Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 173, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 November 1929 — Page 21

NOV. 29, 1929

DAVIS CLASSES WORKER'S WIFE AS ‘EXECUTIVE’ Secretary of Labor Lauds Average Woman in Radio Address. By United Preen WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.—Every housewife is entitled to two weeks' vacation each year, in the opinion of Secretary of Labor Davis. Secretary Davis, in a radio address Thursday night, termed the wife of the working man '‘the greatest, busiest business executive in the world.” “There’s a real rock-ribbed, hidebou .u wrk.n; schedule under the surface of the weekly household act.Vities,” he said. “Each day has its tasks which must be performed with clock-like regularity.” * He listed the weekly schedule of an average housewife: Monday, washing; Tuesday, ironing; Wednesday, mending and sewing; Thursday, odd jobs; Friday, cleaning; Saturday, the biggest, of all, with cooking, catering and tending the children, home from school. There’s no rest for her on Sunday, either, he said. “She may not be a saint, a queen or a goddess. Sometimes she gets tired and cross. Why not, considering the load on her shoulders?” he said. “As we add up her list of occupations—wife, mother, nurse, housekeeper, cook, laundress, seamstress, hopper, financier, mistress of every trade—we gaze at her in wonder and admiration." Bandits Slay Motorman Bu United Preen EVANSVILLE, Ind., Nov. 29.—The death of Arthur Y. Whitmer, 53, street car motorman, occurred here Thursday night from gunshot wounds inflicted by two Negroes in a holdup attempt.

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Wife 31 Years Asks Divorce Bu Ti~re Special WABASH, Ind., Nov. 29.—Mrs. Offa Huston in a divorce suit flied here agUinst John Huston, alleges that in the thirty-one years since their marriage, the only clothing he bought her was a 50-cent corset and a sls coat. HARD WORKING TIMBER MAN Tells How He Was Relieved of Blinding Headaches by Taking Black-Draught. “I have been a user of BlackDraught for about twenty-four years, and it is about the only medicine I take at all,” says Mr. Edgar Gamble, of 114 Fowler Avenue, Hopkinsville, Ky. “If I have the headache or feel the need of a purgative, I take Black-Draught. It is easy to take and quick to relieve. “I used to have dull headaches. My eyes would burn and when I would stoop over I seemed to turn blind. This isn’t much of a good feeling w'hen one has to work, and I have had to work hard in my time, being a timber man. This work takes me from home a good deal and one never likes to get sick, especially away from home. I found the best way to avoid this was to take an occasional dose of Black-Draught, and keep the system cleansed“l tell all it is a splendid, reliable medicine/’ Thousands of others have written to tell how many disagreeable symptoms, due to constipation, have gone away after they had taken Thedford’s Black-Draught.

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