MARRIED BLISS.
■LONDON. May It. Public life as a safeguard against domestic friction is one of the happy marriage recipes of -Mr Tom Groves. Labour AI.P. for Stratford. Me and his wife are candidates for the famous Dunmow Flitch, which cannot he won unless a married couple has lived together a year and a day without a tear or regret. *‘We have easily fulfilled the conditions” said a .Mr Groves, ‘‘and we tonld do so for many years. Both myselfand my wife know how to keep our tempers —she because she ha. a uni orally sweet disposition : I because I nave been for years in public life.” Ollier recipes by '.Mr Groves for happy wedlock' are: Good health, which means good temper. Good temper, width means no quarrels. No quarrels, which means no regrets: and then, if you have love you should have married hlisH.
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Hokitika Guardian, 9 August 1923, Page 1
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145MARRIED BLISS. Hokitika Guardian, 9 August 1923, Page 1
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