"DON'T ASK THEM."
American women of ilie highbrow order ere apparently " fed-up." So a doctor lias informed the" American Medical Aesocia--tion. He may be mistaken. He may have made two mistakes, says one who knows. One is iii believing cultured persons who complain. They usually do. Highbrows are habitually languid. The other mistake is in asking women or wives whether they are happy. Perfectly contented till they hear the question they reflect on hearing it, that they are miserable. Don't ask tliern.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20958, 22 August 1931, Page 6 (Supplement)
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