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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1911
Page
16
Dorothy Dix discusses a letter from a man in love with a woman who may not feel the same. She argues women often fall in love with their husbands over time, while men rarely fall in love anew, and that persistent mutual affection keeps romance alive.
Fragmentary clippings mention overcharge complaints in a society column, a claim about unprecedented Los Angeles weather, a demand for scandal details, and a ceremonial mayoral introduction. Also glimpses of suburban lot bargains and friendly town news.
A reader asks how to fascinate or win women. Dix says fascination is a rare gift, while popularity comes from neatness, agreeable behavior, and genuine interest in women. Love cannot be taught or guaranteed, and many men fail despite good qualities. no universal rules govern romance.
The picture shows left to right Miss Margaret Wilson, Mrs Wilson, Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson, Governor Wilson, and Miss Eleanor Randolph Wilson. Courtesy of World's Work Magazine.
Detroit May 2 under a new law signed by Governor Osborne a woman wearing a hatpin over ten inches can face two years in state prison and a 500 dollar fine the rule targets dangerous weapons. Suffragists split on justice with Ruby Zahn denouncing the law and George G Carron defending it.
Dorothy Dix reports on Dudley Sargent asserting women are the stronger sex able to endure more physical strain. He argues women outwear men under cold, hunger, and labor, detailing home and work life, attire, and pain tolerance to challenge anti suffrage views.
A shopper spends hours pricing furnaces and leaves, saying she must find cheaper heating options. The salesman replies by recommending a cheaper red power heater as an alternative.
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