse for 25 dollars and sold it for 175 dollars. The teacher explains the math shows not profit but larceny, highlighting the danger of miscalculating percentages.
Dorothy Dix argues that giving women the ballot corrects governance by consent, elevates politics to mirror society, and empowers mothers and workers. She cites Colorado as proof that women vote for cleaner candidates, combat child labor, and curb trusts, promising broader civic virtue and protections for working women.
A husband and wife working on a New Jersey truck farm faced a savage dog attack. The wife rushed to help, the dog bit the husband in the calf, and she poised to throw a rock. He shouted for her to strike him instead of the dog, displaying remarkable presence of mind.
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