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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1950
Page
3
Cincinnati report quotes Dr. Paul Popenoe of the American Institute of Family Relations identifying money disputes and nagging as top causes of unhappy marriages. He urges budgets with personal allowances and clear division of labor to reduce fault lines and divorce risk.
Dr Popence notes lack of affection as a common but remediable cause of divorce. Surveys show both husbands and wives complain about insufficient demonstrativeness. He says successful couples combine cordiality activity sympathy and self control. Young people planning to marry should seek this balance.
Born today you are highly independent with a clear analytical mind and many talents. You travel easily and may see much of the world. You form broad acquaintances but few intimate ties, and should learn to listen to opposing views before deciding. You may invent money mid twenties or late thirties to pursue a definite goal.
An amused column notes a Boxer from Palestine who refuses English and learns Hebrew, warns that an American tourist endures hardship just to snap a photo, and jokes that biere also means coffin. It cautions readers about misinterpreting customs in different cultures, including hospital flower etiquette for Italian friends.
A columnist previews European culture and travel amid wartime limits. Highlights include Picasso’s plate painting, a draped statue controversy in Paris, a garden for the blind in the Azores, philosopher George Santayana at an Italian convent, actress Mistinguette in a French film, and a costly Copenhagen taxi fare. It also notes security worries about passports, references an Austrian statue, and mentions Doris Duke’s European influence.
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