Duty of children to an aging mother in need
Dear Mies Grey asks whether burdened aging mothers with sick relatives deserve family support. A widow mother with an invalid daughter works hard, never complains, and is gently cared for by visiting grandchildren, while grown children enjoy outings and resist offering a home or steady aid. The writer asks if duty requires the children to provide care or risk a poor farm.
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Cynthia Grey
Should a Gentleman Bring a Roommate on Meetings
A puzzled reader asks if a friend who brings a roommate to an evening visit shows poor courtesy. The advice suggests giving him the doubt benefit and avoiding overreaction, noting impulse may drive the action and urging tolerance.
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Miss Grey
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The Best and Mrs Best: A Domestic Dilemma
In a strained marriage, Bob debates allowing Mrs Best to remarry her former husband after his insults and financial manipulation. Ann's father adds tension as a family considers how to handle a scandal and maintain their finances while fearing wreckage of the marriage.
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Treating Skin Ailments By Blood Purification
The article argues surface creams fail for skin diseases like eczema and tetter. It claims the root cause is a disordered blood condition invaded by germs multiplying in the bloodstream. It urges treating the disease in the blood rather than surface symptoms.
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