Dorothy Dix—her book
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1. Front matter2. Dorothy Dix—Her Book3. Introduction4. I HOW A HUSBAND LIKES TO BE TREATED5. II CHARM6. III THE ORDINARY WOMAN7. IV TEACH THE CHILDREN TO LOVE FATHER8. V STRIKE A BALANCE WITH MATRIMONY9. VI JEALOUSY10. VII HAVE A GOAL11. VIII THE GOAT FAMILY12. IX SPOILING A WIFE13. X THE ABSENCE CURE FOR FAMILY ILLS14. XI THE DEADLY RIVAL15. XII LEARN A TRADE, GIRLS16. XIII TRIAL DIVORCE17. XIV MARRY THE MAN YOU LOVE18. XV ARE YOU GOOD COMPANY FOR YOURSELF?19. XVI KEEPING YOUNG20. XVII GOSSIP, THE POLICEMAN21. XVIII THE LUCKY WORKING WOMAN22. XIX AN INDOOR SPORT23. XX SHOULD WOMEN TELL?24. XXI DOMESTIC BOREDOM25. XXII TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY?26. XXIII WOMAN’S GREATEST GIFT27. XXIV GRAFTING ON THE OLD FOLKS28. XXV ARE YOU A GOOD FATHER?29. XXVI THE MORAL MUSCLES OF YOUR CHILDREN30. XXVII THE MOTHER-IN-LAW31. XXVIII WHY OUR FAMILIES RILE US32. XXIX OUR LIVES ARE WHAT WE MAKE THEM33. XXX HUSBAND LOSERS34. XXXI MARTHA OR MARY?35. XXXII THE T. B. M. AT HOME36. XXXIII DON’T BE AFRAID TO LET YOUR HUSBAND SEE YOU LOVE HIM37. XXXIV QUEER THINGS ABOUT MARRIAGE38. XXXV HUSBANDS—THE LIVING CONUNDRUM39. XXXVI THE POWER OF SUGGESTION40. XXXVII WOMAN’S MISSIONARY OPPORTUNITY41. XXXVIII HOW TO BE A GOOD HUSBAND42. XXXIX GIVING CHILDREN ADVANTAGES43. XL SELL YOURSELF TO YOUR CHILDREN44. XLI TAKING HUSBANDS “AS IS”45. XLII BEING A GOOD WIFE46. XLIII INVALIDISM A GRAFT47. XLIV SELFISHNESS MADE TO ORDER48. XLV SELF-CONTROL49. XLVI OLD FATHERS AND NEW DAUGHTERS50. XLVII LOSING A WIFE’S LOVE51. XLVIII THE LURE OF THE MARRIED MAN52. XLIX FORGET IT53. L LOST LOVE54. LI THE SHOW WEDDING55. LII WHEN YOUR CHILDREN ARE GLAD YOU DIE56. LIII WHAT PRICE PLEASURE?57. LIV THE IDEAL MOTHER58. LV HOW TO CATCH A WIFE59. LVI DANGEROUS GIRLS60. LVII WHEN A GIRL LOVES A MAN61. LVIII MARRIAGE LESSONS62. LIX THE SUPERIOR BUSINESS WOMAN63. LX NEW IDEALS FOR OLD64. LXI WHY DIVORCE IS COMMON65. LXII THE CHILDREN PAY66. LXIII THE LEARNED PROFESSION OF HOME-MAKING67. LXIV A FATHER’S INFLUENCE68. LXV THE RICHES OF POOR CHILDREN69. LXVI A MAN’S RIGHT TO HIS HOME70. LXVII DEVOURING FRIENDS71. LXVIII THE SECRET OF HAPPINESS72. LXIX PREPAREDNESS FOR OLD AGE