Intermountain Catholic | 1909-09-04 | Page 3 | The Wifeless Husband

The Wifeless Husband. Baltimore Sun: Pity the poor husband hus-band left wifeless in town. While she is basking in the warm sunshine on the beach or enjoying the sweet delights of rusticity on the farm, he is left alone in the crowded city working his life out from four to six hours a day to pay for the luxuries of his untnmking and expensive ex-pensive family. In the city in the summer sum-mer time there is nothing in the world to amuse a man except baseball games, roof gardens, parks, sails, highballs, vaudeville shows, cafes swept by electric elec-tric fan breezes, blonde and brunette maidens, bands, poker parties, orchas-tras, orchas-tras, beer picnics, "joyrides" and min: juleps. Not another thing. Outside of these all is work.