Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
Advice to Married Women
and Some Answers the
Women Might Give
Easy Cricise Are Usually Two
Sides Criticism. And Many Sides to the Difficult Life
the Average Wife

average
The Rev BASTARD Mr. John D. Rockefe
PRS spiritual welfare when he happens be in Cleveland has
Wdvce wives.
bud put them up the mirror the would always
n4s them.
fR3 of the beg say
put in the mirror the husband would be apt them
often the wife old theory and foolish that the
MIRROR reflects often than The opposite is
robably ~
many homes you put mir
the wife would have very little opportunity of seeing these
don She would be apt them if pasted
above the cook the wash tub above the baby crib
the coal bin
Here of the reverend gentleman donts
but pn m nnh Tis on" manhood s than money with"
ANSWERING average only eager NOT TO
MARRY FOR LIVING Every earth wants
for love No would marry money aside from
real affection she had her choice The trouble that
developed civilization which teaches little girls from their baby
hood that they MUST MARRY FOR LIVING, that marrying
only career only BUSINESS opportunity open
Civilization has taught its daughters that they only make
living by marrying And civilization promptly puts at work at
typewrter factories elsewhere ninety
of the girls married
gymn might find himself marrying living if the
compelled him work starvation Of his
than his services worth There will be trouble
marrying living gentlemen
will reorgane society that may better
wife in a hobble skirt and throw more out of kitchen win
a poor pair the with
This enough familiar enough But really
convincing If the patched and the
other wemade certainly is better for the
the patches Man has been Dragging for generations about his
generosity all that he does deal of the
he like the that caes
unsfsh when he finds and then just the hens
to him. SWALLOWS THE WORM WITH A vIRTUOUS AIR The
trouble in this world is not that the fancy hobbe
sart ana man 1n pacnea ana ne tI6uoe IS NOT nat
put into the cellar with shovel
trouble that the working
his selfish Injuries too much of the that his wife
and children need The trouble that the families that
small or moderate incomes the husband spends more Tor cigars and
luncheon downtown and visits drinking the up
and downtown than the mother spend for children
If the who tell lies about the necessity of spending their
income business acquaintance ecetera could be persuaded
would be better off We the Rev Mr. Bastard that his
about the and the shovel mistake The ordinary
than the find cohe herself and her
children that is not imagination
Is ~rons go around occurring you own you are
Very good sound advice for everyhodyrom clergy
The might say clergyman Every good
indeed try yourself For than cergymen
bankers or peddrs when comes to negcng their own business
attending other peoples business We all alike
ea than anybody reasonably expected
stand blsmble than others they away for
change
always glad to welcome your hus-
This also sounds we'll But The reverend gentle
man-sad may the wife who nags say
wife who has the her rights and the rights of
her children apt to keep her husband from the saloon
than the other kind OF wife
The complains submits gently,
what she whether he kindness codness neglect atten
ton usually the wife whose husband the frequent
the welcome from the saoonkeeper
wives nag, it is BECAUSE HUSBANDS HAVE COMPELLED
TO DO IT. Maggng the of wife than
urging generosity when the moment comes TO let your hight SHINE
the collection box around The clergyman who doesn
certain kind Of congregation when collection time hash