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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
10
A speech or column argues that successful women must fight to protect money from swindlers and dishonest executors. It notes predators target inheritors and warn against sham investments. It criticizes lack of transparency in marriage business dealings and the risk women bear when marrying.
Dorothy Dix argues that women bear the financial burden and consequences when husbands conceal income or overspend. She notes common neglect of money matters by men and urges fair allowances, accountability, and shared knowledge to prevent ruin and hardship for wives and children.
Detroit early today a man and his bride of three months were killed when their automobile was struck by an interurban car. A female companion was injured in the same incident. Also noted Viscount Hamayo, Japanese privy council president, died from burns after a bonfire fall. A Maine man set a trap to deter geese and captured a large porcupine quilled owl.
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