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Household Problems

Putting the ‘Home on a Business Basis-

by Jenoise Brown Short

How to Stop Leaks in the Family Budget

-by Elna Harwood Wharton

How Satisfied Housekeepers have Solved

the Servant Problem-Told in Letters to the Editor. .

The Right Way to Market-by Florence

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Love Lights the Way- for the Blinded

Soldier

Wornan’s Work is Never Done-A Picka-

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The Twelvetrees Kiddies on their Summer

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When Love is Young-LEONA DALRYMPLE The Grape! of San lacinto-ROSE SIDNEY The Gif! of Courage-MARY HBATON VORSE The Honorable Gentleman - ACHMED AB-

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band different from the man you married ? What is the reason? You probably know a dozen couples who are unhappily married. Why? What is the matter with marriage P

Havelock Ellis, the eminent English sociologist,

says that nine times out of ten it is the man’s fault and then he gives some startling reasons for his theory. What do you think? In a brilliant and searching article in the September Pictorial Review, Mr. Ellis tells Why husbands and men are two different things-and how this difference lies at the very root of “the marriage question.”

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authority has to say on this subj ev: in his sensation- al article in Pictorial ,Review for Septernber called “What Makes a Man.a Husband ? ”

This is the first of a remarkable series ‘of

articles on marriage which will appear in Pictorial Review this Fall.

Four more great articles in this issue

WHY DO AMERICANS HATE TO SAVE?

-By William G. McAdoo

No people in the world hate the idea of thrift as Americans

do; yet no people can save so magnificently-when they are saving for a big purpose. Read what the greatest expert in the country has to say about why Americans must learn to save in peace as well as in wat.

KATE GLEASON-AMERICA’S PIONEER

WOMAN MACHINIST _

The woman who tumed a $100,000 failure irito a success in

one year-and how. Third in Pictorial Rcview`s great series of American women whose achievements are remarkable.

THE ROUGH ROAD TO MOTHERI-IOOD

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Every mother lnows that motherhood isn`t easy under the

best Conditions--Liir in this country 15,000 mothers (lie every year because they :we bearing children under the worst cnn~ ditions --amid dirt, neglect., and loneliness. Rcafl this big human article on what American women can do to help.

WHAT WE CAN DO FOR THE BOYS WHO DIED IN FRANCE

A notable article by Mrs. Percy V. Pennybackcr,_president . __

of the General Federation of Womc'n's Clubs, onthe best memorial wc can give our soldiers. .

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