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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1933
Page
4
The column responds to a wife torn by her husband's drinking and infidelity. It condemns the actions but notes the strain of four years apart, urges reflection on divorce versus endurance, and remarks that many men faced discouragement in moving to a larger city.
Illustrated dressmaking lesson offers a simple tunic pattern with slimming lines and buttoned neck. Bright red crepe silk version shown with contrasting details. available in sizes 9 through 17 with yardage and material notes. Readers urged to order the Fashion Department by enclosing stamps and 10 cent book price.
A long reader letter urges a wife to forgive and stay with an alcoholic husband while he works in the city. Betty Brainerd counsels patience, cheerful correspondence, and not nagging, arguing that if he earns enough at home, he may return. The page includes marriage and trust guidance for a jealous man and an exchange about reform.
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