Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-18

Wife Whose Husband Objects to Makeup
and Youngirl Cothes-The Pleasure
Loving Wife Who Hates Housework
.5Soad a a WIt e Know how . n ataP sa fns"i her fn Sus5 az a@s'aSssi The
should b husband give til. wifi. his pay envelope UNOPENED a she
Certainly the wife should know the size Of her husbands
her %T' espen nd Es 7 II , run a u" house sed n tell ENTITY az a woman Da 1H naast
h haSs to o' KNOW %@ ho~ =" na Rh' money mo g q h. "a asi se til 8 ina n order Tq' to
A great deal o. the eztravaganoe of women is due to their not know
what WI t. fSey m "a %OR wSat tt tsey e oannot atf %ak'' When h sc s mn Fef fss9Ta to Of 9f
her TH she ss saes as 4SsS T ne isv Wants asF to eu and assumes ae H that Stp he ac oan buy D@n az
As for a woman expecting her husband to turn over his
pay envelope to her without opening it. 1 think that is de-
makes Rss" the ~ %an G feel % Ike s% "a s1a wy W Me' is so driven s%an' from from s%@f task
ea aa0 money ! has az m a f Fighs % 6s4d opinion l& Heat HEAVEN N knows 3T 4
pay the living ~" expenses sI that T. is '% aSod H% al tn the II fun nlT W 1 set ut
holes in his pocket and when he recognizes himself that he Is wsststui and
turn over his whole pay envelope to his wife and let her give him back
man and a very taotfSi woman to Carry carry Off this situation without m fraa.
Every Cr . man should Sa !, make al. hi. wife :, liberal m. m: sn eS y
f a. hs isa s 'hs% hs 'S a: :R 's e:' 1 3 RsP a fasPf share s s,s si t al that
= =. PEA $ s9:s,5 @#11 81; G. E. 1 .asE E:' /: Ga e.. q: ! 5s e.; :: : dictate as: = ! ', $: ss ss
wnat s 20 ga sni Gds51'' or do anything to make herself look %as sis.astiVs
Answer:
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trade S%S { tell n'f him n 2%y %s% e M :@ %tf to % keep ss %fs q ss%sst
,,v,I Listen ,D patiently %a. to mn me when snI ,ssy , discourse y p . Their
but never silly enough 10 be influenced by their opinions, for
lmen say thing about women and do another.
If you will believe men, the thing they admire most In woman is the
natural state and remaining al homety as God made them, You would
ana sHnky hair and the costume they admired most was made of some
durable material that never wore out and whose style never changed from
But, hist, sister! Did you yer see a man ut with a woman that
looked like that? No. He would die sooner than take hr ut % dinner
1t is the painted, and the permanent-waved, and the chiffon-cIad baby
dolls that men u after-and don't you believe them to the contrary.
your So so stick so$ ts ye'r A Rs" asns BOX Your and husband SGs F9 %ss p s9aa ss
and knock them, hen smn be srumbing and knocking them
vice. AS for fifty being to- old for a woman to make herself
attractive, why, that's nonsenta She is just beginning to be
young then. DOROTHY DIX
DEAR MISS DTX-What would you do If you were gay and p1easure9
loving and were married o a mn who never wanted to go anywhere?
My husband is very good to me except for this I a IN young and I
don't like housework. UNDECIDED WIFE.
Answer:
Why, I would try to get a little better perspective o.
marriage as a whole than you have at present Undecided
wife. INwoud try to thnk II II as a bargain in which you
have to give something for what you receiG and I'd try to
make the best of it q
Suppose you don't like houseworki Mighty few re
enraptured with their occupations and there's lot one work
er In the world-not ven the htghest-priced grand opera
singer or a muHon-donar movie star-who doesn't ret sick
and tired of his or her Job at times. The main thing for i
you to remember is that you have undertaken tic make a
ma a comfortable home as your par of the marriage con
tract you re In honor bound to make good IN it.
AS for your husband not wanting to III around with you at Might
why not solve that problem intenigenty by taking our pleasure in the
afternoon? Surely there are enough hen luncheons and matnees, and
movies and picture shows and tea dances to furnish my woman with all
the diversions she needs.
Women make a great mistake when they try to drag
until 2 or 3 o'clock N the morning IA compete with the
man who gos ito bed earlya after a quiet evening at home and
brings rested nerves and a clear mind to his business next
day. DOROTHY DIX.
Copyright 1923, by Public Ledger Company