h omen complain that their husbands never .compliment them How
many wives make it a practice to jolly their husbands? Not many Yet men
are just as vain as women, and Mr. Husband is just as eager to know that
his wife considers that he looks all the better for having taken on a little flesh
and that he Is handsomer than any of the voung sheiks us Mrs Wife is to
know that her husband thinks she gets prettier every day
Or does any husband ever turn a deaf ear when his wife sings the saga of
his achievements and opines that he is the wittiest and most entertaining man
of her acquaintance and the life of every party. entertaining man
Women wail out that their husbands take them for granted and never
show any appreciation of all the hard work they do to make them comfortable
ow many wives make their husbands know daily and hourlj how gratefui
hanT'tn ."tv? the blessings the\ receive? How many wives tell their bus
t n t , they understand and appreciate the battle a man wages to protect
his family and keep it safe and secure? Not one in a hundred M n ,t •
take the slavery of a man’s whole lifetime without so much is a “thank you ”
and nag him because he doesn t do more. } u ’
Oh, he sure that if women think their husbands don’t love them because
they show them so little affection and tenderness and appreciation hv the
same token men are equally justified in doubting their wives’ love.
DOROTHY DIX.
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EVERYDAY QUESTIONS
Answered by DR. S. PARKES CADMAN
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
