MARRIED HAPPINESS
XO BOSSING
Gulden rules for happy marriage have been drawn up I\v Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yosburg, of Aurora, Illinois, who have been married for G-l years. They have never quarrelled, never thought of divorce, and began their married life on a- capital of n little moro than 1 £2.
The nine rules arc:— Don't havo a boss in. the home. Consult, each other. Don't have a common cheque book. The husband should help with the housework. ■
Don't spank your children. Xton'S jut fop much store by; money.
Don't seek pleasure at the expense of thrift.
Stay in love by respecting each other.
In elaboration of the last injunction Mr. and Mrs. Vosburg say that if love is treated with kindness it will prosper. Abuse it and it dies. Single: folks may think they're happy, but they only think so. Marriage means co-operation and brings out (he best that's in people. If it. doesn't, then that's their fault.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 129, 4 June 1927, Page 12
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